Intensificación rápida de ciclones tropicales: análisis de su variabilidad espacio-temporal y su respuesta a dinámicas del núcleo interno y forzamiento externo

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dc.title.spa.fl_str_mv Intensificación rápida de ciclones tropicales: análisis de su variabilidad espacio-temporal y su respuesta a dinámicas del núcleo interno y forzamiento externo
dc.title.translated.eng.fl_str_mv Tropical cyclone rapid intensification: spatio-temporal variability, inner-core dynamics and environmental control.
title Intensificación rápida de ciclones tropicales: análisis de su variabilidad espacio-temporal y su respuesta a dinámicas del núcleo interno y forzamiento externo
spellingShingle Intensificación rápida de ciclones tropicales: análisis de su variabilidad espacio-temporal y su respuesta a dinámicas del núcleo interno y forzamiento externo
550 - Ciencias de la tierra::551 - Geología, hidrología, meteorología
530 - Física::532 - Mecánica de fluidos
620 - Ingeniería y operaciones afines::627 - Ingeniería hidráulica
Ciclones
Ciclones tropicales
Convección húmeda
Intensificación rápida
Tropical cyclones
Moist convection
Rapid intensification
title_short Intensificación rápida de ciclones tropicales: análisis de su variabilidad espacio-temporal y su respuesta a dinámicas del núcleo interno y forzamiento externo
title_full Intensificación rápida de ciclones tropicales: análisis de su variabilidad espacio-temporal y su respuesta a dinámicas del núcleo interno y forzamiento externo
title_fullStr Intensificación rápida de ciclones tropicales: análisis de su variabilidad espacio-temporal y su respuesta a dinámicas del núcleo interno y forzamiento externo
title_full_unstemmed Intensificación rápida de ciclones tropicales: análisis de su variabilidad espacio-temporal y su respuesta a dinámicas del núcleo interno y forzamiento externo
title_sort Intensificación rápida de ciclones tropicales: análisis de su variabilidad espacio-temporal y su respuesta a dinámicas del núcleo interno y forzamiento externo
dc.creator.fl_str_mv Pérez Carrasquilla, Jhayron Steven
dc.contributor.advisor.none.fl_str_mv Hoyos Ortiz, Carlos David
dc.contributor.author.none.fl_str_mv Pérez Carrasquilla, Jhayron Steven
dc.subject.ddc.spa.fl_str_mv 550 - Ciencias de la tierra::551 - Geología, hidrología, meteorología
530 - Física::532 - Mecánica de fluidos
620 - Ingeniería y operaciones afines::627 - Ingeniería hidráulica
topic 550 - Ciencias de la tierra::551 - Geología, hidrología, meteorología
530 - Física::532 - Mecánica de fluidos
620 - Ingeniería y operaciones afines::627 - Ingeniería hidráulica
Ciclones
Ciclones tropicales
Convección húmeda
Intensificación rápida
Tropical cyclones
Moist convection
Rapid intensification
dc.subject.lemb.none.fl_str_mv Ciclones
dc.subject.proposal.spa.fl_str_mv Ciclones tropicales
Convección húmeda
Intensificación rápida
dc.subject.proposal.eng.fl_str_mv Tropical cyclones
Moist convection
Rapid intensification
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spelling Atribución-NoComercial-SinDerivadas 4.0 Internacionalhttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/4.0/info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccesshttp://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_abf2Hoyos Ortiz, Carlos David27686cec87756851bf3b2f6ce68e0839600Pérez Carrasquilla, Jhayron Stevenc2d5741b0be42dfbbe68067e76a8eb3a2021-06-24T18:56:36Z2021-06-24T18:56:36Z2021https://repositorio.unal.edu.co/handle/unal/79714Universidad Nacional de ColombiaRepositorio Institucional Universidad Nacional de Colombiahttps://repositorio.unal.edu.co/Ilustraciones, mapasUnderstanding the full range of dynamic and thermodynamic mechanisms that trigger or intensify tropical cyclones remains a significant challenge for tropical meteorology. Over the past five decades, there have been substantial scientific efforts, with a wide range of perspectives, aimed to the construction of a robust theoretical framework of the problem, as well as the development of crucial computational and observational resources that have improved significantly our understanding ot these deadly weather systems. Despite the advances, there are still unanswered questions and a high degree of uncertainty about the relative importance and implications of the processes modulating the intensity of the storms, and considerable room for improvement in tropical storm forecasting. During the present thesis, the problem of intensification of tropical cyclones is approa ched from three individual, but related among them studies. In Chapter 2, we discuss the environment-based variability and predictability of tropical cyclone intensity changes, using historical data, we explore the intrinsic error growth of the intensity changes, and the impact of the environment over these weather systems. In Chapter 3, we present a modeling approach in order to contribute to the understanding of the TCs inner core dynamics, focusing mainly on the characteristics and variability of small-scale convective features, and their main impacts over the symmetric structure of the storms. There, we propose a hypothesis for the role of the small-scale convective features on TCs intensification, all under the light of the existing theoretical framework. In chapter 4, we present a preliminary approach for understanding the temporal variability of VHTs and updrafts based on satellite observations. (Tomado de la fuente)Comprender la gama completa de mecanismos dinámicos y termodinámicos que desencadenan o intensifican los ciclones tropicales sigue siendo un desafío importante para la meteorología tropical. Durante las últimas cinco décadas, se han realizado importantes esfuerzos científicos, con una amplia gama de perspectivas, dirigidos a la construcción de un marco teórico robusto del problema, así como al desarrollo de recursos computacionales y de observación cruciales que han mejorado significativamente nuestra comprensión. ot estos sistemas climáticos mortales. A pesar de los avances, aún quedan preguntas sin respuesta y un alto grado de incertidumbre sobre la importancia relativa e implicaciones de los procesos que modulan la intensidad de las tormentas, y un margen considerable para mejorar el pronóstico de tormentas tropicales. Durante la presente tesis, el problema de la intensificación de los ciclones tropicales se aborda a partir de tres estudios individuales, pero relacionados entre ellos. En el Capítulo 2, discutimos la variabilidad basada en el medio ambiente y la previsibilidad de los cambios de intensidad de los ciclones tropicales, utilizando datos históricos, exploramos el crecimiento del error intrínseco de los cambios de intensidad y el impacto del medio ambiente sobre estos sistemas meteorológicos. En el Capítulo 3, presentamos un enfoque de modelado para contribuir a la comprensión de la dinámica del núcleo interno de las CT, centrándonos principalmente en las características y variabilidad de las características convectivas a pequeña escala, y sus principales impactos sobre la estructura simétrica de las tormentas. Allí, proponemos una hipótesis sobre el papel de las características convectivas a pequeña escala en la intensificación de las CT, todo ello a la luz del marco teórico existente. En el capítulo 4, presentamos un enfoque preliminar para comprender la variabilidad temporal de los VHT y las corrientes ascendentes basados ​​en observaciones satelitales. 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