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Observations of wind speed profiles over Greater London, UK, using a Doppler lidar

Drew et al., 2013

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17167454777190047140
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Drew D
Barlow J
Lane S
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Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial Aerodynamics

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To calculate the potential wind loading on a tall building in an urban area, an accurate representation of the wind speed profile is required. However, due to a lack of observations, wind engineers typically estimate the characteristics of the urban boundary layer by …
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