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23 Mar 2010
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Why anisotropic turbulence matters: another reply
Abstract. We continue the debate on anisotropic but scaling turbulence and its effect on aircraft measurements of turbulence (cf. Lindborg et al., 2010a, b); hereafter LTNCG1, LTNCG2). We revisit the repeatedly presented back-of-the-envelope calculation and discuss wind statistics on real isobars. We then discuss theoretical and empirical evidence that a k−5/3 horizontal wind spectrum could extend out to planetary scales.
How to cite. Lovejoy, S., Schertzer, D., and Tuck, A. F.: Why anisotropic turbulence matters: another reply, Atmos. Chem. Phys. Discuss., 10, 7495–7506, https://doi.org/10.5194/acpd-10-7495-2010, 2010.
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SC C1625: 'Interactive comment on "Why anisotropic turbulence matters: another reply"', Jun-Ichi Yano, 14 Apr 2010
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AC C4677: 'Reply to Interactive comment by I. Yano on “Why anisotropic turbulence matters: another reply” by S. Lovejoy et al.', Shaun Lovejoy, 01 Jul 2010
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AC C4677: 'Reply to Interactive comment by I. Yano on “Why anisotropic turbulence matters: another reply” by S. Lovejoy et al.', Shaun Lovejoy, 01 Jul 2010
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RC C2488: 'Referee Comment on "Why anisotropic turbulence matters: another reply to E. Lindborg"', Shafer Smith, 07 May 2010
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AC C4679: 'Response to Shafer Smith', Shaun Lovejoy, 01 Jul 2010
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AC C4679: 'Response to Shafer Smith', Shaun Lovejoy, 01 Jul 2010
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RC C2770: 'Interactive comment on ``Why anisotropic turbulence matters: another reply''', Anonymous Referee #2, 17 May 2010
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AC C4689: 'Reactions to referee 2', Shaun Lovejoy, 01 Jul 2010
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AC C4689: 'Reactions to referee 2', Shaun Lovejoy, 01 Jul 2010
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AC: Author comment | RC: Referee comment | SC: Short comment | EC: Editor comment
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SC C1625: 'Interactive comment on "Why anisotropic turbulence matters: another reply"', Jun-Ichi Yano, 14 Apr 2010
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AC C4677: 'Reply to Interactive comment by I. Yano on “Why anisotropic turbulence matters: another reply” by S. Lovejoy et al.', Shaun Lovejoy, 01 Jul 2010
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AC C4677: 'Reply to Interactive comment by I. Yano on “Why anisotropic turbulence matters: another reply” by S. Lovejoy et al.', Shaun Lovejoy, 01 Jul 2010
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RC C2488: 'Referee Comment on "Why anisotropic turbulence matters: another reply to E. Lindborg"', Shafer Smith, 07 May 2010
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AC C4679: 'Response to Shafer Smith', Shaun Lovejoy, 01 Jul 2010
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AC C4679: 'Response to Shafer Smith', Shaun Lovejoy, 01 Jul 2010
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RC C2770: 'Interactive comment on ``Why anisotropic turbulence matters: another reply''', Anonymous Referee #2, 17 May 2010
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AC C4689: 'Reactions to referee 2', Shaun Lovejoy, 01 Jul 2010
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AC C4689: 'Reactions to referee 2', Shaun Lovejoy, 01 Jul 2010
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S. Lovejoy
Physics, McGill University, 3600 University st., Montreal, Que. H3A 2T8, Canada
on leave to: NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory, Physical Sciences Division, 325 Broadway, Boulder CO 80305-3337, USA
D. Schertzer
CEREVE, Université Paris Est, France
Météo France, 1 Quai Branly, Paris 75005, France
A. F. Tuck
currently at: Physics Department, Imperial College, London, UK