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Study of a Numerically Modeled Severe Storm

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Author(s)

• Wilhelmson Robert - Researcher
• Brooks Harold - Researcher
• Jewett Brian - Researcher
• Shaw Crystal - Researcher
• Wicker Louis - Researcher
• Arrott Matthew - Visualization
• Bajuk Mark - Visualization
• Thingvold Jeffrey - Visualization
• Yost Jeffery - Visualization
• Bushell Colleen - Visualization
• Brady Dan - Visualization
• Patterson Bob - Visualization

Institute(s)

• NCSA, Visualization Services and Development Group
  • Country : USA

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Description

The understanding of severe storms begins with observations of their behavior. Numerical models of thunderstorms can be used to compliment this understanding. These models consist of mathematical equations which can be solved on a supercomputer. Wind, temperature, pressure and other values are calculated every few seconds for several hundred thousand locations in the area of the storm's development. The numerical storm grows in wind and temperature conditions observed prior to an actual severe thunderstorm.

• Date : 90

• Category : Simulation

• Theme(s) :

  • Climatology/Meteorology
  • Particles

Technical Information

Software: Wavefront Technologies & Inhouse Visualization Software

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• Some internal links :

  Same Institute

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