期刊
CLIMATE RESEARCH
卷 59, 期 3, 页码 243-257出版社
INTER-RESEARCH
DOI: 10.3354/cr01217
关键词
Qinghai-Tibet plateau; Soil freeze-thaw process; Regional climate effect; CLM3.5; RegCM4
资金
- Global Change Research Program of China [2010CB951402]
- National Natural Science Foundation of China [41130961, 40905032]
Single-point and regional simulation experiments on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, both with and without consideration of the soil freeze-thaw process, were set up with CLM3.5 and RegCM4 models. Comparison of the simulated soil temperature and moisture, surface energy flux, and upper-lower atmospheric circulation showed that the regional climate can be influenced by the freeze-thaw process of soil. The results indicate that the freeze-thaw process is a buffer to the seasonal changes in soil and near-surface temperatures and strengthens the energy exchange between the soil and the atmosphere. During the freeze (thaw) process, releasing (absorbing) of phase change energy retards the cooling (heating) effect of air temperature on soil. The soil freeze-thaw process increases (decreases) the surface heat source of the plateau in winter (summer), which increases (decreases) the near-surface temperature in winter (summer). Promoted by atmospheric circulation, the soil freeze-thaw process influences climate at the high and low altitudes of the plateau; this may also contribute to the maintenance of the South Asia High. In the early stages of permafrost degradation, the regional climate effects of freezing and thawing may accelerate the degradation of permafrost.
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