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An empirical method for demonstrating the influence of heat flux on the shape of temperature spectra

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An empirical method is presented which demonstrates the influence of heat flux on the shape of the temperature spectrum within the frequency interval associated with the majority of temperature-variance production. The method is tested on temperature spectra obtained over corn (Zea mays [L.]) and red pine (Pinus resinosa [Ait.]) surfaces with reasonably good results.

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Silversides, R.H. An empirical method for demonstrating the influence of heat flux on the shape of temperature spectra. Boundary-Layer Meteorol 6, 381–386 (1974). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02137674

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