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Subrourine qui calcule la longueur de m??lange dans le sch??ma de turbulence
avec la formule de Blackadar
Calcul d'un minimum en fonction de l'orographie sous-maille:
L'id??e est la suivante: plus il y a de relief, plus il y a du m??lange
induit par les circulations meso et submeso ??chelles.
References: * The vertical distribution of wind and turbulent exchange in a neutral atmosphere
Blackadar A.K.
J. Geophys. Res., 64, No 8, 1962
* An evaluation of neutral and convective planetary boundary-layer parametrisations relative
to large eddy simulations
Ayotte K et al
Boundary Layer Meteorology, 79, 131-175, 1996
* Local Similarity in the Stable Boundary Layer and Mixing length Approaches: consistency of concepts
Van de Wiel B.J.H et al
Boundary-Lay Meteorol, 128, 103-166, 2008
Histoire:
premi??re r??daction, Etienne et Frederic, 09/06/2016
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