Atmospheric Environment Laboratory
by Professor Wei-Ting Chen

Department of Atmospheric Sciences, National Taiwan University

Animations


TaiwanVVM 20070830

Yu-Hung Chang & Prof. Wei-Ting Chen

A high-resolution TaiwanVVM LES ensemble is simulated with the realistic, complex topography of Taiwan to present the development diurnal convection under weak synoptic weather dominated by local circulation. The left animation is a current climate simulation initiated using Banqiao sounding observed in August 30th 2007. The right animation is a future climate simulation adopting the pseudo global warming strategy, with spatially uniform 3 K warming and constant relative humidity (based on the future projection of TaiESM). This animation shows the evolution of local wind field (blue arrows) and precipitation (color shading).



TaiwanVVM Diurnal Half Mount Clean

Yu-Hsiu Wang & Prof. Wei-Ting Chen

High-resolution idealized VVM LESs are used to investigate the diurnal convection over a conceptualized mountainous island and its response to local circulation variabilities under large-scale suppressed conditions. This animation shows the detailed time evolution of low-level circulation and boundary layer structures, exhibiting two robust peaks in the diurnal evolution of orographically-locked precipitation.



2023.07.11 04LT/阿里山舊站/縮時攝影/面西(280deg)

Shao-Yu Tseng & Prof. Wei-Ting Chen

Alishan Boundary-layer Cloud-forest Diurnal Evolution Field Campaign 2023



2023.07.11 12LT/阿里山舊站/縮時攝影/面西(280deg)

Shao-Yu Tseng & Prof. Wei-Ting Chen

Alishan Boundary-layer Cloud-forest Diurnal Evolution Field Campaign 2023



Surface tpe20190722cln 2mn W and 08RH Basin

Yu-Hsiang Chang & Prof. Wei-Ting Chen


The evolution characteristic of stratocumulus precipitation over topography in idealized simulation (CONTROL)

Jun-Jie Chang & Prof. Wei-Ting Chen