POSSIBLE PRECIPITATION CHANGES RESULTING FROM THE PROPOSED RAMPART DAM RESERVOIR
Results of computations are presented which show the changes in monthly precipitation that may occur in the Yukon basin, Alaska, after a large body of water is formed in the valley. Two methods were used. In the first method the changes in precipitation were computed by estimating the changes in pre...
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ftdtic:AD0615275 2023-05-15T18:45:51+02:00 POSSIBLE PRECIPITATION CHANGES RESULTING FROM THE PROPOSED RAMPART DAM RESERVOIR Henry,David M. COLD REGIONS RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING LAB HANOVER N H 1965-03 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0615275 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=AD0615275 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0615275 APPROVED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE DTIC AND NTIS (*MICROMETEOROLOGY ALASKA) (*ATMOSPHERIC PRECIPITATION DAMS EVAPOTRANSPIRATION HUMIDITY CLIMATE HYDROLOGY WEATHER FORECASTING Text 1965 ftdtic 2016-02-18T18:17:12Z Results of computations are presented which show the changes in monthly precipitation that may occur in the Yukon basin, Alaska, after a large body of water is formed in the valley. Two methods were used. In the first method the changes in precipitation were computed by estimating the changes in precipitable water in the air caused by the new water source. The changes in precipitation are limited to the basin and are uniformly distributed downwind from the reservoir. The second method assumes that the percent change of specific humidity as a result of the reservoir is proportional to the precipitation change. Results of both methods indicate that an important increase in precipitation will occur in the southwestern quadrant of the basin during the fall months. The study also shows a small negative change in precipitation throughout the basin in late spring and early summer. This decrease as predicted by the first method is greater than that obtained by the second method. (Author) Text Yukon Basin Alaska Yukon Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database Yukon Yukon Basin ENVELOPE(-135.000,-135.000,64.282,64.282) |
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(*MICROMETEOROLOGY ALASKA) (*ATMOSPHERIC PRECIPITATION DAMS EVAPOTRANSPIRATION HUMIDITY CLIMATE HYDROLOGY WEATHER FORECASTING Henry,David M. POSSIBLE PRECIPITATION CHANGES RESULTING FROM THE PROPOSED RAMPART DAM RESERVOIR |
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Results of computations are presented which show the changes in monthly precipitation that may occur in the Yukon basin, Alaska, after a large body of water is formed in the valley. Two methods were used. In the first method the changes in precipitation were computed by estimating the changes in precipitable water in the air caused by the new water source. The changes in precipitation are limited to the basin and are uniformly distributed downwind from the reservoir. The second method assumes that the percent change of specific humidity as a result of the reservoir is proportional to the precipitation change. Results of both methods indicate that an important increase in precipitation will occur in the southwestern quadrant of the basin during the fall months. The study also shows a small negative change in precipitation throughout the basin in late spring and early summer. This decrease as predicted by the first method is greater than that obtained by the second method. (Author) |
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POSSIBLE PRECIPITATION CHANGES RESULTING FROM THE PROPOSED RAMPART DAM RESERVOIR |
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POSSIBLE PRECIPITATION CHANGES RESULTING FROM THE PROPOSED RAMPART DAM RESERVOIR |
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POSSIBLE PRECIPITATION CHANGES RESULTING FROM THE PROPOSED RAMPART DAM RESERVOIR |
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POSSIBLE PRECIPITATION CHANGES RESULTING FROM THE PROPOSED RAMPART DAM RESERVOIR |
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POSSIBLE PRECIPITATION CHANGES RESULTING FROM THE PROPOSED RAMPART DAM RESERVOIR |
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possible precipitation changes resulting from the proposed rampart dam reservoir |
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1965 |
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ENVELOPE(-135.000,-135.000,64.282,64.282) |
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Yukon Yukon Basin |
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Yukon Yukon Basin |
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Yukon Basin Alaska Yukon |
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Yukon Basin Alaska Yukon |
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