James @ www.surface-exchange.net
This section contains my PhD thesis.
Submitted in November 2002, it details some fundamentals of
micrometeorology, the design, construction and software development for
a novel aerosol flux measurement system, along with measurements of
aerosol fluxes above an urban area (Edinburgh, UK) and managed
grassland. Results are interpreted using a variety of models.
Each section is available as HTML or
as a PDF file. I reccommend using the PDFs unless you only want a quick
browse. The HTML version contains lots of unrecognised (mostly Greek)
characters, and I'm not concerned enough to go through fixing it.
Please also note that the page formatting is not ideal for HTML
viewing. Alternatively, the whole thesis is available as a zip file.
| Full thesis |
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ZIP /
PDF (4.5 Mb) -  |
| Title |
HTML -  |
PDF (8.1 kb) -  |
| Abstract and
contents |
HTML - |
PDF (53.7 kb)
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| Introduction
to aerosol flux |
HTML - |
PDF (46.0 kb) - |
| Introduction
to micrometeorology |
HTML - |
PDF (478.5 kb) -
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| CPC Aerosol
flux measurement system |
HTML - |
PDF (377.2 kb) - |
| Aerosol
deposition to grassland |
HTML - |
PDF (522.0 kb)
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| Aerosol
growth by condensation |
HTML - |
PDF (481.7 kb) - |
| Urban
aerosol emission |
HTML - |
PDF (697.1 kb) - |
| Urban
micrometeorology |
HTML - |
PDF (3.4 Mb) - |
| Conclusions |
HTML - |
PDF (64.9 kb) - |
| Appendices |
HTML - |
PDF (130.6 kb) - |
| References |
HTML - |
PDF (86.7 kb) - |
Obviously none of
the information on this site comes with any guarantees of accuracy or
even sanity. If it helps, let us know. If it doesn't, then bad luck.
Try here instead.
Modified: 12/10/2004