Éditeur(s) : Emplenta RealEmplenta Real ( Mad[rid] ) Résumé : (Statement of Responsibility) escrita por Antonio de Herrera. Each vol. (8 decades and Descripcion de las Indias Ocidentales) has special engr. t.p. On t.p. of first vol.: En quatro decadas desde el ano de 1492 hasta el de 1531. The first 4 decades and the Descripcion were printed in 1601 by Juan Flamenco. The last 4 decades, continuing the history from 1532 to 1554, were printed in 1615 by Juan de la Cuesta. The Descripcion is bound after the 4th decade. Latin America America America America Spain Madrid Spain Madrid
002498664 07463484 Herrera y Tordesillas, Antonio de, 81458648 //r84
Éditeur(s) : Emplenta RealEmplenta Real ( Mad[rid] ) Résumé : (Statement of Responsibility) escrita por Antonio de Herrera. Each vol. (8 decades and Descripcion de las Indias Ocidentales) has special engr. t.p. On t.p. of first vol.: En quatro decadas desde el ano de 1492 hasta el de 1531. The first 4 decades and the Descripcion were printed in 1601 by Juan Flamenco. The last 4 decades, continuing the history from 1532 to 1554, were printed in 1615 by Juan de la Cuesta. The Descripcion is bound after the 4th decade. Latin America America America America Spain Madrid Spain Madrid
002498664 07463484 Herrera y Tordesillas, Antonio de, 81458648 //r84
Éditeur(s) : Emplenta RealEmplenta Real ( Mad[rid] ) Résumé : (Statement of Responsibility) escrita por Antonio de Herrera. Each vol. (8 decades and Descripcion de las Indias Ocidentales) has special engr. t.p. On t.p. of first vol.: En quatro decadas desde el ano de 1492 hasta el de 1531. The first 4 decades and the Descripcion were printed in 1601 by Juan Flamenco. The last 4 decades, continuing the history from 1532 to 1554, were printed in 1615 by Juan de la Cuesta. The Descripcion is bound after the 4th decade. Latin America America America America Spain Madrid Spain Madrid
002498664 07463484 Herrera y Tordesillas, Antonio de, 81458648 //r84
Éditeur(s) : HAL CCSDMétéo et Climat Résumé : International audience The Convective and Orographically- induced Precipitation Study (COPS) is a coordinated international project, comprised of an observational field campaign and a research programme aiming to advance the quality of fore- casts of orographically-induced pre- cipitation by four-dimensional obser- vations and modelling of its life cycle. The COPS field campaign took place during June-July-August 2007 over eastern France and south-western Germany. Its main objective was to provide an unprecedented comprehen- sive set of in situ and remotely-sensed meteorological observations of the entire depth of the troposphere. After a short overview of the project, the paper focuses on the French contribution to the COPS field phase, describes the experimental setup and highlights some key observations. L’étude des précipitations convectives induites par l’orographie (Cops selon l’acronyme anglais) est un projet inter- national coordonné qui comprend une campagne d’observations de terrain et un programme scientifique et qui vise à améliorer la qualité des prévisions des précipitations orographiques convectives à la fois par l’observation quadridimensionnelle et la modélisa- tion de leur cycle de vie. La campagne de terrain s’est déroulée en juin-juillet- août 2007 sur l’est de la France et le sud-ouest de l’Allemagne. Son objectif majeur était de fournir un jeu d’obser- vations météorologiques, in situ et à distance, aussi complet que possible et sur toute la profondeur de la colonne troposphérique.Après une brève revue d’ensemble du projet, l’article se concentre sur la contribution française à la campagne Cops, décrit le dispositif expérimental mis en œuvre et met en valeur quelques observations clés. ISSN: 0026-1181
Éditeur(s) : HAL CCSD Résumé : For operational forecasts anticipate convective inhibition processes is as important than convective initiation processes. Based on the 15th July 2007 case study this work shows how the morning shallow convection over the Vosges is inhibited while it develops over the Black Forest. This case occurs during IOP 8b of the Convective and Orographically-Induced Precipitation Study (COPS). This international field campaign took place during the summer of 2007 over the Vosges, the Rhine Valley and the Black-Forest. The aim of this intensive observation campaign was to study various phases of convection and convective environment and improve quantitative precipitation forecasts. Thanks to GPS tomography data the study show the differences of low-level water-vapor variability between Vosges and Black-Forest. The analysis of ground based and airborne lidar data suggests the importance of dry air layers advected from the south and the influence of the mountains and diurnal cycle of mountain breeze which interfere strongly with these layers preventing the dry air to reach the eastern side of the mountain and the Black Forest. This dynamics is confirmed by models, wind profiler and radiosounding data. So we show how the inhibition of the convection over the Vosges during this case study can be explained with the water vapor variability due to advection and local boundary layer processes. 31st ICAM (International Conference on Alpine Meteorology) Aviemore, United Kingdom
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