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Measurements of the Movement, Concentration and Dimensions of Clouds Resulting from Instantaneous Point Sources
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Puffs of the inert gas 85Kr were released at the surface level and were permitted to drift through a three-dimensional grid of Geiger counter sensors extending to a height of 21 m and to a distance of 800 M. Concentrations ...
Field Measurements of the Benefits of Increased Stack Height
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Analysis of a series of 31 field diffusion experiments permitted direct specification of the benefit of increased stack height. In the experiments, two tracers were released simultaneously from two different elevations on ...
An Inert Gas Tracer System for Monitoring the Real-Time History of a Diffusing Plume or Puff
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: A brief description is given of the Hanford inert gas tracer system employed in atmospheric diffusion studies. Among the advantages of the system are the detailed histories of concentration generated simultaneously at 64 ...
Variations in Measured Values of Lateral Diffusion Parameters
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: The behavior of the quantity S = σy/xσ? for surface releases of tracers is examined. Variations in this quantity for different field programs are shown to be attributable largely to variations in sampling time t and averaging ...