General aspects of meteorology and wind flow patterns at the National Medical Cyclotron site Camperdown, NSW, Australia.
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1994-06
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Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation
Abstract
As part of an assessment into the consequences of a potential accident at the National Medical Cyclotron Camperdown NSW. Australia two meteorological stations were installed to monitor the winds temperatures and atmospheric dispersion conditions. The data will be used to assess environmental impacts of the Cyclotron's operation. In spite of the relatively poor performance of the stations the wind data indicated significant effects of local buildings and the general urban surface roughness features. The prevailing winds during the study were from the north-north-west at night and south-south-west or north-east sea breezes during the day. Atmospheric stability/dispersion categories were typical of an urban heat island location.
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Cyclotrons, Meteorology, Atmospheric circulation, Australia, ANSTO, Data, Environmental impacts, Temperature measurement, Turbulence
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Clark, G. H., Bartsch, F. J. K., & Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation. Research Establishment. (1994). General aspects of the meteorology and wind flow patterns at the national medical cyclotron site camperdown, N.S.W., Australia (ANSTO/E714). Lucas Heights, N.S.W.: Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation, Lucas Heights Research Laboratories.