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The invention discloses a ground flash grading early warning method based on a dual-linear polarization radar, which comprises the following steps: s1, obtaining the probability of the aragonite on each radar observation distance library; s2, identifying whether the corresponding position on each distance library is aragonite or not, and inverting the quality of the aragonite by combining reflectivity factors; s3, identifying the convection region as a potential thunderstorm region; and S4, calculating the height of the echo peak, the vertical accumulated liquid water content and the quality of the aragonite above the specific stable layer height in the thunderstorm area. The quality of the aragonite above the height of a specific temperature layer in the thunderstorm range, the vertically accumulated liquid water content and the echo peak height are objectively identified, so that the height of the lightning frequency or the existence of the lightning of the thunderstorm is judged, the lightning frequency proximity prediction is realized for the first time, and information is provided for the predictor to issue the early warning.

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Ground flash grading early warning method based on double-linear polarization radar
Technical Field
The invention relates to the technical field of weather forecast, in particular to a ground flash grading early warning method based on a dual-linear polarization radar.
Background
Lightning is a discharge phenomenon in a thunderstorm and has serious disastrous effects, usually accompanied by hail, tornados, strong winds and strong precipitation. The lightning is ground flash and cloud flash, wherein the ground flash is the discharge of thunderstorm cloud to the ground, and the economic activity and the life and property safety of people are directly influenced. With the development of economy and modern science and technology, the economic loss caused by the land flashover is more serious. Lightning strikes are statistically responsible for losses of up to more than 10 billion dollars each year around the world. Industries affected by thunderstorms are numerous, such as aerospace, national defense, communication, computers, power transmission, petrochemical engineering and the like, and more industries are concerned with the countryside. Therefore, the forecast of the lightning is very important to the society, the economy and the public.
With increasing researchers focusing on the forecasting of the lightning. Lightning forecasting based on a numerical mode is developed, although a mesoscale mode can reproduce thermal and dynamic processes of a thunderstorm through technical means, the forecasting capability of the current mode on lightning is very limited, mainly because the knowledge on the electrification in a real thunderstorm is relatively limited, and the electrification and discharge parameterization scheme in the mode cannot accurately describe the actual electrification and discharge conditions. In addition, the mode depends on the correct micro physical process for forecasting the lightning, and the parameterization scheme is mainly based on foreign observation and has obvious difference with the process of China.
Observations represented by ground automatic stations, lightning detection networks, satellites and the like are continuously built, and a large number of observation facts are provided for researchers. Research relying on these observations is constantly being conducted and makes a very important contribution to understanding the characteristics and influencing mechanisms of thunderstorm activity in the area. Ground automatic station data, while providing real-time precipitation observations, do not observe the structural features of a thunderstorm in the vertical direction, nor do they observe the thunderstorm between stations. Although the lightning detection network can provide a large range of space-time information of lightning, the lightning detection network has a large limitation on understanding the structure and micro physical information of the thunderstorm. The satellite data has the advantages that the characteristics of a wide range of thunderstorm activities can be observed, but the observation space-time resolution of a specific area needs to be improved, the characteristics of the thunderstorm life history, movement, vertical structure, daily change and the like are difficult to reveal due to the influence of signal attenuation. The Doppler weather radar can observe a three-dimensional structure with high space-time resolution of a thunderstorm, and the current ground-to-lightning approach prediction method is mainly based on the observation of an echo structure by the radar and mainly depends on that the reflectivity factor of a specific temperature layer (0-20 ℃) reaches a threshold value (30-40 dBZ), and then lightning triggering is predicted. These radar echo structure based nowcasting methods are capable of predicting the lightning frequency. In addition, because the main contribution of thunderstorm electrification comes from the micro-physical process, and the methods are not linked with the micro-physical characteristics, the forecasting accuracy rate is difficult to be further improved,
in recent years, more S-band doppler radars are upgraded to dual-polarization radars (SPOL) in China. Not only providing a reflectivity factor (Z) H ) Radial velocity and spectral width, and also provides differential reflectivity (Z) DR ) Proportional differential phase (K) DP ) And correlation coefficient (p) hv ). These variables can be used to analyze information about the phase, concentration, size and shape of the water condensate particles in the thunderstorm, and can be used to describe the internal micro-physical characteristics of the thunderstorm. Based on the current situation, a ground-lightning grading early warning method based on a dual-linear polarization radar is urgently needed to be developed on the basis of utilizing thunderstorm micro-physical characteristic inversion.
Disclosure of Invention
The purpose of the invention is as follows: the invention aims to provide a ground flash grading early warning method based on a dual-linear polarization radar, aiming at the defects of the prior art, and the ground flash grading early warning method comprises the following steps:
s1, inputting the observation information of the dual linear polarization radar on each distance library into the Bayes classification method condition similarity probability density function of the formula (1), Z H -Z DR 、LK DP And cross-correlation coefficient ρ HV In the model (a) is addedAfter weighted averaging, obtaining the probability of the aragonite on each radar observation distance library;
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(1);
wherein SF represents a normalization parameter in the formula,
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a posterior conditional probability density function representing the aragonite over each range bin,
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representing a function of the prior probability density,
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representing a conditional similarity probability density function;
s2, judging whether the corresponding position on each distance library is aragonite or not according to the probability of the aragonite, and inverting the quality of the aragonite by combining reflectivity factors;
s3, identifying a convection region as a potential thunderstorm region according to a radar echo texture structure by using an objective convection layer cloud classification method;
and S4, calculating the quality of the aragonite with the echo peak height, the vertically accumulated liquid water content and the height of the specific stable layer in the thunderstorm area, comparing the quality with preset conditions, carrying out early warning, and dividing the early warning of the ground flashover into low frequency, medium frequency, high frequency and no ground flashover.
The further preferable technical scheme of the invention is that in the step S1, when the conditional similarity probability density function is established, the data of the observation area of the aragonite is uniformly indicated by the double-linear polarization radar observation multivariate.
Preferably, when identifying whether the corresponding position on each distance library is aragonite in step S2, interpolating the sounding temperature to the radar observation coordinate height, inputting the height to the prior probability function of the bayesian classification method, and constraining the identification result by using the temperature information and the probability of aragonite in the vertical height.
Preferably, the specific method of constraint is to place the temperature information observed by the radar on each distance library into the vertical prior probability density function for calculation to obtain the corresponding probability result, and multiply it by the probability of the aragonite on each distance library in step S1 to obtain the final constraint result.
Preferably, the inverse formula of the shot mass in step S2 is as follows (2):
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(2),
wherein z represents a linear reflectivity factor.
Preferably, the calculation formula of the vertical accumulated liquid water content in step S4 is as follows (3):
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(3),
wherein Z is i Represents the reflectance factor, Δ h Is Z i And Z i+1 The height in between.
Preferably, the preset condition in step S4 is obtained by:
calculating the occurrence frequency of the ground flashes of each thunderstorm on radar observation data to obtain 4-class data sets of the high, medium, low and no ground flashes of the thunderstorm, wherein the low-frequency ground flashes are defined as the ground flashes less than or equal to 1 time/6 minutes, the medium-frequency ground flashes are defined as the ground flashes of 2-12 times/6 minutes, and the high-frequency ground flashes are defined as the ground flashes more than or equal to 13 times/6 minutes;
and (4) statistically analyzing the content of aragonite particles, the echo peak height and the vertical accumulated liquid water content VIL in each data set thunderstorm, constructing an early warning model, and determining preset conditions at all levels of ground flash frequencies.
Has the advantages that: according to the method, a conditional similarity probability density function is established by utilizing observation data of the dual-linear polarization radar, and the sounding temperature is interpolated to the radar observation coordinate height for constraint, so that the aragonite on each radar observation distance library is identified, and the quality of the aragonite is inverted on the basis; the quality of the aragonite above the height of a specific temperature layer in the thunderstorm range, the vertically accumulated liquid water content and the echo peak height are objectively identified, so that the thunderstorm occurrence lightning frequency is judged to be high or low or whether the thunderstorm occurs, the high-low ground-flashover prediction of the ground-flashover frequency is realized for the first time, and information is provided for the prediction personnel to issue early warning.
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The technical solution of the present invention is described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings, but the scope of the present invention is not limited to the embodiments.
Example (b): a ground flash grading early warning method based on a dual-linear polarization radar is shown in figure 1 and comprises the following steps:
s1, calculating the ground flash generation frequency of each thunderstorm on radar observation data to obtain 4-class data sets of the ground flash generation frequency high, medium, low and no ground flash thunderstorms; wherein the flashes of earth less than or equal to 1 per 6 minutes are defined as flashes of low frequency, flashes of earth between 2 and 12 per 6 minutes are defined as flashes of medium frequency, flashes of earth greater than or equal to 13 per 6 minutes are defined as flashes of high frequency.
And (4) statistically analyzing the hail and aragonite particle content, echo peak height and vertical accumulated liquid water content VIL in each data set thunderstorm, constructing an early warning model, and determining preset conditions under the flash frequency of each stage.
S2, inputting the observation information of the dual linear polarization radar on each distance library into the Bayes classification method conditional similarity probability density function of the formula (1) and Z H -Z DR 、LK DP And cross-correlation coefficient ρ HV In the model (2), the probability of the aragonite on each radar observation distance library is obtained after weighted averaging;
the conditional similarity probability density function is:
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wherein SF represents a normalization parameter in the formula,
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a posterior conditional probability density function representing the aragonite over each range bin,
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representing a function of the prior probability density,
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representing a conditional similarity probability density function; and when the conditional similarity probability density function is established, selecting the data of the observation area of the uniform indication aragonite of the double-linear polarization radar observation multivariable.
S3, identifying whether the corresponding position on each distance library is a shot or not, interpolating the sounding temperature to the radar observation coordinate height when identifying whether the corresponding position on each distance library is a shot or not, and constraining the identification result by utilizing the temperature information and the probability of the vertical height of the shot. The specific method of constraint is to put the temperature information observed by the radar on each distance library into the probability density function in the vertical direction for calculation to obtain the corresponding probability result, and multiply the probability with the probability of the aragonite on each distance library in the step S1 to obtain the final constraint result.
Inverting the quality of the shot in combination with the reflectivity factor; the inverse formula for the quality of aragonite is:
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wherein z represents a linear reflectivity factor.
S4, identifying the convection region as a potential thunderstorm region by using an objective convection layer cloud classification method;
and S5, calculating the quality of the aragonite with the echo peak height, the vertically accumulated liquid water content and the height of the specific stable layer in the thunderstorm area, comparing the quality with preset conditions, carrying out early warning, and dividing the early warning of the ground flashover into low frequency, medium frequency, high frequency and no ground flashover.
The calculation formula of the vertical accumulated liquid water content is as follows:
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wherein Z is i Represents the reflectance factor, Δ h Is Z i And Z i+1 The height in between.
As noted above, while the present invention has been shown and described with reference to certain preferred embodiments, it is not to be construed as limited thereto. Various changes in form and detail may be made therein without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as defined by the appended claims.

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1. A ground flash grading early warning method based on a dual-linear polarization radar is characterized by comprising the following steps:
s1, inputting the observation information of the dual linear polarization radar on each distance library into the Bayes classification method condition similarity probability density function of the formula (1), Z H -Z DR 、LK DP And cross-correlation coefficient ρ HV In the model (2), the probability of the aragonite on each radar observation distance library is obtained after weighted averaging;
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(1);
wherein SF represents a normalization parameter in the formula,
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a posterior conditional probability density function representing the aragonite over each range bin,
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representing a function of the prior probability density,
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representing a conditional similarity probability density function;
s2, judging whether the corresponding position on each distance library is aragonite or not according to the probability of the aragonite, and inverting the quality of the aragonite by combining reflectivity factors;
s3, identifying a convection region as a potential thunderstorm region according to a radar echo texture structure by using an objective convection layer cloud classification method;
and S4, calculating the quality of the aragonite with the echo peak height, the vertically accumulated liquid water content and the height of the specific stable layer in the thunderstorm area, comparing the quality with preset conditions, carrying out early warning, and dividing the early warning of the ground flashover into low frequency, medium frequency, high frequency and no ground flashover.
2. The ground-flash grading pre-warning method based on the dual-linear polarization radar as claimed in claim 1, wherein in the step S1, when the conditional similarity probability density function is established, the data of the observed area of the aragonite is uniformly indicated by the observation multivariate of the dual-linear polarization radar is selected.
3. The ground-based lightning grading early-warning method based on the dual-linear polarization radar as claimed in claim 1, wherein when identifying whether the corresponding position on each distance library is aragonite or not in step S2, the sounding temperature is interpolated to the height of the radar observation coordinate, the interpolated sounding temperature is input to the prior probability function of the bayesian classification method, and the identification result is constrained by using the temperature information and the probability of the aragonite at the vertical height.
4. The ground-flash grading pre-warning method based on the dual-linear polarization radar as claimed in claim 3, wherein the constraint is implemented by putting the temperature information observed by the radar on each distance bin into a vertical prior probability density function for calculation to obtain a corresponding probability result, and multiplying the probability result by the probability of the aragonite on each distance bin in the step S1 to obtain a final constraint result.
5. The ground-flash grading early warning method based on the dual-linear polarization radar as claimed in claim 1, wherein the inverse formula of the aragonitic mass in the step S2 is as follows (2):
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(2),
wherein z represents a linear reflectivity factor.
6. The ground flash grading pre-warning method based on the dual-linear polarization radar as claimed in claim 1, wherein the calculation formula of the vertical accumulated liquid water content in the step S4 is as follows (3):
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(3),
wherein Z is i Represents the reflectance factor, Δ h Is Z i And Z i+1 The height in between.
7. The ground-flash grading pre-warning method based on the dual-linear polarization radar as claimed in claim 1, wherein the preset conditions in step S4 are obtained by:
calculating the occurrence frequency of the ground flashes of each thunderstorm on radar observation data to obtain 4-class data sets of the high, medium, low and no ground flashes of the thunderstorm, wherein the low-frequency ground flashes are defined as the ground flashes less than or equal to 1 time/6 minutes, the medium-frequency ground flashes are defined as the ground flashes of 2-12 times/6 minutes, and the high-frequency ground flashes are defined as the ground flashes more than or equal to 13 times/6 minutes;
and (3) statistically analyzing the content of the aragonite particles, the echo peak height and the vertical accumulated liquid water content VIL in the thunderstorm of each data set, constructing an early warning model, and determining preset conditions at all levels of the flash frequency.
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