Asymmetry of Indian Ocean Dipole, Part II: Model Diagnosis.

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Title:	Asymmetry of Indian Ocean Dipole, Part II: Model Diagnosis.
Authors:	洪志誠;Chi-Cherng Hong;Tim Li;J.-J. Luo
Contributors:	地球環境暨生物資源學系(含環境教育與資源碩士班)
Keywords:	Sea surface temperature;ENSO;Heat budgets;Mixed layer;Advection
Date:	2008-09
Issue Date:	2014-01-17 19:30:42 (UTC+8)
Abstract:	At the second part, the mechanism for the amplitude asymmetry of SST anomalies (SSTA) between the positive and negative Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD) events is investigated through the diagnosis of coupled SINTEX-F1 simulations.Same as the observed, a significant negative skewness appears in the IOD east pole (IODE) in SON, while there is no significant skewness in the IOD west pole (IODW). A sensitivity experiment shows that the negative skewnss in IODE appears even in the case when the ENSO is absent. The diagnosis of the model mixed layer heat budget reveals that the negative skewness is primary induced by the nonlinear ocean temperature advection and the asymmetry of the cloud-radiation-SST feedback, consistent with the observation.However, the simulated latent heat flux anomaly is greatly underestimated in IODE during the IOD developing stage (JJAS). As a result, the net surface heat flux acts as strong thermal damping. The underestimate of the latent heat flux anomaly in the IODE is caused by the westward shift of along-coast wind anomalies off Sumatra.
Relation:	Journal of Climate，Vol. 21, Issue 18，Pages 4849-4858
Appears in Collections:	[Department of Earth and Life Science] Periodical Articles

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