On the dependence of third- and fourth-order moments on stability in the turbulent boundary layer
Alberto Maurizi
Abstract
In this short review it is suggested that the relationship between third- and fourth-order moments of turbulence in the atmospheric boundary layer depends on stability. This can explain some differences among datasets, and provides a key point for modelling improvement.
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