Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of gallery/movies/lead


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Sep 3, 2012 10:15:43 AM (13 years ago)
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     1== Flow over an ice lead (2006) == #lead
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     4||||='''Flow over an ice lead (2006)''' =||
     5{{{#!td style="vertical-align:top; border: 0px solid"
     6{{{#!html
     7<embed
     8    type="application/x-shockwave-flash"
     9    id="player"
     10    name="player"
     11    src="http://palm.muk.uni-hannover.de/chrome/site/gallery/player.swf"
     12    width="512"
     13    height="346"
     14    allowfullscreen="true"
     15    flashvars="file=http://palm.muk.uni-hannover.de/chrome/site/gallery/movies/lead.flv&image=http://palm.muk.uni-hannover.de/chrome/site/gallery/movies/lead_preview.jpg"
     16/>
     17}}}
     18}}}
     19{{{#!td style="vertical-align:top; border: 0px solid""
     20'''Project:''' [[imuk/projects/2007_01|The Physics of turbulence over Antarctic leads and polynyas and its parameterization: a joint study using observations, LES and a micro-/mesoscale model]]\\
     21\\
     22'''Responsible:''' [[imuk/members/witha|Björn Witha]]\\
     23\\
     24'''Description:''' \\
     25Leads in sea ice are responsible for most of the latent and sensible heat transfer from ocean to atmosphere within the marginal ice zones. The animation displays a flow along x (from left to right with a geostrophic wind of about 3 m/s) from sea ice over a lead of 1000m width. The incoming flow is laminar (without turbulence), neutrally stratified, and capped by an inversion above 300m. The surface temperature of ice is assumed to be -23.3C, while the open sea water has a temperature near the freezing point of about -3C. Particles are released near the surface and closely below the inversion. The particle color reflects the buoyancy at the current particle position (red: positive, blue: negative). The particle size is proportional to the magnitude of the vertical velocity component. Cyclic boundary conditions along y are assumed. Convection is generated above the lead but the flow re-stratifies soon after passing the lead. The spatial resolution of the model is still insufficient to resolve the turbulent convection above the first half (upstream part) of the lead.
     26||||='''Model Setup'''  =||
     27||Total domain size (x|y|z):||5760m x 1280m x 1477m||
     28||Grid spacing (x|y|z):||10m x 10m x 10m||
     29||Number of grid points (x|y|z):||576 x 128 x 66||
     30||Simulated time:||45min||
     31||CPU-time:||2600s||
     32||Number of CPUs:||32||
     33||Machine/ processor type:||IBM-Regatta / Power4||
     34||Visualization software:||DSVR||
     35\\
     36||||||='''Download'''  =||
     37||Video Format  ||File size  ||
     38||Flash (.flv)  ||  7.5mb||[[htdocs:gallery/movies/lead.flv|Download]]  ||
     39\\
     40}}}