How does atmospheric pressure change with height above sea level? Why does air have pressure? Why does temperature increase in adiabatic compression? Why does vapor pressure increase with temperature? Why do air masses form mostly in high pressure areas?
Atmospheric pressure is the force per unit area exerted by a body of air above a specified area (called an atmospheric column). It is expressed in several different systems of units, including millimeters (or inches) of mercury, pounds per square inch (p
The height of smallest change is near 85 km. The largest January and July departures from standard occur near 65 km in the arctic where the minimum January value is 65 percent of standard and the maximum in July is 130 percent of standard. A pressure increase near 60 km of more than ...
Precisions on measurements are usually about 0.5°C for temperature, 0.5 hPa for pressure and about 2% for relative humidity. In addition to ground-based weather stations, measurements of the height-dependent profiles of state variables are needed to well estimate atmospheric effects up to the top...
Theories of the Hadley cell suggest that the meridional extent should scale with the height of the tropopause H [336], (127)ϕH∼gHΔHΩ2R212, where H was computed from temperature data as the lowest pressure level at which the lapse rate decreases to 2 °C/km [337], ΔH is ...
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A strong anti-correlation between fractional changes in the ground-level pressure and stopping muon rate of -3.0 +- 0.5 was found, and also a -4.1 +- 0.5 anti-correlation with the fractional change in atmospheric height at 10 kPa pressure. A weak positive correlation with the 10 kPa ...
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8.4-4C are centered at 27 kft (8 km) and 45 kft (14 km); hence, the turbulence/gust loads computed with these profiles should be associated with these altitudes. Also, the dynamic models and flight conditions, such as dynamic pressure and vehicle velocity, should correspond to the middle ...
Index given at T = 0°, pressure = 760 mm Hg, water vapor pressure = 4 mm Hg. The change d(δα) is the differential atmospheric refraction, with (3.6.3)d(δα)=−tanα0 d(δn)=−(n2−n1)tanα0 and d(δn) = n2 − n1, the change in index between two ...