Sentence examples for radius of maximum wind from inspiring English sources

The WPE varied markedly during the passage of a typhoon with the peak exponent at the radius of maximum wind.

The storm variables such as central pressure, radius of maximum wind, speed of forward motion and direction of storm movement were extracted and the method based on standard Hydromet pressure profile, were used for the hindcast of storm wind fields.

However, recent studies have shed light on the importance of storm size (i.e., radius of maximum wind, Rmax) in describing the hurricane wind field and thus the spatial extent of potential damage.

Idealized experiments are designed to simulate storm surge with different domain sizes under various hurricane intensities, radius of maximum wind (RMW), translation speeds and landfall directions, coastal ocean bottom slopes, and continental shelf extents.

The obtained rain rate model explicitly depends on parameters for a typical tropical cyclone wind field simulation, namely storm location, approach angle, translation speed, radius of maximum wind, pressure profile, surface drag coefficient, and turbulent diffusivity.

In neural network, the estimation is carried out using (i) difference between central and peripheral pressure, radius of maximum wind and speed of forward motion of cyclone as input nodes and the wave heights and periods as output nodes and (ii) wind speed and fetch as input nodes and wave heights and periods as output nodes.

It was a fast-moving (~29 km/hr), extraordinarily large cyclone with a radius of maximum winds of about 1611 km (or 870 nautical miles) prior to landfall.

This paper suggests a methodology for characterizing the joint distribution of hurricane intensity (maximum wind speed) and size (radius of maximum winds).

These include the maximum sustained wind, radius of maximum winds, the Holland-B parameter, the peripheral or far-field pressure, the surface roughness and coefficient of drag, and the central pressure for historical hurricanes in the Gulf.

We compared the density and species richness of raptors among four habitats of tropical deciduous and semi-deciduous forest, mangroves, and agricultural fields, within the hurricane eyewall and outside the radius of maximum winds.

The event model parameters were derived from a statistical analysis of storms affecting the Southeastern United States and include radius of maximum winds, central pressure difference, landfall location, storm track, and decay rate.