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Comparison of Results from a Meandering-Plume Model with Measured Atmospheric Tracer Concentration Fluctuations
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Measured wind-azimuth data are used in a simple meandering-plume model to predict observed SF6 concentration fluctuations measured downwind of a point source during a range of stability conditions. The meander component ...
An Investigation of Instantaneous Diffusion and Concentration Fluctuations
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Instantaneous plume behavior is investigated via experimental and modeling results from a recent field campaign. The data consist of wind velocity and concentration measurements collected 700 m from a point source of sulfur ...
Interpretation of Measured Tracer Concentration Fluctuations Using a Sinusoidal Meandering Plume Model
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Simultaneous instantaneous concentration and wind velocity fluctuations were measured 100 to 752 m downwind of a point source release of SF6 tracer during two field studies conducted amid rolling wheat fields and at a flat ...
Instantaneous Spread of Plumes in the Surface Layer
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Data are presented from two recent tracer campaigns regarding relative diffusion of surface-level plumes. One study consists of tests performed amid flat, rural terrain near Galen, Montana, while other experiments were ...
A Simple Model to Predict Scalar Dispersion within a Successively Thinned Loblolly Pine Canopy
Publisher: American Meteorological Society
Abstract: Bark beetles kill millions of acres of trees in the United States annually by using chemical signaling to attack host trees en masse. As an attempt to control infestations, forest managers use synthetic semiochemical sources ...