The Kwinana Coastal Fumigation Study : III. Meteorological and turbulence modelling on selected days
作者： Peter J. Hurley , Ashok K. Luhar
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摘要: The Kwinana Coastal Fumigation Study took place inearly 1995 at near Perth in Western Australia.The study involved surface and elevated meteorologicaland plume fumigation measurements sea-breeze flowsnear the coast, has yielded a comprehensive dataset that is suitable for assessing meteorological andplume dispersion models. In this paper, wesimulate meteorology turbulence on four casestudy days, compare model results with thedetailed aircraft takenduring study. These days had synopticwinds ranging from southerly to northeasterly, witheither stable or near-neutral temperature profilesover sea.
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