热带扰动的编号(国外英文资料).docVIP

热带扰动的编号(国外英文资料) Tropical disturbance number Tropical disturbance is a temporary number consisting of number 90-99 plus the English code of the oceanic region and recycled For example, the Western Pacific region is codenamed W So, the West tropical disturbance numbers are in turn 90w-91w-92w-93w-94w-95w-96w-97w-98w-99w-90w-91W... The following number has been used, skip it, take down the number, for example, a new perturbation appears, and the West still exists 95W, 97W, 99W (in turn) The new disturbance will be numbered 90W Different oceans use different suffixes: Northwest Pacific - W Central Pacific - C Northeast Pacific - E North Atlantic - L Bay of Bengal - B, Arabia sea - A South Pacific - P Southern the Atlantic and southern India ocean - S Disturbance rating: POOR FAIR said general said, GOOD said, which means the structure quality degree of disturbance, and developed into a tropical cyclone prospect, once reached the level of GOOD may be strengthened into the TD, the JTWC will also issue a tropical cyclone formation (Tropical Cyclone Formation Alert warned, abbreviated TCFA). However, not all system was upgraded to a tropical depression (TD) before will be issued TCFA, especially in the current East Asian naming authority is JMA, if JMA quite quickly named JTWC TCFA may be released in the usual time schedule, it may also directly promoted to TD, although not so much. Joint Typhoon Warning (JTWC Center) is the US Navys division of the naval Pacific meteorological and oceanographic center at Pearl Harbor in the United states. The centre is responsible for warning tropical cyclones in the Pacific and India ocean waters. JTWC supports all branches of the DOD, as well as other U.S. government agencies. The main purpose of the centres data is to ensure the safety of military ships and aircraft and to send them to military bases operating together with countries around the world. The Joint Typhoon Warning Center to comply with the provisions of the World Meteorolog