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A stochastic modeling framework to generate 2-D rough-wall high-Reynolds-number turbulent boundary layers
Atmospheric surface layer flows are computationally challenging, predominantly due to surface roughness and the high Reynolds number, both of which demand exceptionally high spatial resolution in the near-surface region. We have developed a 2-D stochastic-based model for the generation and the strea
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