Tropical Cyclone Climatology in a Global-Warming Climate as Simulated in a 20 km-Mesh Global Atmospheric Model : Frequency and Wind Intensity Analyses
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Possible changes in the tropical cyclones in a future, greenhouse-warmed climate are investigated using a 20km-mesh, high-resolution, global atmospheric model of MRI/JMA, with the analyses focused on the evaluation of the frequency and wind intensity. Two types of 10-year climate experiments are conducted. One is a present-day climate experiment, and the other is a greenhouse-warmed climate experiment, with a forcing of higher sea surface temperature and increased greenhouse-gas concentration. A comparison of the experiments suggests that the tropical cyclone frequency in the warm-climate experiment is globally reduced by about 30% (but increased in the North Atlantic) compared to the present-day-climate experiment. Furthermore, the number of intense tropical cyclones increases. The maximum surface wind speed for the most intense tropical cyclone generally increases under the greenhouse-warmed condition (by 7.3 ms^<-1> in the Northern Hemisphere and by 3.3 ms^<-1> in the Southern Hemisphere). On average, these findings suggest the possibility of higher risks of more devastating tropical cyclones across the globe in a future greenhouse-warmed climate.
- 社団法人日本気象学会の論文
- 2006-04-25
著者
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Kusunoki Shoji
Meteorological Research Institute
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OOUCHI Kazuyoshi
Advanced Earth Science and Technology Organization
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YOSHIMURA Hiromasa
Meteorological Research Institute
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MIZUTA Ryo
Advanced Earth Science and Technology Organization
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NODA Akira
Meteorological Research Institute
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Noda Akira
Frontier Res. Center For Global Change Japan Agency For Marine-earth Sci. And Technol. Yokohama Jpn
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YOSHIMURA Jun
Meteorological Research Institute
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Oouchi Kazuyoshi
Frontier Res. Center For Global Change Japan Agency For Marine-earth Sci. And Technol.
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