Feasibility of beneficial hurricane modification by carbon dust seeding

Gray, William M.

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Feasibility of beneficial hurricane modification by carbon dust seeding

1973
By Gray, William M.
Series: Atmospheric science paper ; no. 196

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Gray, William M.
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Colorado State University. Department of Atmospheric Science
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The recent numerical models of hurricanes such as those of Rosenthal (1970b, 1971a, 1971b) and Ooyama (1969), plus other model and storm dynamic considerations indicate that the hurricane's inner core circulation would weaken if the frictionally induced boundary layer inflow into the storm center could be lessened by inducing some of it to rise at a more distant radius.
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Hurricane Modification Rain-making Weather Control
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Atmospheric science paper ; no. 196
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Grant no. N 22-65-73 (G)
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