A Meso-meteorological investigation of five forest fires.

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TextSeries: Division of Meteorological Physics technical paper ; no. 18Publication details: Melbourne: The Division, 1968Description: 19p.: illDDC classification:

P 363.3709941 MES

Subject: "Results are presented of aircraft and ground-based measurements which were made in 1966near five forest fires in the south-western part of Western Australia. On the three occasions when the wind was reasona

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"Results are presented of aircraft and ground-based measurements which were made in 1966near five forest fires in the south-western part of Western Australia. On the three occasions when the wind was reasona

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