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Low-frequency modulation of the atmospheric surface layer over Amazonian rain forest and its implication for similarity relationships

von Randow et al., 2006

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17174803800016455754
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von Randow C
Kruijt B
Holtslag A
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Agricultural and forest meteorology

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The application of Monin–Obukhov similarity theory (MOS) is based on empirical relationships derived over uniform surfaces in flat terrain. It is not clear to what extent these relationships hold for complex surfaces such as tropical forest or hilly terrain. This study …
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