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SECTION 11. OUTPUT PROCESSING INSTRUCTIONS There are three Output Options that specify the values calculated. Option 0: Mean horizontalwind speed, S. Unit vector mean wind direction, @1. Standard deviation of wind direction, o(@1). Standard deviation is calculated using the Yamartino algorithm. This option complies with EPA guidelines for use with straightline Gaussian dispersion models to model plume transport. Option 1: Mean horizontalwind speed, S. Unit vector mean wind direction, 01. Option 2: Mean horizontalwind speed, S. Resultant mean wind speed, U. Resultant mean wind direction, @u. Standard deviation of wind direction, o(@u). This standard deviation is calculated using Campbell Scientific's wind speed weighted algorithm. Use of the Resultant mean horizontalwind direction is not recommended for straightline Gaussian dispersion models, but may be used to modeltransport direction in a variable{rajectory model. Measured raw data: Si = horizontal wind speed @i = horizontalwind direction Ue;= s351-*est component of wind Un; = nsrt6-south component of wind N = number of samples Calculations: Scalar mean horizontalwind speed, S: " s=(rsi)/N where in the case of orthogonal sensors: si=(uei2+uni2)1/2 Unit vector mean wind direction. @1: @1=Arctan (UVUy) where Ux=(Esin @;)/N Uy=(Xcos @i)/N or, in the case of orthogonalsensors Ux=(x(Ue;/U1))/N Uy=(>(Un;/U;))/N where U,=1Ue,2+U n;2)1/2 Standard deviation of wind direction, o(@1), using Yamartino algorithm: where, o(@1 )=31s sin(e)[1 +0.1 547 e3] g=[1 -((Ux)2+(Uy).)]t,. and Ux and Uy are as defined above. Resultant mean horizontal wind speed, U: g=1Ue2+un2)1/2 where for polar sensors: 1Je=(XS;Sin @;)/N Un=(lsiCos @;)/N or, in the case of orthogonal sensors: ue=(XUe;)/N un=(runi)/N Resultant mean wind direction, @u: @u=Arctan (Ue/Un) Standard deviation of wind direction, o(@u), using Campbell Scieritific algorithm: o(@u)=31(1-U/S)1/2 *** 70 SAMPLE *** FUNCTION This instruction stores the value from each specified input location. The value(s) stored are those in the input location(s) when Instruction 70 is executed with the Output Flag set high. PARAM. DATA NUMBER TYPE DESCRIPTION 01: 4 Repetitions 02:. 4 Starting input location Outputs Generated: 1 for each sample 11-2

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SECTION
11.
OUTPUT
PROCESSING INSTRUCTIONS
There are three Output Options that specify
the
values calculated.
Option
0:
Mean
horizontalwind
speed,
S.
Unit
vector
mean wind direction,
@1.
Standard deviation
of
wind direction,
o(@1).
Standard deviation
is
calculated using the
Yamartino
algorithm. This
option complies
with
EPA guidelines for use with straight-
line Gaussian
dispersion
models
to
model
plume transport.
Option
1:
Mean
horizontalwind
speed,
S.
Unit
vector
mean wind direction,
01.
Option
2:
Mean
horizontalwind
speed,
S.
Resultant mean
wind
speed,
U.
Resultant mean wind direction,
@u.
Standard deviation
of
wind direction,
o(@u).
This standard deviation
is
calculated
using
Campbell Scientific's wind speed weighted
algorithm.
Use
of
the
Resultant mean
horizontalwind
direction is not recommended for straight-
line Gaussian dispersion models,
but
may
be used
to modeltransport
direction in
a
variable{rajectory
model.
Measured raw data:
Si
=
horizontal wind speed
@i
=
horizontalwind
direction
Ue;= s351-*est
component
of
wind
Un;
=
nsrt6-south component
of
wind
N
=
number of samples
Calculations:
Scalar mean
horizontalwind
speed,
S:
"
s=(rsi)/N
where
in
the case of orthogonal sensors:
si=(uei2+uni2)1/2
Unit
vector
mean
wind
direction.
@1:
where
Ux=(Esin
@;)/N
Uy=(Xcos
@i)/N
or,
in
the case of
orthogonalsensors
Ux=(x(Ue;/U1))/N
Uy=(>(Un;/U;))/N
where
U,=1Ue,2+U
n;2)1/2
Standard deviation of
wind
direction,
o(@1),
using Yamartino algorithm:
o(@1
)=31s
sin(e)[1 +0.1
547
e3]
where,
g=[1
-((Ux)2+(Uy).)]t,.
and
Ux
and Uy are as defined above.
Resultant
mean
horizontal wind speed,
U:
g=1Ue2+un2)1/2
where
for
polar sensors:
1Je=(XS;Sin
@;)/N
Un=(lsiCos
@;)/N
or,
in
the case of orthogonal sensors:
ue=(XUe;)/N
un=(runi)/N
Resultant
mean
wind
direction,
@u:
@u=Arctan
(Ue/Un)
Standard deviation of
wind
direction,
o(@u),
using Campbell Scieritific algorithm:
o(@u)=31(1-U/S)1/2
***
70
SAMPLE
***
FUNCTION
This
instruction stores the value
from
each
specified input
location.
The value(s) stored are
those
in
the
input location(s)
when
Instruction
70
is
executed with the
Output
Flag set
high.
PARAM.
DATA
NUMBER
TYPE
DESCRIPTION
01:
4
Repetitions
02:.
4
Starting input location
Outputs
Generated:
1
for each sample
11-2
@1=Arctan
(UVUy)