Testing of frozen turbulence hypothesis for wind turbine applications with a scanning LIDAR system

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Schlipf D, Trabucchi D, Bischoff O, u. a. Testing of frozen turbulence hypothesis for wind turbine applications with a scanning LIDAR system. In: International Symposium For The Advancement Of Boundary Layer Remote Sensing. Paris, France; 2010. doi:10.18419/opus-3915.
Schlipf, D., Trabucchi, D., Bischoff, O., Hofsäß, M., Mann, J., Mikkelsen, T., u. a. (2010). Testing of frozen turbulence hypothesis for wind turbine applications with a scanning LIDAR system. In International Symposium for the Advancement of Boundary Layer Remote Sensing. Paris, France. http://doi.org/10.18419/opus-3915 (Original work published jun)
Schlipf, David, Davide Trabucchi, Oliver Bischoff, Martin Hofsäß, Jakob Mann, Torben Mikkelsen, Andreas Rettenmeier, Juan José Trujillo, und Martin Kühn. (jun) 2010. „Testing Of Frozen Turbulence Hypothesis For Wind Turbine Applications With A Scanning Lidar System“. In International Symposium For The Advancement Of Boundary Layer Remote Sensing. Paris, France. doi:10.18419/opus-3915.
Schlipf, David u. a. „Testing Of Frozen Turbulence Hypothesis For Wind Turbine Applications With A Scanning Lidar System“. International Symposium For The Advancement Of Boundary Layer Remote Sensing. Paris, France: N.p., 2010.
Schlipf, D., u. a. „Testing Of Frozen Turbulence Hypothesis For Wind Turbine Applications With A Scanning Lidar System“. jun. International Symposium For The Advancement Of Boundary Layer Remote Sensing, 2010.

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    jun

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    Paris, France