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https://doi.org/10.5194/acpd-10-30305-2010
https://doi.org/10.5194/acpd-10-30305-2010
13 Dec 2010
 | 13 Dec 2010
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A minimum bulk microphysics

J.-I. Yano and D. Bouniol

Abstract. Cloud microphysics present extreme complexities, and even under bulk approaches, the formulation tends to be involved. A minimum microphysics is proposed, aimed at applications for geophysical fluid dynamics, by a maximum simplification of a standard bulk formulation. The proposed formulation is also independently derived by a simple phenomenological argument. The formulational structure of the bulk microphysics is also discussed. The autoconversion process formulation is discussed separately in a phenomenological manner, because a formal application of the bulk approach becomes involved. Four major possible formulations for autoconversion are identified. The proposed formulation is tested with a nonhydrostatic anelastic model under segmentally-constant approximation (NAM-SCA).

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