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Daytime wind valleys adjacent to the Great Salt Lake

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Title	Daytime wind valleys adjacent to the Great Salt Lake
Description	A 1986 study by Los Alamos National Laboratory highlighting the meteorological aspects of emergency preparedness of Tooele Army Depot sites that store and handle toxic material.
Abstract	In 1996 Los Alamos National Laboratory was engaged by the US Army to study the meteorological aspects of emergency preparedness at several sites where toxic materials are stored and handled. The project included a series of tracer and meteorological field experiments in the vicinity of the Tooele Army Depot, 60 km southwest of Salt Lake City, Utah. These experiments generated a large data set for validating numerical simulations and for empirical analysis of the local meteorology. This paper discusses the main characteristics of the daytime, up-valley flow at the Utah site, including frequency of occurrence, horizontal and vertical structure, and temporal evolution. Some parameters controlling the variability in onset time for up-valley flow are identified, and an empirical forecasting scheme is discussed.
Subject	Winds -- Utah -- Tooele Army Depot (Utah) Tooele Army Depot (Utah)
Creator	Stone, G.L. Hoard, D.E.
Language	en
Date Digital	2007-11-07
Type	PDF
Search Date	6/25/1990

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