Blackadar A.K. Turbulence and Diffusion in the Atmosphere

Springer-Verlag, 1997. — IX, 185 p. — ISBN: 978-3-642-60481-2, ISBN: 978-3-540-61406-7This book is written for students of meteorology and other specializations of atmospheric science and students of the environmental sciences who have had no previous experience in the subject. Basic knowledge of hydrodynamics is assumed. The author introduces turbulence theory and modeling related to the structure of the atmospheric boundary layer and includes methods for predicting the impact of industrial activities. The problems and examples have been selected with the intention of broadening the student's understanding of the atmosphere as well as his or her understanding of basic mathematics and the scientific method. In the appendices the author discusses two models that students can run on a personal computer using the supplementary computer programs on the disks accompanying the book.The Nature of Turbulence
The Navier – Stokes Equations
The Neutral Surface Boundary Layer
The Energy Equations of Turbulence
Diabatic Surface Boundary Layers
Homogeneous Stationary Planetary Layers
Unconstrained Boundary Layers
Statistical Representation of Turbulence I
Statistical Representation of Turbulence II
Turbulent Diffusion from Discrete Sources
Appendix