anemometer data Articles
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A simple notch filter for removing high frequency noise in atmospheric measurements
The experimenter occasionally encounters high-frequency (> 1 Hz) contamination in sonic anemometer data that adversely affects higher-order moment calculations. One has the option of applying a low-pass filter (either a simple, equally weighted moving average filter or any one of the sharper cut-off versions available today) to eliminate not only the unwanted frequency, but all frequencies ...
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Estimates of lateral dispersion parameters in low wind speed conditions
Wind speed time series recorded during stable low wind speed conditions are typically non–stationary, with large horizontal oscillations, commonly known as meandering. In this paper, two wavelet–based methods are proposed to obtain lateral dispersion coefficients from such time series. These methods, associated with a specific wind model, have been tested by using wind velocities recorded, with ...
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Basic tests for checking validity of field data
The following guidelines are suggested for verifying micrometeorological data gathered in field experiments. It is assumed, for simplicity, that the observations being tested are made over open, relatively flat and uniform terrain, with small roughness elements. It is also assumed that the sensors and the data acquisition and recording hardware are basically sound and that the purpose of the ...
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