Title:

Fort Stewart 2025: three-dimensional wind and temperature

Author(s):

Cole, Jason A.; Patterson, Matthew M.; Wall, William M.; Gallagher, Michael R.; Skowronski, Nicholas S.

Publication Year:

2026

How to Cite:

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Cole, Jason A.; Patterson, Matthew M.; Wall, William M.; Gallagher, Michael R.; Skowronski, Nicholas S. 2026. Fort Stewart 2025: three-dimensional wind and temperature. WFSI Data Portal. https://doi.org/10.60594/W40K5H

Abstract:

Ambient wind conditions were collected for two prescribed burns at Fort Stewart using two sonic anemometers (81000v, R.M. Young Inc.) set up on the upwind of each burn unit. Burn units F8.1 and F8.2 were burned as a single unit on April 14, 2025 and burn unit F6.6 was burned on April 16, 2025. For both prescribed burns, sonic anemometers were located on in the northwest corner and along the western edge outside the burn perimeter mounted on top of a 9-m tower (Figure 4). Sonic anemometers were logged at 10 Hz using CR1000x dataloggers (Campbell Scientific).

Keywords:

biota; climatologyMeteorologyAtmosphere; Climatology; Fire; longleaf pine; flatwoods; prescribed fire; 3-D; sonic anemometer; three-dimensional (3-D) wind; three-dimensional (3-D) turbulence; wind direction; wind speed; wind vectors; temperature; Georgia; Fort Stewart

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