Effects of Wind on Plants
By E. D. Langre. 2008
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Subfields: Earth-Surface Processes, Mechanical Engineering, Plant Science
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- Drag force parameters of rigid and flexible vegetal elements (2015, background): “…possible to estimate E for vegetation by assuming a homogeneously solid material and measuring the deflection under load, but there is significant variability in natural vegetation [de Langre, 2011], partially due to internal structure and variation caused by turgor pressure [Niklas, 1991, 1992].”
- Drag reduction of flexible plates by reconfiguration (2010, background): “(3.1) The Cauchy number CY characterizes the deformation of an elastic solid under the effect of flow (Cermak & Isyumov 1998; Chakrabarti 2002; de Langre 2008).”
- Characteristic reference areas for estimating flow resistance of natural foliated vegetation (2013, background): “The Vogel exponent is thus a measure of the reconfiguration, i.e. of how drag 45 changes with velocity (de Langre, 2008; Nepf, 2012).”
- Modeling the flow resistance of woody vegetation using physically based properties of the foliage and stem (2014, methodology): “Reconfiguration can be characterized by the Vogel exponent [e.g., Vogel, 1994; de Langre, 2008], which is determined from the relationship between the drag and mean velocity as F / um21v: (2) [8] For clarity, the Vogel exponent is in this paper denoted with v to point out that it is identical to…”