Global Tropical Cyclogenesis

Шарков, Е. А.

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“…3a and Fig. 3b, primarily due to their dissimilar strength at different stage of CLC (Sharkov, 2012). This evolution in Ne concentration at the ionospheric heights helps to infer that the ionosphere have close link with the lower atmosphere.…”

Section: Daily Variation In Olr and Vertical Ne Concentrationmentioning

confidence: 76%

“…It was already reported in one of our previous studies (Mondal et al 2014) that during Cyclone Genesis Period (CGP) (Sharkov, 2012) Table 1. To curtail the effect of diurnal variability in the ionospheric signature to be detected, if any, we finally calculate daily weighted mean and standard deviation of each parameter using equation (2).…”

Section: Methodologiesmentioning

confidence: 96%

“…For both the cyclonic activities we have chosen separate 15 days observational periods including their CLCs (Sharkov, 2012). For ionospheric information during the observational periods, COSMIC-RO satellite data have been downloaded from the mission website.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The period in between generation and precipitation of any Cyclone is called the Cyclone Life Cycle (CLC). Generally, Cyclone of longer life cycle is of more intensity and more devastating in nature (Sharkov, 2012). Any low pressure system characterized in the lower atmosphere can sensitively influence different layer of the atmosphere through different mechanisms (Vinay Kumar et al 2016).…”

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An Investigation into Height Variation of Ionospheric Signature Due To the Cyclonic Storm Formation Using COSMIC-RO Measurements

Mondal¹,

Gupta²,

Sen³

2017

IJERA

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Section: Daily Variation In Olr and Vertical Ne Concentrationmentioning

confidence: 76%

Section: Methodologiesmentioning

confidence: 96%

Section: Data Acquisitionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

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An Investigation into Height Variation of Ionospheric Signature Due To the Cyclonic Storm Formation Using COSMIC-RO Measurements

Mondal¹,

Gupta²,

Sen³

2017

IJERA

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“…Globally, September is the most active period-when cyclone formation frequency is the highest-and May is the least active period-when cyclone formation frequency is the lowest (Sharkov, 2000). (Neumann et al, 1993).…”

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Tropical cyclone track forecasting techniques ― A review

Roy

Kovordanyi

2012

Atmospheric Research

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Delivering accurate cyclone forecasts in time is of key importance when it comes to saving human lives and reducing economic loss. Difficulties arise because the geographical and climatological characteristics of the various cyclone formation basins are not similar, which entails that a single forecasting technique cannot yield reliable performance in all ocean basins. For this reason, global forecasting techniques need to be applied together with basin-specific techniques to increase the forecast accuracy. As cyclone track is governed by a range of factors variations in weather conditions, wind pressure, sea surface temperature, air temperature, ocean currents, and the earth' rotational force-the coriolis force, it is a formidable task to combine these parameters and produce reliable and accurate forecasts. In recent years, the availability of suitable data has increased and more advanced forecasting techniques have been developed, in addition to old techniques having been modified. In particular, artificial neural network based techniques are now being considered at meteorological offices. This new technique uses freely available satellite images as input, can be run on standard PCs, and can produce forecasts with good accuracy. For these reasons, artificial neural network based techniques seem especially suited for developing countries which have limited capacity to forecast cyclones and where human casualties are the highest.

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Weather and Climate

2021

Tropical Marine Ecology

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Global Tropical Cyclogenesis

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An Investigation into Height Variation of Ionospheric Signature Due To the Cyclonic Storm Formation Using COSMIC-RO Measurements

An Investigation into Height Variation of Ionospheric Signature Due To the Cyclonic Storm Formation Using COSMIC-RO Measurements

Tropical cyclone track forecasting techniques ― A review

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