PROCEEDINGS OF NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON WIND ENGINEERING
PROCEEDINGS OF 17th NATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON WIND ENGINEERING
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INCORPORATION OF SEA-SURFACE TEMPERATURE TO TYPHOON SIMULATION
Toshio MiyataHitoshi YamadaHiroshi KatsuchiMichiko Nishiwaki
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In order to investigate effects of the increase of sea-surface temperature due to the global warming on typhoon intensity, Typhoon Simulation was carried out statistically incorporating the sea-surface temperature. The incorporation model of the sea-surface temperature represented typhoon statistics better than a non-incorporation model. The Typhoon Simulation showed that the number of typhoons approaching to Japan decreased while their intensities increased due to the increase of the sea-surface temperature as a result of the global warming effects.

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