Mixed layer depths via Doppler lidar during low-level jet events

Carroll, Brian; Demoz, Belay; Bonin, Timothy; Delgado, Ruben

doi:10.1051/epjconf/201817606017

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Mixed layer depths via Doppler lidar during low-level jet events

2018
By Carroll, Brian ; Demoz, Belay ; Bonin, Timothy ; ...
Source: EPJ Web of Conferences, 176, 06017

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Carroll, Brian ; Demoz, Belay ; Bonin, Timothy ; Delgado, Ruben

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A low-level jet (LLJ) is a prominent wind speed peak in the lower troposphere. Nocturnal LLJs have been shown to transport and mix atmospheric constituents from the residual layer down to the surface, breaching quiescent nocturnal conditions due to high wind shear. A new fuzzy logic algorithm combining turbulence and aerosol information from Doppler lidar scans can resolve the strength and depth of this mixing below the jet. Conclusions will be drawn about LLJ relations to turbulence and mixing.
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EPJ Web of Conferences, 176, 06017
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