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Given the following measurements of mean winds and temperature from a 200-m mast in Netherlands on a September night: Table 1. Measurements of mean winds and temperature from a 200-m mast in Netherlands on a September night.   Question: Solve for the Richardson number (Ri)  at heights of 7.5, 15, 30, 60, 100, 140, and 180 m (note: ∂Θ/∂z at height 7.5 m is the potential temperature gradient

Given the following measurements of mean winds and temperature from a 200-m mast in Netherlands on a September night: Table 1. Measurements of mean winds and temperature from a 200-m mast in Netherlands on a September night.   Question: Solve for the Richardson number (Ri)  at heights of 7.5, 15, 30, 60, 100, 140, and 180 m (note: ∂Θ/∂z at height 7.5 m is the potential temperature gradient

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Given the following measurements of mean winds and temperature from a 200-m mast in
Netherlands on a September night:


Table 1. Measurements of mean winds and temperature from a 200-m mast in Netherlands on
a September night.

 

Question: Solve for the Richardson number (Ri)  at heights of 7.5, 15, 30, 60, 100, 140, and 180 m

(note: ∂Θ/∂z at height 7.5 m is the potential temperature gradient between 5 m and 10 m). 

 

Please understand the question. It aims to solve for RICHARDSON NUMBER. DO NOT COPY ANSWERS FROM OTHER TUTOR BECAUSE IT DOES ADDRESS THE QUESTION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MY MONEY IS WASTED BY TUTOR WHO JUST PLAGIARIZED ANSWER.

Height(m) Wind Speed (m/s) Wind Direction Air Temperature(°C) (deg) 5 2.2 194 8.58 10 2.7 194 8.81 20 3.5 202 9.08 40 5.4 217 10.15 80 8.2 234 12.19 120 9.1 248 12.96 160 8.7 246 12.86 200 7.8 250 12.63
Transcribed Image Text:Height(m) Wind Speed (m/s) Wind Direction Air Temperature(°C) (deg) 5 2.2 194 8.58 10 2.7 194 8.81 20 3.5 202 9.08 40 5.4 217 10.15 80 8.2 234 12.19 120 9.1 248 12.96 160 8.7 246 12.86 200 7.8 250 12.63
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