E Kit, CM Hocut, D Liberzon… - Journal of Fluid …, 2017 - cambridge.org
Turbulence in the atmospheric boundary layer (ABL) is usually measured using sonic anemometers (sonics), but coarse spatial (–0.4 m) scales that are not captured by sonics …
The study of naturally occurring turbulent flows requires the ability to collect empirical data down to the fine scales. While hotwire anemometry offers such ability, the open field studies …
LS Freire, M Chamecki, EG Patton - Boundary-Layer Meteorology, 2023 - Springer
The behavior of small-scale atmospheric turbulence is investigated using the three- dimensional Canopy Horizontal Array Turbulence Study hot-film data. The analysis relies on …
The focus of the current study is on the anisotropy of stably stratified turbulence that is not only limited to large scales and an inertial subrange but also penetrates to small-scale …
Longitudinal velocity-derivative skewness S 0 is directly proportional to the rate of enstrophy generation and hence is a key parameter for characterizing small-scale turbulence …
Realistic currents in seas and oceans are almost always changing in depth thus indicative on the presence of shear in the profile of the mean ambient flow. However, analysis …
Achieving a better understanding of atmospheric boundary layer flows, and of slope flows in particular, is of paramount importance for the research of climate processes and production …
Surface turbulent fluxes provide a key boundary condition for the prediction of weather, hydrology, and atmospheric carbon dioxide. The turbulence cospectrum is assumed to …
Turbulent fluxes in the atmospheric surface layer are key input for the prediction of weather, hydrology, and carbon dioxide concentration. In numerical modelling of turbulent fluxes, a …