The use of multi- frequency radar measurements for investigating microphysical processes during DYNAMO/AMIE Angela Rowe and Robert Houze, Jr. University of Washington ASR Fall Working Group Nov 2013 Microphysics Breakout Rockville, MD d by NSF Grant # AGS-1059611 and DOE Grant # DE-SC0008452
Angela Rowe and Robert Houze , Jr. University of Washington ASR Fall Working Group Nov 2013
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The use of multi-frequency radar measurements for investigating microphysical processes during
DYNAMO/AMIEAngela Rowe and Robert Houze, Jr.
University of WashingtonASR Fall Working Group Nov 2013
Microphysics BreakoutRockville, MD
Funded by NSF Grant # AGS-1059611 and DOE Grant # DE-SC0008452
S-PolKa
Zuluaga and Houze (2013)
Hydrometeor profiles
Ice crystals Ice crystals
Dry AggDry Agg
Graupel/Rimed Agg Graupel/Rimed Agg
Wet AggWet Agg
Z
VPIDGraupel
Stratiform
Squall line
KAZR
KAZR within context of broader system
KAZR velocity providing additional kinematic information
Anvils
KAZR
S-PolKa
Initial echoDual-
polarimetric variables!
S-PolKa
Multi-wavelength radar networkFull spectrum of cloudsMicrophysical details
Early echoWarm-rain processesMelting, fall streaks, anvil, etc.
ComparisonsAttenuation correctionStrengths of different wavelengths for particle identification
(Brenda Dolan – MC3E)Regional (Darwin/Manus)
What can the modeling community do with this information?Mean profiles of dominant hydrometeor typeVertical profiles or RHI snapshots of dual-pol variables?
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