Airborne measurement of turbulent energy exchange between the earth surface and the atmosphere
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Beschreibung
It is not surprising that the history of aviation and meteorology exhibit common ground and parallelism. Aviation and modern meteorology are both based on fluid mechanics. Air traffic benefits from weather prediction and the knowledge of the physics of the atmosphere. On the otherhand, aircraft are very a dvantageous instrument platforms for meteorological measurements. Aircraft are important tools for meteorology and applied in various ways in today’s and past atmospheric research (e.g. Lenschow,1986). The research in the lower atmosphere – the atmospheric boundary layer (ABL) –is probably the most important part of today’s meteorology sincethe ABL affects our everyday life the most. Here the exchange of energy, momentum and mass between the earth surface and the atmosphere begins. […]
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Jens Bange
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lower atmosphere meteorology turbulent energy airborne measurement atmospheric boundary layer (ABL) physical processes