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The coastal TIBL is one of the most important and interesting atmospheric processes in shoreline areas, because it has some distinct turbulent features and because it has a major influence on atmospheric dispersion in shoreline areas. In this paper the characteristics of the TIBL, such as its growth parabolically with downwind distance and its turbulent structure are examined.
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Weimei, J., Xiaoming, W. & Jingnan, Z. A higher order closure model applied to research on the structure of the thermal internal boundary layer (TIBL). Boundary-Layer Meteorol 61, 301–307 (1992). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02042937
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