The Variability of Spring Sand-Dust Storm Frequency in Northeast Asia from 1980 to 2011  被引量:7

The Variability of Spring Sand-Dust Storm Frequency in Northeast Asia from 1980 to 2011

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作  者:杨元琴 王继志 牛涛 周春红 陈淼 刘冀彦 

机构地区:[1]Atmospheric Composition Observation & Service Center,Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences [2]Yunnan University [3]Nanjing University of Information Science & Technology

出  处:《Acta meteorologica Sinica》2013年第1期119-127,共9页

基  金:Supported by the Special Project on Public Welfare of Forestry(200804020);National Science and Technology Support Program of China(2008BAC40B02);National Natural Science Foundation of China(40875077);National Basic Research and Development(973)Program of China(2011CB403404 and 2011CB403401);Projects of the Chinese Academy of Meteorological Sciences(2010Z002,2009Z001,and 2009Y002)

摘  要:The characteristic distributions of regional sand-dust storm (SDS) weather processes over Northeast Asia from 1980 to 2011 were investigated using the shared WMO surface station meteorological data, atmospheric sounding data, China high density weather data, NCEP/NCAR reanalysis data, as well as the archived original weather maps of China. The concentration-weighted trajectory (CWT) method was used to calculate the SDS frequency from the discrete station data and to track the large-scale regional SDS weather processes in Northeast Asia. A spline trend analysis method was employed to investigate the variability of the SDS weather systems. The results show that during 1980-2011, the SDS weather processes exhibit both a historical persistence and abrupt transitions with an approximate 10-yr high-low occurrence oscillation. Through composite analysis of atmospheric circulation during high and low SDS years, it is found that the SDS occurrences are closely related to the anomalies of arctic vortex and midlatitude westerly, and the circulation patterns around the Lake Baikal. During the high frequency years, the meridianal flows in the upper and mid troposphere above the high SDS corridor in East Asia (from the Lake Balkhash along Northwest and North China, Korean Peninsula, meridianal flows during the low SDS frequency years, the midlatitude regions. and Japan Islands) are apparently stronger than the favoring the development and transport of SDSs in the midlatitude regions.The characteristic distributions of regional sand-dust storm (SDS) weather processes over Northeast Asia from 1980 to 2011 were investigated using the shared WMO surface station meteorological data, atmospheric sounding data, China high density weather data, NCEP/NCAR reanalysis data, as well as the archived original weather maps of China. The concentration-weighted trajectory (CWT) method was used to calculate the SDS frequency from the discrete station data and to track the large-scale regional SDS weather processes in Northeast Asia. A spline trend analysis method was employed to investigate the variability of the SDS weather systems. The results show that during 1980-2011, the SDS weather processes exhibit both a historical persistence and abrupt transitions with an approximate 10-yr high-low occurrence oscillation. Through composite analysis of atmospheric circulation during high and low SDS years, it is found that the SDS occurrences are closely related to the anomalies of arctic vortex and midlatitude westerly, and the circulation patterns around the Lake Baikal. During the high frequency years, the meridianal flows in the upper and mid troposphere above the high SDS corridor in East Asia (from the Lake Balkhash along Northwest and North China, Korean Peninsula, meridianal flows during the low SDS frequency years, the midlatitude regions. and Japan Islands) are apparently stronger than the favoring the development and transport of SDSs in the midlatitude regions.

关 键 词:sand-dust storm weather processes arctic vortex midlatitude westerly concentration-weightedtrajectory method 

分 类 号:P467[天文地球—大气科学及气象学]

 

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