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Boundary layer structure and decoupling from synoptic scale flow during NAMBLEX

Norton et al., 2006

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4044079525334273399
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Norton E
Vaughan G
Methven J
Coe H
Brooks B
Gallagher M
Longley I
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Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics

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This paper presents an overview of the meteorology and planetary boundary layer structure observed during the NAMBLEX field campaign to aid interpretation of the chemical and aerosol measurements. The campaign has been separated into five periods corresponding …
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