1. タイトル A 2D numerical simulation of atmospheric convection with condensation of major component under early Mars condition. 2. 希望セッション記号 PS07 - Science and Exploration of Mars and Venus 3. 著者 - 山下 達也 - 小高 正嗣 - 杉山 耕一朗 - 中島 健介 - 石渡 正樹 - 林 祥介 4. 希望発表形態 [口頭 / ポスター / どちらでも] 口頭 5. 予稿集原稿本文(英語) [英字半角300文字以内] ====================================================================== In the early Martian atmosphere, it is suggested that the major component has condensed in wide area, and scattering greenhouse effect of CO_{2} ice cloud contributed to the warm climate (Forget et al., 2013). The scattering greenhouse effect depends on the cloud distribution, and convective motion would play a important role in formation and distribution of the cloud. However, the structure of atmospheric convection with condensation of major component is poorly understood. In this study, we develop a two-dimensional cloud resolving model including condensation of major component and perform numerical simulation under the early Mars condition and investigate dependency of Scr and number density of condensation nuclei (N*) on the flow field and cloud distribution of the convection. In the case for Scr = 1.0, the holizontally uniform cloud layer emrges quasi-stationary above the condensation level. Vertical velocity in cloud layer is much smaller than those below the condensation level, and it is 0.5 m/s at a maximum. These characteristics are not depend on N*. In the case for Scr = 1.35, cloud distribution is depend on N*. As N* is smaller, condensation and non-condensation periods occur alternately. In the condensation period, vertical velocity in the cloud is 2-3m/s. In the non-condensation period, horizontally uniform cloud layer forms, and the cloud density is less than the threshold for condensation (10^{-6}kg/m^3). Vertical velocity in the cloud layer is 0.5 m/s at a maximum. We conclude that the spatial and temporal structure of cloud convection with condensation of major component vary greatly with the values of Scr and N*, and there are two types of solutions, which are a quasi-stationary solution that cloud distribution and flow field do not change in time drastically, and a quasi-periodic solution that condensation and non-condensation periods occur alternately. ======================================================================