CN111758466A - Weakening elimination method for actively coping with typhoon - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a method for actively eliminating attenuation of typhoon, which comprises the following steps: firstly, the range, the area and the like of a large-area cloud cluster formed in the air are detected and positioned by using a satellite, and the action route of typhoon is predicted in advance. Then a dry ice emitter or a silver iodide emitter (hereinafter referred to as an artificial rainfall device) is arranged in advance on the expected path of the typhoon, the emitter can be carried by a ship or a vehicle or fixed on an island reef, the emitter is emitted by remote control as far as possible, the danger of an operator in the typhoon area is avoided, the dry ice is scattered by few or no airplanes as far as possible under the emergency condition, and the method weakens or eliminates the dry ice by the artificial rainfall method before the landing. (however, with the invention of artificial control of the moving direction of typhoon, the typhoon, a treasure containing huge energy and water vapor, can quickly become a target for the competition of human beings, and the method is also suitable for large-scale rainstorm which easily causes flood disasters on land.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of typhoon weakening and elimination, in particular to a weakening and elimination method for actively coping with typhoon.
Background
Natural disasters are natural enemies of human beings, wherein disasters brought to the human beings by typhoons are almost huge, and the related area is wide. The existing methods for resisting typhoon mostly early warn in advance, then everyone avoids passively in advance, outdoor facilities generally only can abuse typhoon, and typhoon is always a threat to human beings.
For this reason, we propose such an active attenuation elimination method against typhoon.
Typhoon is so destructive that energy is mainly derived from a large amount of water vapor contained in its body, and is weakened or eliminated by using dry ice or similar rainfall material or devices before it affects human beings, and because a typical typhoon has a speed of 20-70 km per hour, which typically takes several days from formation to landing, this time period is the best time to block typhoon and eliminate it, and it is detected by satellites when typhoon is generated, and its course of action is predicted, and dry ice is used to weaken it while it passes.
Disclosure of Invention
The present invention is directed to provide a method for actively dealing with attenuation and elimination of typhoon, so as to solve the problems in the background art.
In order to achieve the purpose, the invention provides the following technical scheme: a method for actively dealing with attenuation elimination of typhoon comprises the following specific steps:
the method comprises the following steps: closely monitoring large-area clouds and typhoons formed on the ocean surface by using a satellite, and grasping information on the ocean surface at any time; the action route of the typhoon is predicted in advance, and the typhoon is detected in real time, so that the typhoon is similar to the weather forecast which is often seen by people;
step two: the method comprises the following steps of arranging a dry ice emitter or a silver iodide emitter and other existing artificial rainfall devices (hereinafter referred to as artificial rainfall devices) in advance on the expected path of the typhoon, wherein the emitters can be carried on a ship or a vehicle or fixed on an island reef, the emitters can be emitted by remote control as much as possible, the danger of operators in a typhoon area is avoided, and the artificial rainfall of an airplane is reduced or not used as much as possible under the emergency condition;
step three: when the typhoon passes through the artificial rainfall device, artificial rainfall is carried out on the typhoon. (as shown in figure 1) and because the typhoon generally takes a long distance from the sea to the middle of landing and generally takes several days, a plurality of artificial rainfall devices can be arranged in advance at the places where the typhoon can approach;
step four: and (3) increasing or reducing the intensity of artificial rainfall behind according to the effect of the artificial rainfall for a plurality of times in the front by utilizing satellite monitoring. (see fig. 2 and 3) thus, during the typhoon, it is possible to attenuate the typhoon in a stepwise manner and eventually to attenuate or eliminate it before it causes harm to land mankind.
The invention is characterized in that: and (3) weakening and eliminating the typhoon entity by utilizing satellite monitoring and using an artificial rainfall device. It is attenuated and eliminated in the ocean before it affects humans when landed. Similarly, the method can also be used for intervening typhoon (such as the rock shown in figure 4) to be formed on the sea, so that the typhoon is eliminated in the initial sprouting state.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the beneficial effects that: the invention has reasonable structure design, firstly utilizes the satellite to detect and position the range, the area and the like of large-area cloud clusters and typhoons formed in the ocean, predicts the action route of the typhoons in advance, and then arranges a dry ice emitter or a silver iodide emitter (artificial rainfall device) in advance on the expected path of the typhoons, and weakens the typhoons by using the artificial rainfall device when the typhoons pass through (such as figures 1, 2 and 3). And because the typhoon generally takes a long distance from the sea to the middle of landing and generally needs at least 3-7 days, a plurality of artificial rainfall devices can be arranged in the research of the typhoon approach, and the typhoon is weakened in a stepped manner. The typhoon has great power and is derived from the large amount of cloud and water vapor which are contained in the typhoon, and the method weakens or eliminates the typhoon by artificial rainfall before landing. Similarly, the method can also be used for intervening typhoon (such as the rock shown in figure 4) to be formed on the sea, so that the typhoon is eliminated in the initial sprouting state. The operability is high, the use safety is high, and the human body can be eliminated before the human body is influenced.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of the preliminary artificial rainfall of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram of a secondary artificial rainfall according to the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of three artificial rains according to the present invention;
fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of the intervention of the present invention on the typhoon that may be formed in the future.
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The technical solutions in the embodiments of the present invention will be clearly and completely described below with reference to the drawings in the embodiments of the present invention, and it is obvious that the described embodiments are only a part of the embodiments of the present invention, and not all of the embodiments. All other embodiments, which can be derived by a person skilled in the art from the embodiments given herein without making any creative effort, shall fall within the protection scope of the present invention.
Referring to fig. 1, fig. 2 and fig. 3, the present invention provides a technical solution: a weakening elimination method for actively coping with typhoon comprises the following specific steps:
the method comprises the following steps: closely monitoring large-area clouds formed on the ocean surface and typhoons formed by using a satellite, and grasping information on the ocean surface at any time; the action route of the typhoon is predicted in advance, and the typhoon is detected in real time, so that the typhoon is similar to the weather forecast which is often seen by people;
step two: the method comprises the following steps of arranging a dry ice emitter or a silver iodide emitter and other existing artificial rainfall devices (hereinafter referred to as artificial rainfall devices) in advance on the expected path of the typhoon, wherein the emitters can be carried on a ship or a vehicle or fixed on an island reef, the emitters can be emitted by remote control as much as possible, the danger of operators in a typhoon area is avoided, and the artificial rainfall of an airplane is reduced or not used as much as possible under the emergency condition;
step three: when the typhoon passes through the artificial rainfall device, artificial rainfall is carried out on the typhoon. (as shown in figure 1) and because the typhoon generally takes a long distance from the sea to the middle of landing and generally takes several days, a plurality of artificial rainfall devices can be arranged in advance at the places where the typhoon can approach;
step four: and (3) increasing or reducing the intensity of artificial rainfall behind according to the effect of the artificial rainfall for a plurality of times in the front by utilizing satellite monitoring. (see fig. 2 and 3) thus, during the typhoon, the typhoon can be weakened in a stepwise manner, and the typhoon can be weakened or eliminated before the typhoon causes harm to land mankind.
Referring to fig. 4, the typhoon entity is weakened and eliminated by satellite monitoring and artificial rainfall device. It is attenuated and eliminated in the ocean before it affects humans when landed. Similarly, the method can also be used for intervening typhoon (such as the rock shown in figure 4) to be formed on the sea, so that the typhoon is eliminated in the initial sprouting state.
To those skilled in the art, the scope of the present invention is defined by the appended claims and their equivalents, which are included in this document as protection is sought for this document.
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1. A method for actively coping with attenuation of typhoon is characterized by comprising the following steps: the active method of artificial rainfall is used for eliminating or weakening typhoon in the sea before landing. The method comprises the following specific steps:
the method comprises the following steps: closely monitoring large-area clouds and typhoons formed on the ocean surface by using a satellite, and grasping information on the ocean surface at any time; the action route of the typhoon is predicted in advance, and the typhoon is detected in real time, so that the typhoon is similar to the weather forecast which is often seen by people;
step two: the method comprises the following steps of arranging a dry ice emitter or a silver iodide emitter and other existing artificial rainfall devices (hereinafter referred to as artificial rainfall devices) in advance on the expected path of the typhoon, wherein the emitters can be carried on a ship or a vehicle or fixed on an island reef, the emitters can be emitted by remote control as much as possible, the danger of operators in a typhoon area is avoided, and the artificial rainfall of an airplane is reduced or not used as much as possible under the emergency condition;
step three: when the typhoon passes through the artificial rainfall device, artificial rainfall is carried out on the typhoon. (as shown in figure 1) and because the typhoon generally takes a long distance from the sea to the middle of landing and generally takes several days, a plurality of artificial rainfall devices can be arranged in advance at the places where the typhoon can approach;
step four: and (3) increasing or reducing the intensity of artificial rainfall behind according to the effect of the artificial rainfall for a plurality of times in the front by utilizing satellite monitoring. (see fig. 2 and 3) thus intermittently attenuate the typhoon during the typhoon transition and eventually attenuate or eliminate it before it causes harm to land mankind.
2. The method for actively eliminating attenuation of typhoon as claimed in claim 1, wherein: and (3) weakening and eliminating the typhoon entity by utilizing satellite monitoring and using an artificial rainfall device. It is attenuated and eliminated in the ocean before it affects humans when landed. Similarly, the method can also be used for intervening typhoon (such as the rock shown in figure 4) to be formed on the sea, so that the typhoon is eliminated in the initial sprouting state.
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