1982
DOI: 10.2151/jmsj1965.60.6_1299
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Three-Dimensional Space Structure of Turbulent Eddy in the Atmospheric Boundary Layer Above the Ocean

Abstract: The turbulent structure of the atmospheric boundary layer above the ocean was inves-

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“…Some results of the horizontally two-dimensional structure (e.g., Panofsky, 1962;Ropelewski et al, 1973;Shiotani and Iwatani, 1976;Shiotani et al, 1978;Naito, 1982) were estimated from observations along a line perpendicular to the wind direction, using Taylor's frozen eddy hypothesis (Taylor, 1938). These results have been published in many reviews (e.g., Lumley and Panofsky, 1964;Teunissen, 1970;Counihan, 1975).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Some results of the horizontally two-dimensional structure (e.g., Panofsky, 1962;Ropelewski et al, 1973;Shiotani and Iwatani, 1976;Shiotani et al, 1978;Naito, 1982) were estimated from observations along a line perpendicular to the wind direction, using Taylor's frozen eddy hypothesis (Taylor, 1938). These results have been published in many reviews (e.g., Lumley and Panofsky, 1964;Teunissen, 1970;Counihan, 1975).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%