Response of oceanic cyclogenesis metrics for<scp>NARGIS</scp>cyclone: a case study

Vissa, Naresh Krishna; Satyanarayana, A. N. V.; Kumar, B. Prasad

doi:10.1002/asl2.407

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“…initial intensity of cyclone, thermodynamic state of atmosphere through which the cyclone propagates and finally the heat exchange with the upper layer of the ocean underlying the core of the cyclone. Rapid intensification of TC is noticed when it passes over the deep upper ocean mixed layer and that upper ocean thermal structure plays a significant role in the intensification process [32][33][34]. Sutyrin [35] performed simulations with a coupled model of the oceanic and atmospheric boundary layers and concluded that the interaction is strong enough to change the supply of heat and moisture fluxes from the ocean into the atmosphere significantly within few hours of the formation of the storm and consequently, influence the TC intensity.…”

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Progress in Tropical Cyclone Predictability and Present Status in the North Indian Ocean Region

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Panda²,

Osuri³

et al. 2016

Recent Developments in Tropical Cyclone Dynamics, Prediction, and Detection

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Tropical cyclone (TC) is an important research area since it has a significant impact on human life, properties and environment. The researchers all over the world have been studying fundamental and advanced processes to better understand and thereby predict the genesis and evolution of TCs. This review chapter provides a brief overview on TC climatology, their basic characteristics, movement and intensification, research on structure analysis and prediction of these fascinating storms, with primary emphasis to North Indian Ocean (NIO). The role of ocean and atmosphere in determining the genesis and intensification of TCs is discussed. This chapter reviews the past and current research activities including inter-annual and intra-seasonal changes in TCs, current status of TC research using numerical weather prediction, gaps identified and relevant measures taken by the meteorological and government agencies in this direction, along with future directions in order to improve the understanding and predictability over the NIO region.

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