Herbert Riehl

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Herbert Riehl is affiliated with the following schools: University of Chicago, University of Colorado, New York University, Colorado State University

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Herbert Riehl

Earth Sciences

#313

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#601

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Meteorology

#35

World Rank

#59

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Herbert Riehl's Degrees

PhD Meteorology University of Chicago

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According to Wikipedia, Herbert Riehl was a German-born American meteorologist who is widely regarded as the father of tropical meteorology. He is well known for his work with Joanne Simpson on the importance of hot towers, and their critical role in transport of energy out of the tropics via the Hadley circulation. He was responsible for founding the atmospheric science department at Colorado State University.

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Herbert Riehl's Published Works

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Climate and weather in the tropics (1979) (384)
On the Dynamics and Energy Transformations in Steady‐State Hurricanes (1960) (340)
The hurricane and its impact (1981) (178)
The north‐east trade of the Pacific Ocean (1951) (174)
Some Aspects of Hurricane Daisy, 1958 (1961) (140)
ON THE FORMATION OF TYPHOONS (1948) (136)
Mass and Energy Transports in an Undisturbed Atlantic Trade-Wind Flow (1973) (125)
A Model of Hurricane Formation (1950) (119)
Some Relations Between Wind and Thermal Structure of Steady State Hurricanes (1963) (94)
Cloud structure and distributions over the tropical Pacific Ocean (1964) (91)
Introduction to the atmosphere (1965) (84)
BUDGET OF ANGULAR MOMENTUM AND ENERGY IN TROPICAL CYCLONES (1957) (83)
The jet stream (1954) (78)
On the heat balance and maintenance of circulation in the trades (1957) (63)
A STUDY OF VARIATIONS OF THE GENERAL CIRCULATION (1950) (56)
Forecasting in Middle Latitudes (1952) (56)
Some Aspects of Hawaiian Rainfall (1949) (55)
Jet stream and long waves in a steady rotating‐dishpan experiment: Structure of the circulation (1957) (50)
Jet streams of the atmosphere (1962) (44)
THE RECURVATURE OF TROPICAL STORMS (1944) (43)
ON THE MERIDIONAL CIRCULATION AND RELEASE OF KINETIC ENERGY IN THE TROPICS (1958) (42)
On the Role of the Tropics in the General Circulation of the Atmosphere (1950) (41)
The intensity of the net meridional circulation (1950) (38)
On the low-level wind structure in the Atlantic trade (1974) (38)
Discharge of the Nile River: A Barometer of Short-Period Climate Variation (1979) (38)
Jet stream in upper troposphere and cyclone formation (1948) (34)
ON THE PREDICTION OF 24-HOUR HURRICANE MOTION (1956) (31)
Nile River Discharge (1979) (27)
The general circulation in a steady rotating-dishpan experiment (1958) (24)
Some Aspects of Denver Air Pollution Meteorology (1972) (21)
Radiation measurements over the Caribbean during the autumn of 1960 (1962) (20)
Further Studies of the Movement and Formation of Hurricanes and Their Forecasting (1950) (17)
Intensity of Recurved Typhoons (1972) (16)
Aerology of Tropical Storms (1951) (16)
Differences between morning and evening temperatures of cloud tops over tropical continents and oceans (1978) (16)
Diurnal Variation of Cloudiness Over the Subtropical Atlantic Ocean (1947) (15)
A QUANTITATIVE METHOD FOR THE PREDICTION OF RAINFALL PATTERNS (1952) (14)
Energy transfer in the tropical subcloud layer measured with DC‐6 aircraft during GATE (1978) (14)
Precipitation characteristics during the Venezuela rainy season (1973) (13)
On the Origin and Possible Modification of Hurricanes. (1963) (13)
Precipitation regimes over the upper Colorado River (1963) (13)
Venezuelan Rain Systems and the General Circulation of the Summer Tropics I: Rain Systems (1977) (12)
Venezuelan Rain Systems and the General Circulation of the Summer Tropics II: Relations between Low and High Latitudes (1977) (11)
SOME ASPECTS OF THE ONSET OF THE SUMMER MONSOON OVER SOUTHEAST ASIA. (1967) (10)
Interaction Between the Atmosphere and the OceansReport of the Joint Panel on Air-Sea Interaction (1963) (10)
EXPLORATION OF THE JET STREAM BY AIRCRAFT DURING THE 1952–1953 WINTER (1955) (10)
A radiosonde observation in the eye of a hurricane (1948) (10)
Sea Surface Temperature Anomalies and Hurricanes (1956) (9)
FLORIDA THUNDERSTORMS AND RAINFALL (1949) (9)
ON THE MECHANISMS OF ANGULAR MOMENTUM TRANSPORT IN HURRICANES (1961) (8)
UNREST IN THE UPPER STRATOSPHERE OVER THE CARIBBEAN SEA DURING JANUARY 1960 (1960) (8)
Variations in the Structure of High-level Cyclones * (1950) (8)
A Further Study on the Relation between the Jet Stream and Cyclone Formation (1953) (8)
VARIATIONS OF ENERGY EXCHANGE BETWEEN SEA AND AIR IN THE TRADES (1954) (8)
Occurrence and structure of the equatorial trough zone in Venezuela (1979) (8)
EXPERIMENTAL VERIFICATION OF ENTRAINMENT OF AIR INTO CUMULUS (1948) (7)
Some aspects of Puerto Rican rainfall (1947) (7)
Vertical Distribution of Energy Transfer and Radar Echo Tops in the Equatorial Trough Zone (1977) (6)
Precipitation episodes in the upper Colorado River basin (1964) (6)
controls of the Venezuela rainy season (1973) (6)
Hurricane Formation in the Gulf of Mexico (1963) (5)
SOUTHEAST ASIA MONSOON STUDY. (1966) (5)
General Circulation Studies in Chicago from the 1940s into the 1950s (1990) (5)
General Atmospheric Circulation of the Tropics: The meridional cell is a useful model, but many new hypotheses await testing by adequate observations. (1962) (5)
A QUANTITATIVE METHOD FOR 24-HOUR JET STREAM PROGNOSIS (1952) (4)
Exchange of heat, moisture and momentum between Hurricane Ella (1958) and its environment (1959) (4)
Some comments on the trade-wind cell (1950) (4)
Computing a design flood in the absence of historical records (1960) (4)
JET STREAM AND LONG WAVES IN A STEADY ROTATING DISHPAN EXPERIMENT. PART II, GENERAL CIRCULATION MECHANISMS (1957) (4)
Vertical exchange of momentum and energy in the subcloud layer of Australian Hurricane Kerry (1979) (1981) (3)
Diurnal variation of pressure‐heights in the Eastern Atlantic (GATE) (1982) (3)
AN UNUSUAL CHINOOK CASE (1971) (3)
Diurnal Variation of Moisture and Stability Aloft in the Vicinity of San Juan, Puerto Rico (1947) (3)
RAINFALL AND VORTICITY ADVECTION (1954) (3)
Comments on Waves in the Easterlies (1965) (3)
A Study of Waves in the Easterlies. Revision (1946) (3)
Jet stream flight, March 23, 1953 (1954) (2)
Surface interaction calculations over the Gulf of Tonkin (1973) (2)
Precipitation and Thermodynamic Structure of Rain Events in Venezuela (1976) (2)
Some aspects of the advance in the knowledge of hurricanes (1980) (2)
ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE AT COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY (1963) (2)
The Jet Stream in Relation to Middle Latitude Cyclones (1954) (2)
Energy transformations in the subcloud layer of hurricane Gladys(1975) (1979) (2)
On the atmospheric circulation at 500 mb in the auroral belt (1956) (2)
Effects of Andes Mountains (1949) (2)
CUMULUS CONVECTION AND OROGRAPHIC CONVECTION CELLS. (1965) (2)
A STUDY OF HIGH-TROPOSPHERIC LAPSE RATES WITH APPLICATION TO THE CONSTRUCTION OF 300-MILLIBAR CHARTS (1949) (2)
Methods of Analysis for the Caribbean Region (1946) (2)
Surface Winds Over the South China Sea During the Northeast Monsoon Season. (1968) (2)
Workshop on Drought Forecasting for Northeast Brazil (1980) (1)
Seasonal rhythms: monsoons. (1987) (1)
“Dry Hole” in Venezuelan Mesoscale Cyclone (1977) (1)
A proposed ‘trade’ expedition (1952) (1)
On the Weather of Venezuela: A Summary Report on the Venezuela Experiments of 1969 and 1972 (1977) (1)
Comments on ``Measurement of the Atmospheric Mass, Energy and Momentum Budgets Over a 500-Kilometer Square of Tropical Ocean'' (1974) (1)
Climatology of the Jet Stream (1954) (1)
Intensity of Recurving Typhoons (1971) (1)
Meteorological Conditions and BW (1960) (1)
Final report : Southeast Asia monsoon study (1967) (1)
A subtropical episode of production of kinetic energy from condensation heating (1982) (1)
A METHOD FOR QUANTITATIVE DETERMINATION OF LONG WAVES (1949) (0)
EXTREME MOMENTUM PROFILES IN THE TROPOSPHERE (1967) (0)
A Weather Pattern: Monsoon Meteorology . C. S. Ramage. Academic Press, New York, 1971. xiv, 298 pp., illus. $15. (1971) (0)
Climatology of Three-Day Hurricane Motion (1958) (0)
Dynamic Principles Relating to Jet Stream Formation and Maintenance (1954) (0)
FRANKLIN AND THE WEATHER (1957) (0)
Examples of Surface Interaction Calculations Over the Gulf of Tonkin. (1969) (0)
Weather Patterns over Southeast Asia during the Northeast Monsoon Season. (1969) (0)
Reply [to “Note on the paper by Herbert Riehl, ‘Radiation measurements over the Caribbean during the autumn of 1960’”] (1963) (0)
The Jet Stream in Relation to Extended Forecasting (1954) (0)
Weather Sequences during the Northeast Monsoon. (1967) (0)
Note on Tropical Storm North of Puerto Rico on September 13, 1945 (1945) (0)
Hurricane Reconnaissance Tracks (1955) (0)
High Level Wind Analysis (1954) (0)
ATMOSPHERIC DENSITY PROFILES FROM THE SURFACE TO 70,000 FEET (1963) (0)
Seasonal Rhythms: Monsoons . Jay S. Fein and Pamela L. Stephens, Eds. Wiley-Interscience, New York, 1987. xxii, 632 pp., illus. $74.95. (1987) (0)
Synoptic Structure of the Jet Stream (1954) (0)
AREAS WITH EXTREME VERTICAL MOMENTUM SHEAR (1967) (0)
Jet Stream Research, 1952–1954 (1954) (0)
On the eddy structure of hurricanes (1976) (0)

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