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Capabilities of radar, sodar and lidar for measuring the structure and motion of the stably stratified atmosphere

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  • Ottersten, H., Hardy, K. R., and Little, C. B.: 1963, ‘Radar and Solar Probing of Waves and Turbulence in Statically Stable Clear-Air Layers’,Boundary-Layer Meteorol. 4, 47–89.

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  1. K. A. Browning
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  2. D. Beran
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  3. M. J. S. Quigley
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Browning, K.A., Beran, D., Quigley, M.J.S. et al. Capabilities of radar, sodar and lidar for measuring the structure and motion of the stably stratified atmosphere. Boundary-Layer Meteorol 5, 195–200 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02188319

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