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2013•EPub Bayreuth (University of Bayreuth)Open access

Site-specific modelling of turbulent fluxes on the Tibetan Plateau

W. Babel

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Many persons supported me in the development and completion of this thesis in many ways.I would like to thank all of them, in particular:• Prof. Thomas Foken for his guidance through all stages of this work, for many fruitful discussions about scientific and other questions, and for liberally sharing his vast experience on micrometeorological issues• Tobias Biermann for many days of common experiment preparation and realisation, data processing and manuscript writing; furthermore for his support, discussions, reviewing manuscripts, and valuable comments through all our time

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Many persons supported me in the development and completion of this thesis in many ways.I would like to thank all of them, in particular:• Prof. Thomas Foken for his guidance through all stages of this work, for many fruitful discussions about scientific and other questions, and for liberally sharing his vast experience on micrometeorological issues• Tobias Biermann for many days of common experiment preparation and realisation, data processing and manuscript writing; furthermore for his support, discussions, reviewing manuscripts, and valuable comments through all our time

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Many persons supported me in the development and completion of this thesis in many ways.I would like to thank all of them, in particular:• Prof. Thomas Foken for his guidance through all stages of this work, for many fruitful discussions about scientific and other questions, and for liberally sharing his vast experience on micrometeorological issues• Tobias Biermann for many days of common experiment preparation and realisation, data processing and manuscript writing; furthermore for his support, discussions, reviewing manuscripts, and valuable comments through all our time

Key concepts: Eddy covariance, Sensible heat, Latent heat, Turbulence, Environmental science, Evapotranspiration, Flux (metallurgy), Plateau (mathematics)

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