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1. Use the provided tephigramme to determine the following from the radiosonde measurements given in Table 1. Indicate significant points on the tephigramme and also write out the solutions. a) Water vapour mixing ratio at the surface. b) Dew point temperature at the surface c) Pressure, temperature, and height at the lifting condensation level.

1. Use the provided tephigramme to determine the following from the radiosonde measurements given in Table 1. Indicate significant points on the tephigramme and also write out the solutions. a) Water vapour mixing ratio at the surface. b) Dew point temperature at the surface c) Pressure, temperature, and height at the lifting condensation level.

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1. Use the provided tephigramme to determine the following from the radiosonde measurements given in Table 1. Indicate significant points on the tephigramme and also write out the solutions. a) Water vapour mixing ratio at the surface. b) Dew point temperature at the surface c) Pressure, temperature, and height at the lifting condensation level. d) Wet bulb temperature at the surface. e) Pressure, temperature, and height at the level of free convection. f) Pressure, temperature, and height at the equilibrium level (or level of neutral buoyancy). g) Adiabatic condensed water content for ascent from the surface to the equilibrium level. h) Amount of latent heat energy released in ascent from surface to the equilibrium level. i) The vertical velocity of the parcel after ascent from surface to the equilibrium level. j) The convective available potential energy (CAPE). Table 1. Radiosonde measurements for question 1. Pressure (mbar) 1000 900 800 700 600 500 400 300 250 200 150 Temperature (°C) Relative Humidity (%) 29 22 16 9.6 0.0 -9.0 -19 -34 -44 -55 -55 65 70 77 66 45 64 15 18
Transcribed Image Text:1. Use the provided tephigramme to determine the following from the radiosonde measurements given in Table 1. Indicate significant points on the tephigramme and also write out the solutions. a) Water vapour mixing ratio at the surface. b) Dew point temperature at the surface c) Pressure, temperature, and height at the lifting condensation level. d) Wet bulb temperature at the surface. e) Pressure, temperature, and height at the level of free convection. f) Pressure, temperature, and height at the equilibrium level (or level of neutral buoyancy). g) Adiabatic condensed water content for ascent from the surface to the equilibrium level. h) Amount of latent heat energy released in ascent from surface to the equilibrium level. i) The vertical velocity of the parcel after ascent from surface to the equilibrium level. j) The convective available potential energy (CAPE). Table 1. Radiosonde measurements for question 1. Pressure (mbar) 1000 900 800 700 600 500 400 300 250 200 150 Temperature (°C) Relative Humidity (%) 29 22 16 9.6 0.0 -9.0 -19 -34 -44 -55 -55 65 70 77 66 45 64 15 18
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Transcribed Image Text:RAMME itude géopotentielle en fonction de la s constantes utilisées dans ce nt conformes au Doc. 7488/2 Manuel Type OACI (2 ième éd., 1964). ent nement que 300 0.05 10 310 Paafts th Una 1.50 -320- 40 1002 4150 -200 250 1336 500 350 Alt 400 450- 500 0.005 550% 600 -680) 20100 450- -800 850 900 9501 1000 1050- STATION STATION STATION 0.01 -100 50 10 TO 0.02 0.03 +370 SP 726. 0.05 -40 -80 2.0 8 9 106 Hoteller hele latere Ernten Fi 60 0.1 20 -4101 0.15 2001.784 38,662 11 10,363 259 33.999 35 -10 3002164 39,065, 350- 18, 20 DATE DATE DATE -9 03 1811719 26,631, 30 400- 40 -8 23,574 0.4 150-1000 1000 +|||| 75 50 6344 500 25 20.812, 1010 40 30 420 °C °F 50--120 -100 5574 18,289 Xte Guay 900 A-600 20-70 +60 10-50 1020 7550-4863) 15.962 0 20 4206 13.801 14 -40 1-30 1000 1000-850 850 1000-700 700 700-500 500 500-300 300 45 970 300-200 200 200-150 150 -20 MUN 150-100 100 -20 650? 3591 X1.789 -10 1030 -30 15 4 • 40160 4750 2466 (809) 1440 75012) 700 1915 3 16.180 -100 33,083 25 850 -20 -40 656 -30 900 1 10 DATE DATE 1040 OSTE 1450- 4||||4 15 -40 z 0063-2393 2/87 20- 10- 0 16 ftx Km 10² --50 1-00- Ta ATV (c) (c) 25 100031 +0001 --50 -10 -10 -20-Lo -3 -2 -40 Z Z Z Km 12.00-10509- pix -0 302) Z 1000 10²
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