Energy transport through deep convection

[Weatherman]

Hi everyone,

I am currently undertaking my honours year in physics focusing on atmospheric physics.

I am wondering if anyone knows where I can get a model to determine how much energy is moved to the top of the troposphere by deep convective "hot towers".

I wish it was as simple as ball park estimating of synoptic type disturbances linked to deep convection and then Mz x Q for the entire tower x Area covered etc but the literature states otherwise,

Mainly Rhiel and Malkus 1958 and 1979,

I have exausted my searches for answers so this is a last effort to model this particular energy flow,

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Weatherman.

 

[Greg Bernhardt]

I'm sorry you are not finding help at the moment. Is there any additional information you can share with us?

 

[Huyen401]

Hi Weatherman,

That sounds like a very interesting research topic! Have you tried reaching out to any atmospheric physics research groups or organizations? They may have access to specific models or data that could help with your research. You could also try contacting the authors of the literature you mentioned to see if they have any insights or suggestions.

Another option could be to attend conferences or workshops related to atmospheric physics, as you may be able to network with other researchers who could offer advice or resources.

Good luck with your research!