Title : Water vapour transport through tropical tropopause layer and cirrus cloud variability over Indian summer monsoon region

Type of Material: Thesis
Title: Water vapour transport through tropical tropopause layer and cirrus cloud variability over Indian summer monsoon region
Researcher: Sivan, C
Guide: Singh, Shailendra Narayan
Department: Mechanical Engineering
Publisher: Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur
Place: Kharagpur
Year: 2024
Language: English
Subject: Mechanical Engineering
Cirrus clouds
Forecasting model
Geosciences
Physical Sciences
Stratosphere-troposphere interaction
TRACZILLA Lagrangian trajectory model
Tropopause
Mechanical engineering
Physical and Basic Sciences
Dissertation/Thesis Note: PhD; Mechanical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, Kharagpur; 2024; 18DR0082
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245__|aWater vapour transport through tropical tropopause layer and cirrus cloud variability over Indian summer monsoon region|aThermo-hydraulic performance study of multi-pass jet plate solar air heater
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502__|bPhD|cMechanical Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, Kharagpur|d2024|cDepartment of Marine Science, Cochin University of Science & Technology, Cochin, Cochin|d2023|o18DR0082|bPhD
518__|oDate of Notification|d2024-09-30|oDate of Award|d2024
518__|d2018|oDate of Registration
520__|aClimate change is a matter of utmost concern in today s world. Extensive research has demonstrated that climate change affects the entire ecosystem of our planet, including the crucial water cycle. While carbon dioxide and methane are commonly identified as the primary culprits of global warming, it is important to recognise that water vapour is the most prevalent greenhouse gas in the atmosphere. In fact, water vapour in the Tropical tropopause layer (TTL) plays a pivotal role in climate feedback due to its exceptional ability to trap heat. The TTL, situated between the troposphere and the stratosphere, serves as a critical layer for regulating the transport of heat, moisture, and pollutants. Changes occurring in the tropical tropopause, such as variations in its height, temperature, and composition, can significantly impact Earth s climate and contribute to global climate change. Therefore, comprehending the dynamics of the tropical tropopause is crucial for accurately predicting weather patterns, underst
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650__|aEngineering and Technology|2AIU|aPhysical and Basic Sciences|2AIU
653__|aMechanical Engineering|aAtmospheric Science
653__|aCirrus clouds
653__|aForecasting model
653__|aGeosciences
653__|aPhysical Sciences
653__|aStratosphere-troposphere interaction
653__|aTRACZILLA Lagrangian trajectory model
653__|aTropopause
700__|aSingh, Shailendra Narayan|eGuide|aSatheesan, K|eGuide
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