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Comparison of Turbulence Estimates over Water Derived from a Time-Lapse Imaging Technique and from Numerical Weather Prediction with Observation Data

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Abstract

The refractive index structure constant, C 2n estimated by a DELTA system over water is compared to modeled values derived from numerical weather and observation data. Better results can be obtained if over the water air temperature is measured.

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