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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto de Astronomia, Geofísica e Ciências Atmosféricas (IAG) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Rosmeri Porfírio da Rocha in research grants and scholarships supported by FAPESP.
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Increasing supercomputer power has allowed climate projections to be run at a resolution, with kilometre-scale grid spacing. In this high resolution, convection-permitting models (CPMs) allow the organised vertical transport of heat and moisture in the atmosphere to be represented explicitly on the model grid, without the need for parameterisation based on empirical relationships. CPMs ha…
Synoptic scale cyclones have a great influence on weather and climate conditions in South America and in the South Atlantic Ocean basin. In particular, these cyclones are associated with strong winds and waves over the sea. Recent knowledge indicates that these systems can acquire distinct characteristics (tropical, subtropical and extratropical) and experiment transitions throughout thei…
If we could choose regions where the effects of global warming are likely to be pronounced and considerable, and at the same time one where the changes could affect the global climate in similarly asymmetric way with respect to other regions, these would unequivocally be the Polar regions. The atmospheric branch of the hydrological cycle lies behind the linkages between the Antarctic syst…
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he cyclonic activity in their various phases (tropical, subtropical and extratropical) in the southwest of the South Atlantic Ocean often produces heavy rains, strong winds, sudden drops in temperature, among other abrupt changes. The eastern south-southeast of Brazil concentrates large metropolitan areas, being vulnerable to the impacts of intense events associated with cyclones. Althoug…
Troposphere-stratosphere Interaction processes are known to influence the development of cyclonic systems in surface both in the tropics (tropical cyclones) and extratropics (extratropical cyclones). Studies indicate a strong contribution of upper level potencial vorticity anomalies for secondary cyclogenesis occurring in eastern South America and the South Atlantic Ocean. However, in th…
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