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Modeling the roughness properties of artificial soil clods

Knowledge of the aerodynamic roughness length (Z0) resulting from management practices that include soil clods, vegetation, and ridges is essential to describing their protective roles in wind erosion. The usual method of obtaining Z0 from a logarithmic wind profile has limited accuracy because the

Z. Dong | Shangyu Gao | D. Fryrear

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