论文信息 - Statistics of the components forming vertical turbulent heat fluxes in the atmospheric surface layer

Statistics of the components forming vertical turbulent heat fluxes in the atmospheric surface layer

The statistical analysis of contributions from different combinations of pulsations of air temperature and vertical component of the wind to the turbulent heat flux (quadrant analysis) has been performed with the values of these components measured by ultrasonic meteostations (sonic) in the atmospheric surface layer at different sites, different height, and in different time in the summer season.

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