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Chapter 5. Convection

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Chapter 1. Overview

Chapter 2. Radiation

Chapter 3. Turbulent diffusion and interactions with the surface

Chapter 4. Subgrid-scale orographic drag

Chapter 5. Convection

Chapter 6. Clouds and large-scale precipitation

Chapter 7. Land suface parametrization

Chapter 8. Methane oxidation

Chapter 9. Climatological data

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5.1 Introduction




Cumulus convection is parametrized by a bulk mass flux scheme which was originally described in Tiedtke (1989). The scheme considers deep, shallow and mid-level convection. Clouds are represented by a single pair of entraining/detraining plumes which describes updraught and downdraught processes. Momentum transport by convective is also included.


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