Shoreline Environment Atmospheric Dispersion Experiment (SEADEX): Airborne LIDAR Data.

摘要

The SEADEX atmospheric dispersion field study was conducted during the period May 28 - June 8, 1982, in northeastern Wisconsin, in the vicinity of the Kewaunee Power Plant on the western shore of Lake Michigan. The specific objectives of SEADEX were to characterize (1) the atmospheric dispersion and (2) the meteorological conditions influencing the dispersion as completely as possible during the test period. The field study included a series of controlled tracer tests utilizing state-of-the-art tracer measurement technology to determine horizontal and vertical dispersion over both land and water. Extensive meteorological measurements were obtained to thoroughly characterize the three-dimensional structure of the atmospheric boundary layer controlling the dispersion process. The volume presents the airborne LIDAR data collected during the field study.