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Microclimate variations in the roughness sublayer above European forests: assessing theories using ICOS network data
Forests are aerodynamically rough surfaces above which turbulent exchange is enhanced, generating smaller vertical gradients in windspeed and air temperature than those predicted by the Monin-Obukhov Similarity Theory (MOST). Roughness sublayer (RSL) corrections, based on canopy structure, have been
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