Abstract: Lovejoy (1982) analyzed radar and satellite images of convective clouds and rainbands extending over an area range from 10 to 106 km2 and found the fractal cloud-perimeter dimension to equal 1.35, indicating the presence ...

Abstract: A three-range model is proposed for the energy spectrum of tropospheric turbulence in which the range-I spectrum is governed by the cascade of eddy enstrophy, that of range-II by the cascade of eddy kinetic energy, and ...

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Abstract: The presence of radioactive gases in a plume, such as could occur in the event of a nuclear reactor accident, leads to the addition of buoyancy to the plume at an approximately linear rate. Buoyancy might also be added to ...

Abstract: Recent atmospheric cloud-spreading (relative diffusion) data from a variety of sources are combined to show that the horizontal spreading rate is approximately linear over a time range from 1 to 10 or more hours (20?200 ...

Abstract: Data on relative on relative atmospheric diffusion, that is, the spreading by diffusion of puffs or particle pairs (e.g., of balloons) relative to their mutual center of mass, are reexamined. Richardson (1926) proposed his ...

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