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A comparison of tower influence on wind speed and direction measurements is presented for NASA's 150‐meter meteorological tower and for a one‐eighth scale wind tunnel model of that tower. Data for the comparison were obtained from a full‐scale tower program performed at the 150‐meter Meteorological Tower Facility at Kennedy Space Center, Florida, and from a wind tunnel program at the Langley Research Center, Virginia. The full‐scale test results are in agreement with the results obtained in the wind tunnel.

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Sources of low-level wind shear around airports

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Camp

Frost

1977

Journal of Aircraft

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Camp

1979

Journal of Aircraft

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Comparison of tower influence on wind velocity for NASA's 150-meter meteorological tower and a wind tunnel model of the tower

Sources of low-level wind shear around airports

Flight through thunderstorm outflows

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