Abstract: Micrometeorological measurements made during Project Prairie Grass have been used in an examination of a theoretical model proposed by Swinbank to describe wind speed profiles in the lower portion of the atmospheric boundary ...

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Abstract: Wind tunnel and field experiments have shown that the fast-response three-component sonic anemometer is a highly accurate wind speed sensor. When sonic anemometers were used as reference sensors for wind speed, slower ...

Abstract: The 1428-lt television transmitter tower, located at Cedar Hill, Texas, and instrumented to obtain continuous measurements of wind and temperature at 12 levels from 30 ft to 1420 ft above ground, is proving to be a useful ...

Abstract: In the Green Glow program conducted near Richland, Washington, during the summer of 1959, 26 diffusion experiments were conducted during nocturnal inversions. The tracer was released near ground level. Samplers were placed ...

Abstract: Sutton's hypothesis for diffusion from a continuous point source has been evaluated using the data obtained during Project Prairie Grass. It is found that the hypothesis predicts the observed concentration distributions ...

Abstract: Statistical summaries are presented of computed values of parameters appearing in a modification of Sutton's diffusion equations. Experimental data used for the computations are those obtained during Project Prairie Grass ...

Abstract: During the summer of 1959, the Green Glow program, consisting of 26 diffusion experiments during nocturnal inversions, was conducted at the Atomic Energy Commission's Hanford Site near Richland, Wash. The tracer, zinc ...