turb_flux_grad_rich_no: Gradient-Richardson-Number

In jonasViehweger/fieldClim: Calculates Fluxes for Weather Stations

Gradient-Richardson-Number

Description

Calculation of the Gradient-Richardson-Number. The number represents the stability of the atmosphere. Negative values signify unstable conditions, positive values signify stable conditions.

Usage

turb_flux_grad_rich_no(...)

## S3 method for class 'numeric'
turb_flux_grad_rich_no(t1, t2, z1 = 2, z2 = 10, v1, v2, p1, p2, ...)

## S3 method for class 'weather_station'
turb_flux_grad_rich_no(weather_station, ...)

Arguments

...	Additional parameters passed to later functions.
t1	Temperature at lower height (e.g. height of anemometer) in degrees C.
t2	Temperature at upper height in degrees C.
z1	Lower height of measurement (e.g. height of anemometer) in m.
z2	Upper height of measurement in m.
v1	Windspeed at lower height (e.g. height of anemometer) in m/s.
v2	Windspeed at upper height in m/s.
p1	Pressure at lower height (e.g. height of anemometer) in hPa.
p2	Pressure at upper height in hPa.
weather_station	Object of class weather_station

Value

Gradient-Richardson-Number.

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