Surface-based remote sensing of the mixing-layer height a review

By Stefan Emeis, Klaus Schäfer, C. Münkel. 2008

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Presently available methods for the determination of the mixing-layer height from surface-based acoustic, optical and electro-magnetic remote sensing are summarized and compared. Most complete information on the structure of the ABL can be expected from a combined use of acoustic together with optical or electro-magnetic remote sensing.

Subfields: Bioengineering, Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering

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