Project CONDORS : Convective Diffusion Observed by Remote Sensors

Kaimal, J. C.; Eberhard, W. L.; Moninger, W. R.; Gaynor, J. E.; Troxel, S. W.; Uttal, T.; Briggs, G. A.; Start, G. E.

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Project CONDORS : Convective Diffusion Observed by Remote Sensors

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1986
By Kaimal, J. C. ; Eberhard, W. L. ; Moninger, W. R. ; ...
Series: Report (NOAA/NCAR Boulder Atmospheric Observatory) no. 7

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Kaimal, J. C. ; Eberhard, W. L. ; Moninger, W. R. ; Gaynor, J. E. ; Troxel, S. W. ; Uttal, T. ; Briggs, G. A. ; Start, G. E.
Corporate Authors:

Wave Propagation Laboratory. ; NOAA Boulder Atmospheric Observatory. ; Air Resources Laboratory (U.S.) ; Atmospheric Sciences Research Laboratory.
NOAA Program & Office:

OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research) ; ARL (Air Resources Laboratory)
Description:

This report presents results from two diffusion experiments conducted at the Boulder Atmospheric Observatory (BAO) in 1982 and 1983. The objective was to compare diffusion in the atmospheric convective boundary layer with that observed in laboratory tank experiments and numerical computer models.
Keywords:

Atmospheric Diffusion Boundary Layer (Meteorology) Convection (Meteorology) Remote Sensing Atmospheric Diffusion Boundary Layer (Meteorology) Remote Sensing
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Report (NOAA/NCAR Boulder Atmospheric Observatory) no. 7
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Miscellaneous
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https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
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