Boundary-Layer Meteorology (BLMet)

PhD theses

The following is a list of theses produced by past PhD students in Boundary-Layer Meteorology (most recent first):

• PADHRA, Anil (2010)
  Estimating the sensitivity of urban surface drag to building morphology
• BOUTLE, Ian (2009)
  Boundary-Layer Processes in Mid-Latitude Cyclones
• ASHTON, Heather S. (2009)
  Evaluating land surface model simulations of European summertime evapotranspiration
• SINCLAIR, Victoria A. (2008)
  Boundary-layer ventilation by baroclinic life cycles
• HANLEY, Kirsty E. (2008)
  A global perspective of wind-wave interaction and the distribution of wave momentum
• WOOD, Curtis R. (2007)
  The biometeorology of high-altitude insect layers
• HARMAN, Ian N. (2003)
  The energy balance of urban areas
• ADAMSON, Daniel S. (2001)
  Boundary layer frictional processes in mid-latitude cyclones

• STRINGER, Marc A. (2001)
  Separation of air flows over hills

• TEIXEIRA, Miguel A.C. (2000)
  Interaction of turbulence with a free surface

• TRIPATHI, Sacchida N. (2000)
  Removal of charged aerosols

• APLIN, Karen L. (2000)
  Instrumentation for atmospheric ion measurements

• BARLOW, Janet F. (1999)
  Turbulent transport of space charge in the atmospheric surface layer

• LOUKA, Petroula (1998)
  Measurements of airflow in an urban environment

• HOLDEN, John J. (1998)
  Stable boundary layer flow over hills and valleys