VTMX: Profiling the stable nocturnal boundary layer

William O.J. Brown; David B. Parsons; James O. Pinto; Bruce Morley

VTMX: Profiling the stable nocturnal boundary layer

William O.J. Brown
, David B. Parsons
, James O. Pinto
, Bruce Morley

National Center for Atmospheric Research

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Abstract

Instrument performance and measurement aspects of Vertical Transport and MiXing, used for profiling the stable nocturnal boundary layer, is discussed. The Scanning Aerosol Backscatter Lidar (SABL) used in the process, produced very detailed images with interesting fine structures. Application of SODAR for the wind profiling, resulted in images with good agreements to surface anemometer data. The instrument shows good performance during late morning and early afternoon hours. The Multiple Antenna Profiler Radar (MAPR) is an advanced ultrahigh frequency boundary layer profiler, capable to measure horizontal winds every 1-5 minutes and vertical winds on even shorter time scale.

Original language	English
Pages	661-666
Number of pages	6
State	Published - 2004
Event	5th Symposium on the Urban Environment - Vancouver, BC, Canada Duration: Aug 23 2004 → Aug 26 2004

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Conference	5th Symposium on the Urban Environment
Country/Territory	Canada
City	Vancouver, BC
Period	08/23/04 → 08/26/04

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