Figure 6
95-m AGL plumes for 333-m configuration. Plume at 95 m above ground level (AGL) from 333-m mesoscale configuration, valid at 1800 UTC (=1300 LST) (left), and after averaging every 10 minutes from 1700–1900 UTC (=1200–1400 LST) (right). Concentration is normalized by Q/(Uzi2), where Q is source strength, U is mean wind speed, and zi is mixed layer height. Concentration contours are shown in logarithmic intervals with adjacent colors representing a factor of two difference. Horizontal distance is given both in km and in units of x0 = Uzi/w*, where w* is the convective velocity scale, as defined in text. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1525/elementa.247.f6

95-m AGL plumes for 333-m configuration. Plume at 95 m above ground level (AGL) from 333-m mesoscale configuration, valid at 1800 UTC (=1300 LST) (left), and after averaging every 10 minutes from 1700–1900 UTC (=1200–1400 LST) (right). Concentration is normalized by Q/(Uzi2), where Q is source strength, U is mean wind speed, and zi is mixed layer height. Concentration contours are shown in logarithmic intervals with adjacent colors representing a factor of two difference. Horizontal distance is given both in km and in units of x0 = Uzi/w*, where w* is the convective velocity scale, as defined in text. DOI: https://doi.org/10.1525/elementa.247.f6

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