Quantitative observations on tropical cyclone tracks in the Arabian Sea

Terry, James P.; Gienko, Gennady

doi:10.1007/s00704-018-2445-1

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“…Fan et al . (2020) showed that annual variations in the frequency and durations of Arabian Sea cyclones have increased, while Terry and Gienko (2019) noted a westward shift in longitude of cyclone decay. Most recently, Deshpande et al .…”

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“…However, the relatively small size of the ASB means that the average longevity and intensity of cyclones are less than in other ocean basins. Median storm durations and track lengths while maintaining cyclone status are 58 h and 802km, respectively (Terry and Gienko, 2019). For cyclones since 1990, median values (ranges) for minimum pressure and maximum sustained winds are 986hPa (920–1000hPa) and 57kn (35–130kn).…”

Section: Arabian Sea Cyclones: Seasonality and Distributionmentioning

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CycloneShaheen: the exceptional tropical cyclone of October 2021 in the Gulf of Oman

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Ruheili

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Early October 2021 saw Cyclone Shaheen track westward across the far northern Arabian Sea, penetrate the Gulf of Oman and strike the northeast Oman coastline – the first storm to make such a unique landfall in more than 130 years. This paper describes how the unusual cyclogenesis location, favourable initial trajectory and steering, conducive environmental conditions and anomalously warm sea‐surface temperatures were the main influences responsible for Shaheen's extraordinary genesis, intensification and remarkable geographical landfall.

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CycloneShaheen: the exceptional tropical cyclone of October 2021 in the Gulf of Oman

Terry

Ruheili

Boldi

et al. 2022

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“…0°N, 62.6°E (5.5-25.5°N, 46.2-70.8°E). Track shape and direction are broadly associated with the location of cyclogenesis within the ASB (Terry and Gienko, 2019). Storms spawned in more northern and eastern waters generally follow northwestward tracks, although some recurve northeastwards to affect the coastlines of India and Pakistan.…”

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Weather, Vol. 77, no. 10, October 2022, pp. 342–372

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“…Renya et al, (2019) extracted the location and status of flood affected areas from social media for real time storm analytics. Terry et al, (2019) investigated the various features of cyclone tracks in the Arabian sea basin.…”

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A Spatial temporal classification analysis and visualization of tropical cyclone tracks in Bay of Bengal using GIS

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2021

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Tropical cyclones (TC) are among the most devastating forms of natural hazards and the east coast of India is more prone to TC landfall causing significant socio-economic impacts. The Bay of Bengal (BoB) which forms the eastern sub basin of North Indian Ocean experiences the seasonally reversing monsoon, depression and TCs. In this study TC best track dataset of NIO basin over the period 1960–2016 from the IBTrACKs archive maintained by NOAA are used. In this work Firefly optimization is coupled with FCM for TC tracks classification. The classical FCM uses random initialization of cluster centroid often gets trapped in local optimal problem. The firefly algorithm is applied on the FCM for the cluster centroid computation, in this way improving the efficiency of FCM algorithm. The obtained classes are then projected in the visualization space. Visualizations are generated using the GIS environment to gain insight into the spatial distribution of TC tracks over decades. This study aims to develop a comprehensive assessment of variability in tropical cyclones with respect to ENSO modulated events, inter decadal variability and track sinuosity. In this paper we attempt to convey the cognitive results of comparative visualizations of TC tracks over Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal sub basin during the strong, very strong El Niño and La Niña events. Finally we use Parallel Coordinate Plot (PCP) a visualization technique to demonstrate the correlation patterns of the TC parameters.

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Quantitative observations on tropical cyclone tracks in the Arabian Sea

Cited by 15 publications

References 25 publications

CycloneShaheen: the exceptional tropical cyclone of October 2021 in the Gulf of Oman

CycloneShaheen: the exceptional tropical cyclone of October 2021 in the Gulf of Oman

Weather, Vol. 77, no. 10, October 2022, pp. 342–372

A Spatial temporal classification analysis and visualization of tropical cyclone tracks in Bay of Bengal using GIS

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