Susmit Subhransu Satpathy

Susmit Subhransu Satpathy
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  • Doctor of Philosophy
  • Research Assistant at Pusan National University

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Introduction
Skills and Expertise
Climate Science
Climate Modeling
Climate Variability
Regional Climate Modeling
Numerical Weather Prediction
WRF
Boundary Layer Meteorology
Current institution
Pusan National University
Pusan National University
  • IBS Center for Climate Physics
  • Busan, South Korea
Current position
  • Research Assistant

Publications

Publications (2)
Figure 1 Model domain (nested mesh at 27 and 9 km)
Figure 2 Day 1 rainfall (mm) (ACM2-ERA5), 2013 (a-d), 2014 (e-h),...
Figure 5 Day 1 Spatial correlation between sensible heat flux (W m -2 )...
Table 5
+13 Figure 6 Day 1 Spatial correlation between latent heat flux (W m -2 )...
Characteristics of Boundary Layer Processes During Two Contrasting Monsoon Seasons Over the Eastern Indian Region
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  • Oct 2021
This study evaluates the role of important planetary boundary layer (PBL) parameters on convection and rainfall for two contrasting monsoon seasons, i.e., 2013 (excess) and 2014 (deficit), over the eastern Indian region using the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) model. A total of 244 numerical simulations were carried out from 30 May to 29 Se...
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Location of the study (85.39°E 20.9°N) and the surrounding topography
a–h: Box plot of cloud types (LLC, MLC, and HLC) for 2019 (left column)...
a–h: Diurnal variability in different cloud types (LLC, MLC, and HLC)...
a–h: Diurnal variability in boundary layer height (m): 2019 (left...
+2 a–h: Diurnal variability in boundary layer height (m) with rainfall...
Observed Characteristics of Planetary Boundary Layer Processes and Associated Convection over a Tropical Location on the East Coast of India
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  • Mar 2024
This study characterizes the variability in different parameters using high-frequency ground-based instruments, i.e., ceilometer and Micro Rain Radar (MRR), on a diurnal scale installed at the Indian Institute of Technology Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India. The study evaluates cloud base height (CBH) and boundary layer height (BLH) to understand their ro...
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