作者: S Eswaraiah , Kondapalli Niranjan Kumar , Yong Ha Kim , G Venkata Chalapathi , Wonseok Lee
DOI: 10.1016/J.JASTP.2020.105352
关键词: Climatology 、 Meteor radar 、 Stratosphere 、 Zonal and meridional 、 Low latitude 、 Radar 、 Wind response 、 Sudden stratospheric warming 、 Geology 、 Mesosphere
摘要: Abstract The signature of the low-latitude mesosphere response to February 2017 minor sudden stratosphere warming (SSW) was detected using observations a meteor radar at Fuke (19.5°N, 109.1°E) station in China and ERA-5 data. Radar zonal wind reversal three days before SSW event, whereas does not reproduce mesospheric low-latitudes during large discrepancies are found between winds derived from ERA-5. quasi oscillatory pattern noted meridional afterward, northward significant. We observed existence 20–28-day planetary waves (PWs) measured 2-12-days period PWs after winds. structure periodicity have been verified with other Indian tropical Tirupati (13.63°N, 79.4°E). However, capture PW activity as radar. similarities dissimilarities among different techniques discussed. Therefore, present study re-emphasizes strong manner similar major event.