DEPENDENCIES OF PROFILES OF TURBULENT FLUXES ONATMOSPHERIC STABILITY IN AN URBAN SURFACE LAYER
DEPENDENCIES OF PROFILES OF TURBULENT FLUXES ONATMOSPHERIC STABILITY IN AN URBAN SURFACE LAYER
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城市地表层湍流通量分布与大气稳定性的相关性
DOI:
10.2208/prohe.47.1
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发表时间:
2003
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通讯作者:
Y. Kimoto
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作者:
R. Moriwaki;M. Kanda;Y. Kimoto
To investigate the dependencies of the profiles on the atmospheric stability (z'/L), field measurements were carried out for wind velocity, temperature and turbulent fluxes in and above a dense residential canopy. 1) The vertical profile of wind velocity varies with (z'/L). It deviates from the conventional similarity function in the unstable condition. 2) Momentum flux slowly decrease with height. This tendency is more significant in the unstable condition. 3) Skewness of u above the canopy is larger than the value reported in the vegetation studies. 4) Inversion layer is formed within the canopy around the sunrise due to the local heating of air near the roof top. 5) The gradient of potential temperature under unstable condition is dependent on the atmospheric stability but is relatively larger than the one of the conventional similarity function. 6) The range of roughness sub-layer for heat is smaller than the one for momentum.