A new convective adjustment scheme. Part I: Observational and theoretical basis

Le nouveau schema propose repose sur la relaxation simultanee des champs de t et d'humidite vers les structures thermodynamiques observees en quasi-equilibre, avec un temps de relaxation de l'ordre de 2 heures. Des schemas separes sont employes pour la convection profonde et pour celle non precipitante

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