A study of diabatic heating effects on the development of pressure waves

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Barrett, Elizabeth M.
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Haltiner, George J.
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1965
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Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School
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A baroclinic model programmed for numerical solution is used to investigate the effects of diabatic heating on the development of pressure waves for periods up to 24 hours. Several forms of the model are studied with results being obtained for various wavelengths. The results lead to some meteorological improbabilities; however, the relative development of the pressure wave appears valid for short time periods. The writer wishes to express her appreciation to Professor George Haltiner of the U. S. Naval Postgraduate School for his assistance and guidance in this investigation. Appreciation is also expressed to LT Jack Nourie, USN, for his assistance in preparing diagrams and compiling data.
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Meteorology and Oceanography
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