Orographic Resolution is a modeling framework within atmospheric science that specifically characterizes the representation of topographically induced meteorological phenomena in numerical weather prediction and climate models by resolving the interaction between airflow and terrain features at varying spatial scales.
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Recent Changes Implemented into the Global Forecast System at NMC
Masao Kanamitsu, Jordan C. Alpert, Kenneth A. Campana et al. · Weather and Forecasting · 1991 · 306 citations · Full text
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