Sentences with phrase «transfer calculations»

I see heat transfer calculations as a nice addition to the measurement problem.

While ice extent is entertaining, the mass of ice would be more appropriate for energy transfer calculations.

As you can see from your credit card balance transfer calculations, quite a bit of savings is waiting for you by simply consolidating your credit card balances.

Van Diedenhoven, B., O.P. Hasekamp, and J. Landgraf, 2006: Efficient vector radiative transfer calculations in vertically inhomogeneous cloudy atmospheres.

We synthetically observe the results using Monte Carlo transfer calculations, finding the sublimation front is bright in the near - infrared.

By that measure, total column CO2 is ~ 3 meters or ~ 3 atm m. Engineering heat transfer calculations often use standard pressure times path length to calculate emissivities of CO2 and water vapor in furnaces from tables or graphs rather than having to do full RT calculations.

Are heat transfer calculations made?

The CKD paper on the water vapor continuum verifies the radiative transfer calculation against field observations.

The Trenberth paper, which the IPCC rely on for their energy transfer calculations and which describe the GHG actions, does not include night time or the fact that the earth is shaped like a ball.

This is why all heat transfer calculations and measurements work in all other disciplines except Atmospheric physics act on the basis of identifying the net energy flow.

Because of the expense of doing the Venus radiative transfer calculation, there hasn't been much modelling of the Venus general circulation.

A particular emphasis of Hayward's research is on combining hydrodynamic simulations of galaxy formation with radiative transfer calculations to create «forward models» of observable quantities, such as images and spectra, that can be directly compared with data from telescopes such as the Hubble Space Telescope.

This input data is tabulated in the HITRAN database for all significant atmospheric gases, and is available for use in radiative transfer calculations.

«A Global Average Model of Atmospheric Aerosols for Radiative Transfer Calculations.»

Most radiative transfer calculations (and the IPCC) give that x2 CO2 is equivalent to a radiative imbalance of about 3.8 W / m ^ 2.

tive forcing concept facilitates comparison of forcing calculations between climate models and with benchmark line - by - line radiative transfer calculations.

In the simplest picture, «forcing» is the result of a radiative transfer calculation that does not depend on the climate response — hold everything else fixed (temperature, water vapor, clouds, etc) and change only the forcing agent (ie CO2); the radiative forcing is the resulting change in flux at the tropopause.

Traditionally, forcings have been categorised based on specific components in the radiative transfer calculation (concentrations of greenhouse gases, aerosols, surface albedo changes, solar irradiance, etc.).

1976 Owen B. Toon and James B. Pollack, «A Global Average Model of Atmospheric Aerosols for Radiative Transfer Calculations.»