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Scaling analysis for buoyant plumes over wildland fires
Tracking the structure and geometric properties of a buoyant plume in crosswind is critical for managing smoke hazards and improving disaster mitigation decision-making. Plume features, such as tilt angle, height, and curvature changes, are impacted by multiple forcing parameters, with canopy-induce
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