Echosonde detection of the abrupt transition from a laminar to a turbulent planetary boundary layer

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Nov 1976

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Presented at Acoust. Soc. Am. Meeting, San Diego, Calif., 16-19 Nov. 1976

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Acoustics, Atmospheric Boundary Layer, Echo Sounding, Planetary Atmospheres, Atmospheric Pressure, Boundary Layer Transition, Laminar Flow

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From a continuous collection of this data, an acoustic climatology of the general area can be constructed. Routine data were collected over the Savannah River Plant site during certain periods at nights after a frontal passage and while the general area was under the influence of high atmospheric pressure. These data showed an abrupt transition from a laminar layered structure to a well-mixed atmospheric boundary layer.

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