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Urban Boundary Layer Growth and Turbulence in Paris Using Large-Eddy Simulations
Abstract Urban boundary layer (UBL) processes are important to understand the complex interactions between the surface and atmosphere. Increased surface roughness and heat storage are typically attributed to the larger fraction of built surfaces in urban areas. Heatwaves lead to stronger heat storag
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