Cold region atmospheric and hydrologic studies. The Mackenzie GEWEX experience. Vol.1: Atmospheric dynamics / ed. by Woo M. - Berlin; Heidelberg: Springer-Verlag, 2008. - 470 p. - Incl. bibl. ref. - Sub. ind.: p.462-470. - ISBN 978-3-540-73935-7  Место хранения:   039 | Институт мерзлотоведения CO РАН | Якутск

Оглавление / Contents

Preface ......................................................... v Table of Contents .............................................. ix List of Contributors ......................................... xiii List of Acronyms .............................................. xxi 1 The Mackenzie GEWEX Study: a Contribution to Cold Region Atmospheric and Hydrologic Sciences Ming-ko Woo, Wayne R. Rouse, Ronald E. Stewart and John M.R. Stone ........................................... 1 2 The Mackenzie Climate System: A Synthesis of MAGS Atmospheric Research Kit K. Szeto, R.E. Stewart, M.K. Yau and J. Gyakum ....... 23 3 Climatological Analysis of the Mackenzie River Basin Anticyclones: Structure, Evolution and Interannual Variability Lily Ioannidou and Peter M.K. Yau ........................ 51 4 Variability of Cold-Season Temperatures in the Mackenzie Basin Kit К. Szeto ....................................... 61 5 Extreme Winter Warming over the Mackenzie Basin: Observations and Causes Zuohao Cao, Ronald E. Stewart and William D. Hogg ........ 83 6 Water Vapor Fluxes over the Canadian Prairies and the Mackenzie River Basin Jinliang Liu, Ronald E. Stewart and Kit К. Szeto ........ 109 7 Moisture Sources for Extreme Rainfall Events over the Mackenzie River Basin Julian C. Brimelow and Gerhard W. Reuter ................ 127 8 Precipitation Recycling in the Mackenzie and Three Other Major River Basins Kit К. Szeto, Jinliang Liu and Alexander Wong ........... 137 9 On the Cloud and Precipitating Systems over the Mackenzie Basin David Hudak, Ronald E. Stewart, Peter Rodriguez and Bohdan Kochtubajda ...................................... 155 10 The Relationship between Monthly Precipitation and Elevation in the Alberta Foothills during the Foothills Orographic Precipitation Experiment Craig D. Smith .......................................... 167 11 On Predicting Maximum Snowfall Max L. Dupilka and Gerhard W. Reuter .................... 187 12 Estimating Snow Water Equivalent in Northern Regions from Satellite Passive Microwave Data Chris Derksen, Anne Walker and Peter Toose .............. 195 13 Mackenzie Basin Snow Cover: Variability and Trends from Conventional Data, Satellite Remote Sensing, and Canadian Regional Climate Model Simulations Chris Derksen, Ross Brown and Murray MacKay ............. 213 14 Recent Studies on the Climatology and Modeling of Blowing Snow in the Mackenzie River Basin Stephen J. Dery and M.K. Yau ............................ 241 15 On Blowing Snow and Sublimation in the Mackenzie River Basin Mark Gordon and Peter A. Taylor ......................... 259 16 Assessing Water and Energy Budgets for the Mackenzie River Basin Kit K. Szeto, Hang Tran, Murray MacKay, Robert Crawford and Ronald E. Stewart .......................... 269 17 Characteristics of the Moisture Flux Convergence over the Mackenzie River Basin for the 1990-2000 Water-years Mark Schuster ........................................... 297 18 The Influence of Lakes on the Regional Energy and Water Balance of the Central Mackenzie River Basin Wayne R. Rouse, Jacqueline Binyamin, Peter D. Blanken, Normand Bussieres, Claude R. Duguay, Claire J. Oswald, William M. Schertzer and Christopher Spence ............. 309 19 Mapping of Surface Albedo over Mackenzie River Basin from Satellite Observations Alexander P. Trishchenko, Konstantin V. Khlopenkov, Calin Ungureanu, Rasim Latifovic, Yi Luo and William B. Park ................................................. 327 20 Comparison of Solar Radiation Budgets in the Mackenzie River Basin from Satellite Observations and a Regional Climate Model Song Guo, Henry G. Leighton, Jian Feng and Murray MacKay .................................................. 343 21 Wildfire Aerosol and Cloud Radiative Forcing in the Mackenzie River Basin from Satellite Observations Song Guo, Henry G. Leighton, Jian Feng, and Alexander Trishchenko ............................................. 365 22 The Nature and Impacts of Thunderstorms in a Northern Climate Bohdan Kochtubajda, Michael D. Flannigan, John R. Gyakum, Ronald E. Stewart, William R. Burrows, Andrew Way, Evan Richardson and Ian Stirling ............ 383 23 Forest Fires and Climate Change in the Northwest Territories Michael D. Flannigan, Bohdan Kochtubajda and Kimberley A. Logan ...................................... 403 24 The Impact of CLASS in MAGS Monthly Ensemble Predictions Harold Ritchie and Yves Delage .......................... 419 25 The MAGS Regional Climate Modeling System: CRCM-MAGS Murray MacKay, Paul Bartlett, Ed Chan, Diana Verseghy, E.D. Soul is and Frank R. Seglenieks .................... 433 26 Synopsis of Hydrologic Research under MAGS Ming-ko Woo ............................................. 451 Index ......................................................... 461