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Articles | Volume 17
Articles | Volume 17
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29 Jun 2020
 | 29 Jun 2020

WRF simulations against sodar measurements of extreme winds and local breeze circulations serial events

Damyan Yanchev Barantiev, Hristina Ivanova Kirova, and Orlin Angelov Gueorguiev

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In this study we look for a new knowledge of the costal boundary layer processes through analysis of extreme phenomena which include the verification of numerical modeling data outputs from the WRF mesometological model for selected period with high availability of extreme wind profiles by acoustic sounding of the atmosphere. The work is within the frame of research projects REPLICA (extReme Events and wind ProfiLe In a Coastal Area) – DM 14/1 26 May 2020.
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