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ANALYSIS OF METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS DURING THE 1977 ANCLOTE KEYS PLUME STUDY
Citation:
Hull, L., W. Dannevik, AND R. Woodford. ANALYSIS OF METEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS DURING THE 1977 ANCLOTE KEYS PLUME STUDY. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, D.C., EPA/600/7-78/117 (NTIS PB284905), 1978.
Description:
Meteorological conditions are described and analyzed for nine experimental observation periods of the Anclote Keys Plume Study, which was conducted near Tampa, Florida during February 1977. The primary objective of the Plume Study was to investigate both the short and long range transport of power plant plumes and the formation rate of sulfate in a marine environment. The forecasting center, radiosonde, pilot balloon, and tethersonde systems are also described, and the data acquisition schedules are included. Raw pilot balloon and tethersonde observations and the derived wind fields are not included, but are available from the authors.