Development and application of a physical approach to estimating wind gusts

By O. Brasseur. 2001

222 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Atmospheric Science, Environmental Engineering, Global and Planetary Change

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In Atmospheric Science

1. K. Wyser
2. A. Ullerstig
3. Erik Kjellstro¨m
4. Colin G. Jones
5. P. Samuelsson
6. G. Strandberg
7. Grigory Nikulin∗
8. Ulf Hansson

In Environmental Engineering

1. K. Wyser
2. A. Ullerstig
3. Erik Kjellstro¨m
4. Colin G. Jones
5. P. Samuelsson
6. G. Strandberg
7. Grigory Nikulin∗
8. Ulf Hansson

In Global and Planetary Change

1. K. Wyser
2. A. Ullerstig
3. Erik Kjellstro¨m
4. Colin G. Jones
5. P. Samuelsson
6. G. Strandberg
7. Grigory Nikulin∗
8. Ulf Hansson

Citations in the corpus

• Evaluation and future projections of temperature, precipitation and wind extremes over Europe in an ensemble of regional climate simulations (2011, methodology): “The gust wind is estimated by a method of Brasseur (2001) using average roughness of grid boxes and additionally corrected to suppress overstimulation of wind gusts over land that occurs especially during storms (Nordström, 2005).”
• The Rossby Centre Regional Climate model RCA3: model description and performance (2011, methodology): “A diagnostic gustiness parameterization based on Brasseur (2001) has been implemented in RCA3 by Nordström (2005).”