SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT LOMONSOV, YE.G. - LOMOV, A.L.

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86643 Experience Made With the Numerical Forecast of S/050/60/000/012/001/005 Humidity, Cloudiness, and Precipitationsllith B012/BO54 the Aid of a Computer deficiency 6,the authors proceeded from -.he equation for the diffusion of apeoific humidity, and derived equation (6) which was first obtained by M. Ye. Shvets: dh5 X - 1 T - (b + ., d)2 T - . 0~. dt X ab M' I p dp A statistical investigation was carried out to estimate the summands in the right-hand part of this equation. On the basis of this investigation, the final formula was obtained for calsulating 5 on the 850, 700, and 500 mb levels: i)6 - A k (_~_Vk (6'z)k ; p td is the dew point, z the altitude of th,-r isc)bari(; surface., (b,z) the finite-difference expression of the Jacoblan with a "differentiation step" of 600 km. The predetermination of 6 is the component and final part of the forecast of pressure fields and vertical ~~lirrents. The ver. t.1cal currents are determined on the levels rr.~ntioned accordinf; tn the Card 2,8 Experience Made 'di t~j the- ~;a I 7o--cac t o1 S/0 50/11 C O/C 1 21~ 01, Humidity, Cloudiness, and Precipitatiorz.1ith B012/3054 the Aid of a Computer pressure field calculated and the g,?opotential tendencies during each The resulting forecast of the meteoroloGical 'elements montioned is made on the MOM, Felectronic digital coinpuj~-W :1 -20 (M-20) within 30 min--ites. Nine daily forecasts of the dew-voint deficiency on the 850, 700, and 500 mb levels during the cold half-year have been calculated up to date. Figs. 1 and 2 show examples of such fo-recasts. The authors describe the plotting of nomograms on 850 and 700 r1b levels for cloudiness and pre- cipitation forecasts (Fig-3). An analysis of forecasts of all weather processes showed a probability of 801pf. There are 3 figures, 2 tables, and 6 references: 4 Soviet. Card 3/8 86643 3/050/60/000/012/001/005 B012/BO54 'end to 7ij.1: ual de-,,i-zoint defici- - I y field on the 850 mb el at 03 hours on ruary 11, 1960 . 1 "lard 4/6 Card 516 Cend to FiC,.2: recast dew-Doint defi- ency field ori the 0 mb level at .hours on February 11 , 6o V) tl I., I S/95o/6o/c,~G/c~i _D01 2/3054 6.2 -247 -10 n-p . i I v - 0 - I f L T / r r 2012%054 86643 S/05 6C)/OCC)/Ol2/COI/005 (cfvltw oh Card 9/8) Card 6/8 3/050/(-G/r,:SC/G'I 21r--SII B01 2/B0-',4 FiC Legend to Fig-3: Nomogram for determining the weather processes on the 850 mb level: 1)~precipitations, 2) cloudy, 3) incomplete cloudiness, 4) clear. T is air temperature, I-' is the module for the transition from decadic to natural logarithms (belone:3 to formula (6)). Card 7/8 866.43 S10501601000101210011005 D012/BO54 Card 8/8 46 lo tz 14 20 0 1 z .7 4 5 6' 7 d .9 10 11- 12 IJ If U CO vjt;~, %,xfi of F-~ (v"., cl. VJ S / 1 b 9/ 6 1 /0 00/0 1 1J I D228/D304 AUTHORS', Dushkin, P.K., and Lomonosov, YeG. TITLED Results of forecasts of the baric field at levels by means of a calcu2ating machine PERIODICAL. R e f e r a t ivn y y z b u rn a 1 , G e -') f i z i k a , n o6 abstract 11B280 (Tr~ Tsentr, in-ta prognozou, no, 1960, 20 - 31) TEXT: A numerical scheme developed by the authors for forecastinp, the baric field at three levels (300, 500, and 850 mb.,, is bed. It is based on the known solution of the baro-~.linic~ forecasting given by M.I. Buleyev, and G.I. Marchuk. The main fa---- Tors permitzing the derivation of a 3table numerical solution to the problem are discussed (the due selection of different.Lat14-rin sp,1- the presentation of derivatives as final differences, ,he Pap- proximation. of integrals as final sums, etc,). The resulte of fief teen trial forecasts computed in the "Strela" machine are cituea The analysis of these forecast3 testifies to the definitely pra-.~'. Card 11.*2 3/i 69/6!/,000/Oi Res--ts of fore--ast-9 of the D2287D-104 cai value of the scheme under consideration. Trhus, in a numb~--,r it -aRe~~ thi.-q scheme enables the intense rz-:-c,:)nstruC-t`on of the t'if7ld *c, be succt-~3,,f ully pre z.,ted. A ff)rC-Ca3,,. according -.,f -, bar.)rropi-~ 9cheme was also given for several. cases, The barot.'-, ga,,e sub9taritial. .1y bet,,er -.E.sults -in &-"-- --ases . Tine ma;n of the forecasts are the errora related to the jse of ti 41-ou~~ boundary conaitions at the edges of the region. Th-- t: Cr !he solut,,on. of t-he Pognf)-3r,i,~ problem for tha atmosP .r, f-., r ri,,7qd by Ye.G, and considered as a ried-~,m vihi:-~h Of two layeri~ ~the tropo5ph-re and s ti-ato sphere) a-lrfer~.n.-, irl 7.-;.- -, n u d ;~ o -ati~ stabi.11 ~y 'S m , -a tne parameTr-r )f s, are a~ in The work. The main diff-~rsz-x, e-" b~~Tween this and ho ,n -r-b,? constant, stab,'11'y riarsarlr-ter are elu-ida'-d- Tt;-: t Dz, *,h e -N,-, I ay e r mea,~,-jm n ~,.)mpa r 1 ~3 on w., th * he Jr e I =q er 1 or, a nd i.t~ates ~ b e v, i de r ho r -,- e,on ta i -- p r e ad i ne, o t 1. h~--- i n d dy adve 4.,,r, i n th e r-a t,.) 3 Phe r- Ti,~;.:~, ta~; rl., 41 1 n~-- i th t1h a h a e a c o s ph e r e s ara-.; e T -1. Z e .1 y s,ra+j-fzca1. la Ab1z -i n c; a a; r r ra, n s S/1w,q/62/OCO/OO8/G1fq/OqO 2073/E535 AUTMA: Lomono~iov, Yre.G. TITLO: OT! L-):)lyill~~ functions in hydrodyn~,;Ac foreca'i till- 0~ Vie baric field PERIODICAL: Referativnyy zhornal, G,,-ofizi1ca, 1962, 53, ab,itract 8B358 (Irx collection: -",'-1att-ri;,.ly Sovesi-iclianiya Koordinntr,. po chi.,il. i,.etodrml :)rognoza" . L. , Gidroweteoizdat I ig6i, 1-52) TEXT: In co;ti-),krin,.; the% calctilation sche(7ule o:1 the bix.-ii6 of t'he solution of N. I. Buleyev G. I. :1arc:iu'z rel,-itive to tiie t,idency of 'I'lic lhei~rht of ti(-- isobaric sirface az/6t, for quasi-~~eo!3tropldc and ;,puisi-L--tatic models of tile the inte-rals are, sub~itiVjtcd- by finite sm,is. Thereby, i:itez~Arztti~~.l along ,o itifl.iiite plari4-, for which the Mirth i3 talcen it~. a .iimplific;ttion, is -oibstituted by int#!.,ration along a li..1itod area. The 6imensioiis of thiti area are urmilly r!c-tv-viiied a:i o roligh ilproxizmtion, ta"Zill'i i;1to coliFideration the belinviour ')f the infLIC:1ce ftinctio'l. To avo.-I.d crrors -.rhich arise in the ct,e of such it "cutting-off" of thf,- ~,oltztion, it is -pro2oscd to solve Card 1/3 p On jinplying the i-nfluence functions ... S/1G9/6.)/OG(;/oo3/0 9/c,)o E073/Z535 the proljlt~,.i of (!ntemiining az/~)t i-.i a somewhat di~'ferent for.;-,ula- tion. T:ic initial equatioil. for determininr ~a Z/at is ii-lte~;ratecl accordin6 to y fro.i 0 to 215'-- am! i~; written in cylindrical syste.-i 0: coordill;1tos r, y, waeru- p/po the reduced ,)ressuru (1). = 1000 mb). In ;ill ap *)ro-)rictto Manner the boundary coliditio::!, 'Ire also Thu solutio.n obtained for suc'.& i- forlaulntioll of t",(- zSubscyleat appliczItion of t1tr'. inte~~r.ll tran.5form of H;'TIIZCI is for co--i:),%ri%r, tite wi..;1:ri- cal of fol-,!ci,~Sti?18 the ~Jartj..,11 6z/bt :-, deteriAno(I 'ijy weani of .-~~tcccfisivc Applicrtl :i th p s, e c u; -, Cap ~)ro-.L:m t ion L-i:~;-oveb juality of ("iuraij, uf tLe :;Uro ficild. Tii,~- Z~ivoti --t-riLiI-;tic,t!. th(! dc8I-c(: of justifi.c;,tioi; of t%r- zcrics of o,)erativ,! for-~C;-%L carriec! acuordiil~; to t:I