An investigation of small-scale motions and the forecasting of wind profiles over short periods of time at Cape Kennedy, Florida
Small scale motions and numerical wind profiles forecasting for short periods at Cape Kennedy
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Small scale motions and numerical wind profiles forecasting for short periods at Cape Kennedy
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