Potential and Limitations in Estimating Sensible-Heat-Flux Profiles from Consecutive Temperature Profiles Using Remotely-Piloted Aircraft Systems

Båserud, Line; Reuder, Joachim; Jonassen, Marius O.; Bonin, Timothy A.; Chilson, Phillip B.; Jiménez, Maria A.; Durand, Pierre

doi:10.1007/s10546-019-00478-9

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Potential and Limitations in Estimating Sensible-Heat-Flux Profiles from Consecutive Temperature Profiles Using Remotely-Piloted Aircraft Systems

2019
By Båserud, Line ; Reuder, Joachim ; Jonassen, Marius O. ; ...
Source: Boundary-Layer Meteorology, 174(1), 145-177

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Profiles of the sensible heat flux are key to understanding atmospheric-boundary-layer (ABL) structure and development.
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