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• W2348742631 abstract "Abstract Infrasonic waves propagate at long ranges through atmospheric ducts resulting from the stratification of atmospheric properties. In order to study the infrasonic wave propagation, we resort to atmospheric specification combining Numerical Weather Prediction and climatological models. However, these models do not describe small‐scale variability such as perturbations associated to the presence of internal gravity waves. These waves play an important role in the atmospheric dynamic by transferring momentum to the mean flow at critical levels and at wave‐breaking altitudes. In this study we intend to describe the interaction of infrasonic waves with internal gravity waves in order to understand the extended wave trains observed in broadband infrasound signals. We use a numerical model for the propagation of internal waves to generate realistic perturbations of the background atmospheric states. By using a linear full‐wave model of infrasound propagation, our goal is to ultimately relate infrasound characteristics to internal waves properties. We apply those numerical models to different atmospheric mean states including gravity wave perturbations and compare the simulations to infrasound signals recorded from rocket motor fuel elimination events at the Utah Test and Training Range (UTTR). Our results, based on an intensive simulation of infrasound waveforms, show that combining atmospheric background with gravity wave propagation model is relevant to explain, to first order, the behavior of the infrasound field at the distance of the first stratospheric arc. In particular we obtain a better match between pulse duration and peak‐to‐peak amplitude along the stratospheric arc. Such study supports the use of gravity wave simulation in conjunction with infrasound modeling in order to improve gravity wave parameterization in Numerical Weather Forecasting." @default.
• W2348742631 created "2016-06-24" @default.
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• W2348742631 date "2016-05-27" @default.
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• W2348742631 title "The interaction between infrasonic waves and gravity wave perturbations: Application to observations using UTTR Rocket Motor Fuel Elimination Events" @default.
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• W2348742631 doi "https://doi.org/10.1002/2015jd024527" @default.
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