Finding a change in a variable due to a change in another variable
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I want to write a code for finding potential temperature. There I want to fix temperature. And at that temperature level, I want to calculate potential temperature varying the pressure. Then for different temperatures, I want to repeat the process. For more info about potential temperature, check this-Potential temperature. But the problem with temperature is that I can't just pick any arbitrary interval or change in temperature value. In atmosphere, there is a term called lapse rate. There temperature changes in a certain manner, i.e 6.5K/100hPa. I want to implement this change in my temperature range, How can I do this? I have chosen 300K as the base temperature and 1010hPa as base pressure.
p=200:1000;
t=210:305;
for i=1:length(t)
for j=1:length(p)
theta(i,j)=t(i)*((1000/p(j))^0.286);
end
end
figure
contourf(t,p,theta')
set(gca,'YDir','reverse')
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Jan
2021년 11월 11일
Remember that for Matlab and the readers the values are just number. Therefor the term "temperatur" is confusing only.
Find the formula you want to implement. Afterwards this is a question concerning Matlab. Currently you did not explain, what you want to impelement, only that it is something.
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Star Strider
2021년 11월 11일
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2021년 11월 11일
p=200:1000;
t=210:305;
[P,T] = ndgrid(p,t);
Z = T.*((1000./P).^0.286);
PT = griddedInterpolant(P,T,Z);
P760_T273 = PT(760,273) % Potential Temperature At P=760 & T=273
EDIT — (11 Nov 2021 at 13:04)
An anonymous function would also work —
PTfcn = @(P,T) T.*((1000./P).^0.286);
P760_T273f = PTfcn(760,273)
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Star Strider
2021년 11월 12일
As always, my pleasure!
I admit that I was not absolutely certain what the desired result was. (A similar relation, important in aviation, is Density altitude.)
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