Richard H. Thuillier scite author profile

Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PGandE) has sponsored development of a computer-based system for real-time analysis of local wind measurements in a complex-terrain setting. Mass-consistent modeling of tower-and Doppler-sounder data produces spatial wind-vector patterns on a color-graphic display. The system is currently deployed at the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant to assist meteorologists in supporting response to radiological emergencies.

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Evaluation of a Puff Dispersion Model in Complex Terrain

Thuillier¹

1992

Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association

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Richard H. Thuillier

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