An Introduction to Boundary Layer Meteorology¶
Stull, R. B. (1988). An Introduction to Boundary Layer Meteorology. Kluwer Academic.
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- Mixed Layer
- Atmospheric science — the planetary boundary layer is turbulence-stirred, locally homogenized in humidity and potential temperature, capped by an inversion; its height governs surface-atmosphere exchange and air quality by trapping or venting pollutants.
This sourceStandard reference on the planetary boundary layer: turbulence-homogenized surface layer capped by an inversion, with mixed-layer depth governing surface-atmosphere exchange, pollutant trapping, and entrainment.
- Atmospheric science — the planetary boundary layer is turbulence-stirred, locally homogenized in humidity and potential temperature, capped by an inversion; its height governs surface-atmosphere exchange and air quality by trapping or venting pollutants.
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