2002•Journal of Wind Engineering and Industrial AerodynamicsRequires access

An analysis of a pressure pattern in severe Typhoon Bart hitting the Japanese Islands in 1999 and a comparison of the gradient wind with the observed surface wind

Takeshi Fujii, Junji Maeda, Naoya Ishida, T Hayashi

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Key concepts: Typhoon, Wind gradient, Anemometer, Maximum sustained wind, Wind speed, Wind profile power law, Meteorology, Pressure gradient

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