Atmospheric Boundary Layer Flows: Their Structure And Measurement

This book provides a comprehensive overview of boundary layer flows, including laminar and turbulent flows, and presents theoretical and experimental results in boundary layer flows and discuss directions for future research.

This book provides readers with the opportunity to explore its theoretical and experimental studies and their importance to the nonlinear theory of boundary layer flows, the theory of heat and mass transfer, and the dynamics of fluid.

This book highlights the experimental and theoretical aspects of wall-bounded flows to provide important information about related theories and applications. Chapters present the results of research on the active control technique for drag reduction initiatives to achieve efficient turbulence in high-speed applications, flow meter devices, and turbulence-generated noise mitigation initiatives.

This book highlights the experimental and theoretical aspects of wall-bounded flows to provide important information about related theories and applications. Chapters present the results of research on the active control technique for drag reduction initiatives to achieve efficient turbulence in high-speed applications, flow meter devices, and turbulence-generated noise mitigation initiatives.

This book is filled with didactic elements such as exercises, charts and case study examples. It introduces a set of fundamental equations that govern the conservation of mass (dry air, water vapor, trace gases), momentum and energy in the lower atmosphere. It offers students an up-to-date literature overview and introduces theory to a field that is mostly empirical in nature. Dedicated to undergraduate or graduate students in atmospheric sciences and meteorology, this textbook compels students about the importance of the subject and its application.