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Meteorological characteristics and morphology of duststorms and other dust weather phenomena in the arid regions of East Asia
were described in order to investigate a possible role of mesoscale cloud disturbances that develop in synoptic-scale mid-latitude
cyclones in intensifying dust weather. This study is a statistical examination of conventional surface observational data
as well as satellite data obtained during April 2000–2003. In the deserts of Mongolia and northern China (e.g., the Gobi Desert)
duststorms and other weaker dust weather (i.e., dust whirls, blowing dust) frequently occur under a strong influence of synoptic-scale
cyclones; on the other hand in the Taklamakan Desert (northwestern China), dust weather phenomena occur in a less organized
fashion and may be driven mainly by local meteorological and geographical effects. A significant signal was identified, revealing
of the intensification of dust weather by the presence of convective cloud disturbances. Meteorological changes such as pressure
rise and temperature drop, typically found during the passage of cold fronts, were frequently observed in the cases of duststorms
occurring in the analysis region. However, no definite tendency was found for moisture change and wind speed in relation to
cloud activity, probably because rainfall amount is generally too low to moisten the boundary-layer air. 相似文献
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Environmental Fluid Mechanics - The effects of obstacle-height variability on spatial characteristics of turbulent organized structures were investigated with the use of a large-eddy simulation... 相似文献
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Takahashi K Otsuki T Mase A Kawado T Kotani M Ami K Matsushima H Nishimura Y Miura Y Murakami S Maeda M Hayashi H Kumagai N Shirahama T Yoshimatsu M Morimoto K 《Environment international》2008,34(6):765-772
BACKGROUND: Against increasing environmental adverse effects on human health such as those associated with water and ground pollution, as well as out- and indoor air conditions, trials were conducted to support and promote human health by improving the indoor air atmosphere. This study was performed to estimate the effect of negatively-charged air conditions on human biological markers related to the psycho-neuro-endocrino-immune (PNEI) network. OBJECTIVES: After construction of negatively-charged experimental rooms (NCRs), healthy volunteers were admitted to these rooms and control rooms (CTRs) and various biological responses were analyzed. METHODS: NCRs were constructed using a fine charcoal coating and applying an electric voltage (72 V) between the backside of walls and the ground. Various biological markers were monitored that related to general conditions, autonomic nervous systems, stress markers, immunological parameters and blood flow. RESULTS: Regarding the indoor environment, only negatively-charged air resulted in the difference between the CTR and NCR groups. The well-controlled experimental model-room to examine the biological effects of negatively-charged air was therefore established. Among the various parameters, IL-2, IL-4, the mean RR interval of the heart rate, and blood viscosity differed significantly between the CTR and NCR groups. In addition, the following formula was used to detect NCR-biological responses: Biological Response Value (BRV)=0.498+0.0005 [salivary cortisol]+0.072 [IL-2]+0.003 [HRM-SD]-0.013 [blood viscosity]-0.009 [blood sugar]+0.017 [pulse rate]. CONCLUSIONS: Negatively-charged air conditions activated the immune system slightly, smoothened blood flow and stabilized the autonomic nervous system. Although this is the first report to analyze negatively-charged air conditions on human biological responses, the long-term effects should be analyzed for the general use of these artificial atmospheres. 相似文献
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