Jacob Bjerknes, (born November 2, 1897, Stockholm, Swed.—died July 7, 1975, Los Angeles, Calif., U.S.), Norwegian American meteorologist whose discovery that cyclones (low-pressure centres) originate as waves associated with sloping weather fronts that separate different air masses proved to be a major contribution to modern weather forecasting.

Key Points: 6. •. The elements of the Atlantic Bjerknes feedback display asymmetries. 7 ity couples to SST variability and closes the Bjerknes feedback loop. 55.

6. Ocean front-atmosphere interaction. 7. 10 Oct 2018 The positive ocean–atmosphere feedback in the tropical Pacific hypothesized by Bjerknes leads the ENSO event to a mature phase. The Bjerknes feedback in the normal state of the equatorial Pacific. Easterly trade winds produce eastern upwelling, fostering higher SST and convection in the This coupled-ocean atmosphere interaction is known as the Bjerknes feedback, and remains the cornerstone of ENSO theory today. To understand the Bjerknes 14 Jan 2021 According to the Bjerknes-feedback loop, an initial SST anomaly in the eastern equatorial Atlantic alters the zonal SST gradient (dSST/dx), somewhat irregular increase in both event frequency and amplitude throughout the Holocene, due to the Bjerknes feedback mechanism (Bjerknes, 1969) and 23 Oct 2020 The Bjerknes feedback is a positive feedback between tropical Pacific surface wind and ocean temperature, which essentially means Key Points: 6.

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Incorporating convective threshold in defining SSTanomalies may help explain various features of ENSO diversity in a unified framework. Keywords ENSO diversity . ENSO asymmetry .

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When this feedback is particularly strong, and the SSTs in the eastern Pacific become significantly colder than their normally cool state, we have reached the cool phase of ENSO, known as La Niña conditions. Klaus Wyrtki, an oceanographer at the University of Hawaii, proposed an explanation. The Bjerknes feedback now operates in reverse, with weakened trade winds and SST warm - ing tendencies along the Equator reinforcing one another.

Palmerius changed the haptic and visual feedback, while Wahlström and of new technology in the workplace (Ehn, Kyng, & Bjerknes, 1987).

Något som 1899, Sandstrom joined the national meteorological service where he met Vilhelm Bjerknes, founder of the Bergen School of Meteorology, whom changed his. We also caught up with Noah “The Hoff” Hoffman for some feedback on his training, Swix and the athletes, and further innovations are coming,” says Bjerknes. begun discussing this feedback from the ESAG. These discussions will Bjerknes Ctr Climate Res (Norway).

2. In this study, the Bjerknes feedback is quantified by the regression coefficients between pairs of variables involved in the feedback processes. Since only a limited number of events are available in the observations for both the EP and CP types of El Niño, we choose to use a “robustness regression” method [ Holland and Welsch , 1977 ] for the calculation of the regression coefficients. A key feature of ocean-atmosphere interactions in the tropical Pacific is the positive feedback between trade wind intensity and zonal sea surface temperature (SST) contrasts referred to as the Bjerknes feedback [Cane, 2005]. 2021-01-14 2015-04-01 The Bjerknes feedback is the dominant positive feedback in the equatorial ocean basins. To examine the seasonality, symmetry, and stationarity of the Pacific and Atlantic Bjerknes feedbacks we decompose them into three feedback elements that relate thermocline depth, sea surface temperature (SST), and western basin wind stress variability to each other.
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Vecchi Onset of the 1997/98 El Nino Downwelling equatorial Kelvin waves triggered by westerly wind bursts Summary of El Nino onset Need high heat content in equatorial Pacific Triggering by wind fluctuations (e.g.

2008), whereas the meridional mode on decadal time scales (Zebiak 1993; Carton et al. 1996; Xie and Carton 2004, e.
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Bjerknes’ positive feedback, the oscillatory nature of ENSO needs a negative feedback to turn the coupled ocean-atmosphere system from a warm (cold) phase to a cold (warm) phase. Four conceptual oscillators that include different negative feedbacks have been proposed: 1) the delayed

Four conceptual oscillators that include different negative feedbacks have been proposed: 1) the delayed The Bjerknes feedback is considered to play a central role in the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) phenomenon, which dominates interannual variability in the equatorial Pacific. The Bjerknes feedback seems to be a crucial component of the climate system and we have found the surprising result that the Bjerknes feedback changes not only the amplitude of the biologically induced warming in the eastern equatorial Pacific but also its sign (see Fig. 8). 2021-01-01 2017-07-06 fied Bjerknes feedback. An important aspect of the Bjerknes feedback is that it must not necessarily act instantaneously. This means that the individual elements of the Bjerknes feedback may be delayed (note that this delay within the positive Bjerknes feedback is not identical with the range of delayed negative feedbacks discussed in Neelin et Bjerknes feedback [Bjerknes, 1969], which describes the sensitivity of the atmospheric response to ocean forcingandviceversa.Inthisstudy,apossibleasymmetryintheBjerknesfeedbackbetweenthetwotypesof El Niño is examined by quantitatively comparing the subprocesses involved in the Bjerknes feedback using data from the past three decades. 2.