2007
DOI: 10.12989/was.2007.10.3.287
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Wind velocity field during thunderstorms

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“…Large differences between models may be observed, but these should be expected in view of the fact that even for a single, well defined storm, the velocity profile is not unique. The profile resulting from the model of Ponte & Riera (2007) is similar to the profile of Oseguera & Bowles (1988) for distances to the axis of the downdraft close to 100m and to Vicroy's model (1992) for distances around 200m.…”
Section: Basic Characteristics Of the Wind Field In Ts And Eps Eventssupporting
confidence: 75%
“…Large differences between models may be observed, but these should be expected in view of the fact that even for a single, well defined storm, the velocity profile is not unique. The profile resulting from the model of Ponte & Riera (2007) is similar to the profile of Oseguera & Bowles (1988) for distances to the axis of the downdraft close to 100m and to Vicroy's model (1992) for distances around 200m.…”
Section: Basic Characteristics Of the Wind Field In Ts And Eps Eventssupporting
confidence: 75%
“…[10,11] the relative frequency of squall line storms was not taken into consideration, Eqs. (2) and (3) have limited applicability. Riera and Nanni [7] presented statistical evidence confirming that EPS and TS extreme annual wind series do present different probability distributions.…”
Section: Overview Of Probability Distributions Of Extreme Annual Ts Wmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The model of the downdraft during a TS event described by Ponte and Riera [2] was adopted in this study. Readers interested in comparisons of the model predictions with other formulations or field observations may consult the reference cited above.…”
Section: Model Of Wind Field During Thunderstorm (Ts) Event: Stationamentioning
confidence: 99%
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