Wind Measurement [Mar 2010]
The use of wind sensors for air quality applications
This article will give an overview of the types of wind sensors available for air quality applications. The focus is on the use of ‘in-situ’ sensors rather than remote sensing techniques such as wind radars (often called wind profilers).
The article will cover sensor location, a much neglected but critical aspect of wind measurement. This is often as important as the sensors themselves.
Other articles you will find in the same issue include:
Biological Treatment of Produced Water
Enviromental Lab Testing
Enviromental Land Remediation
More or Less Air Quality - Monitoring Air Quality at the Personal Scale
Soil Analysis - Determination of different carbon species in soil by high temperature combustion
Spectroscopy in Space
As well as information about the following new Regulations
