Authors:
Indrajit Ghosh,Sukhen Das,Nabajit Chakravarty,DOI NO:
https://doi.org/10.26782/jmcms.2021.12.00003Keywords:
tropical cyclone,cyclostrophic flow,thermal wind,gale wind,wind gusts,storm surge,bathymetry,barotropic wind,baroclinic atmosphere,gradient wind,potential temperature,Abstract
In this review, we have discussed the important recent theoretical research works on tropical cyclone dynamics. For mitigation of the devastating effect of tropical cyclones on coastal human civilization more and more advanced forecasting techniques are evolving nowadays with the increase in the frequency of generation of tropical cyclones. Thus it is of utmost necessity to understand the anatomy and physiology of the dynamics of tropical cyclones. So researchers explain the cyclonic system from a different point of view and that is highlighted in this review. So this review illustrates, in brief, some important developed models.Refference:
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