Process or method for eliminating or destroying a tropical disturbance, known as the High-low (Hilo) System of Tropical Disturbance Elimination

摘要

A method known as the High-Low System (HiLo) is disclosed as a process for destroying early-stage tropical disturbances and having the steps of establishing a Command Center, spraying cold water from large aircraft (High) and large ships (Low), and dispatching a wide array of jet aircraft at high altitude (Ultra High) emitting hot exhaust gases within the area of tropical disturbance. A preferred embodiment for this system includes dispatching roving fleets of ships during hurricane season, pre-positioning large cargo aircraft, pumping water from depths to obtain Fahrenheit temperatures of approximately 40 degrees for the High Phase and approximately 55 degrees for the Low Phase. The High and Low Phases aim to reduce air and surface water temperatures while the Ultra High Phase strives to reduce the sharp contrast of rising warm tropical air meeting the starkly contrasting cold upper atmosphere temperature.