Graphical representation of primary outputs from energy balance computations conducted on Lake Erie (lakewide), 1950-1997 / Oskar Resler and William Schertzer.: En83-9/08-522E-PDF
"As a contribution to the Canada Climate Program, a major research effort was undertaken to examine the long-terrn heat balance for the lower Great Lakes (Sawchuk and Scherlzer, 1988). A new model for evaluating the radiation and surface energy balance components for Lake Ontario and Lake Erie was developed. Improvements included the evaluation of solar radiation from a true radiative transfer model that treats multiple scattering effects explicitly and the evaluation of incoming longwave radiation that incorporated effects of aerosols and clouds. The model derived lake evaporation from a mass transfer formulation that includes dependency on wind speed and atmospheric stability. ... This report provides graphical representations of the primary radiative and turbulent exchanges and selected meteorological/limnological components at the daily time scale (1950-1997) for Lake Erie (lakewide)"--Abstract, p. i.
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| Title | Graphical representation of primary outputs from energy balance computations conducted on Lake Erie (lakewide), 1950-1997 / Oskar Resler and William Schertzer. |
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| Publication type | Monograph - View Master Record |
| Language | [English] |
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| Description | iii, 300 p. : ill., charts |
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