1999
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-261x1999000200014
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Estudo da influência das estruturas coerentes e da rugosidade na estimativa de fluxos turbulentos sobre 0 Pantanal

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“…The results from the ATTO-CLAIRE experiment (IOP-1/2012), are in agreement with those described by Wallace (1972), Hussain (1986), Katul et al (1997, according to which, when there are variations in stability conditions, there is an influence of time on the duration of coherent structures. Therefore, this study demonstrated a robustness in the identifcation of coherent structures denominated as "rolls" for the studied flux, as was also demonstrated by Raupach & Thom (1981), Raupach et al (1996, Bolzan (2000) and Bolzan & Vieira (2006).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 80%
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“…The results from the ATTO-CLAIRE experiment (IOP-1/2012), are in agreement with those described by Wallace (1972), Hussain (1986), Katul et al (1997, according to which, when there are variations in stability conditions, there is an influence of time on the duration of coherent structures. Therefore, this study demonstrated a robustness in the identifcation of coherent structures denominated as "rolls" for the studied flux, as was also demonstrated by Raupach & Thom (1981), Raupach et al (1996, Bolzan (2000) and Bolzan & Vieira (2006).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 80%
“…The raw data of 10 Hz, 4 Hz, and 1 Hz were submitted to calculation of averages of the three wind components (u, v, and w), as well as the variance, covariance, asymmetries (skewnesses ), and kurtosis, using the rate Z/h = 2.08 in the rough sub-layer of the forest in ATTO. The data were normalized to infer parameters such as: the average wind with height of treetops (u/u(h)); momentum flux, with the (u * ) friction wind velocity (u v /(u 2 * )), which at the top of the tower is equivalent to (u * ) = (−u v top ) 1/2 ; for the height of the h = 80-metre tower, the standard deviations, σ u = (u 2 ) 1/2 /u * and σ w = (w 2 ) 1/2 /u * ; the correlation coefficient between u and w, −r + uw = −u w /(σ u σ w ); the asymmetries (skewnesses) of u and w, Sk u and Sk w (e.g., w 3 /σ 3 w ); and finally, the kurtosis of u and w, (e.g., w 4 /σ 4 w ), Kaimal & Finnigan (1994), Bolzan (2000), Kruijt et al (2000).…”
Section: Study Areamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…2003). This is achieved by viewing a threedimensional diagram in a series of chart-temporal, where the ordinate axis locates the frequency scale, the abscissa the time scale, and the third axis the intensity of energy (usually represented by color spectrum) Bolzan, (2000Bolzan, ( , 2006. Thus the term wavelet refers to a set of functions with the form of small waves generated by dilation, ψ (t) → ψ (2t), and translations, ψ (t) →ψ (t +1) a function generator based on simple ψ (t), called wavelet-mother, (Bolzan, 2006).…”
Section: Wavelet Transformedmentioning
confidence: 99%