- 1Korea Institute of Ocean Science & Technology, Marine Disaster Research Center, Busan Metropolitan City, Korea, Republic of (kimhojin@kiost.ac.kr)
- 2University of Notre Dame, Department of Civil and Envionmental Engineering and Earth Sciences, South Bend, Indiana, USA
- 3Korea Institute of Ocean Science & Technology, Marine Data & Infrastructure Department, Busan Metropolitan City, Korea, Republic of
This study presents findings from the FATIMA-YS campaign, an international collaborative effort to investigate marine atmospheric processes over the Yellow Sea, conducted at the Socheongcho Ocean Research Station (S-ORS) from June 20 to July 9, 2023. The Yellow Sea is a critical region for studying marine atmospheric boundary layer (MABL) dynamics due to its unique air-sea interaction processes driven by seasonal variability and complex coastal influences.
During the campaign, radiosonde observations at S-ORS captured the formation and evolution of a stable boundary layer (SBL) on June 30 and July 1, under conditions of warm air masses overlying cooler sea surfaces, accompanied by weak horizontal winds. These observations revealed a sharp temperature inversion near the surface, indicative of strong atmospheric stability and limited vertical mixing.
Turbulent fluxes were measured using eddy covariance instruments, capturing unique characteristics of air-sea interactions under stable conditions. These observational findings will be presented alongside numerical model simulations to explore the dynamics of the MABL under stable conditions.
How to cite: Kim, H., Heo, K.-Y., Jeong, J.-Y., and Fernando, H. J.: Marine Atmospheric Boundary Layer Characteristics Observed during the FATIMA-YS Campaign at the S-ORS, EGU General Assembly 2025, Vienna, Austria, 27 Apr–2 May 2025, EGU25-8050, https://doi.org/10.5194/egusphere-egu25-8050, 2025.