Abstract: The evolution of the low-level temperature and velocity profiles observed at the Cedar Hill tower during the breakdown of a nocturnal inversion and the dissipation of a low-level jet on the morning of 15 March 1961 is ...

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Abstract: The time and height variations of temperature, wind speed, and moisture content observed at the Cedar Hill tower during the dissipation of a low-level jet on the morning of 14 May 1962 are presented and discussed. Three ...

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 ...