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Dieser einleitende Abschnitt soll den Rahmen für das vorliegende Buch abstecken, indem Begriffe wie Mikrometeorologie, atmosphärische Grenzschicht und meteorologische Maßstäbe definiert werden und Bezug genommen wird auf die Inhalte des Buches. Neben einem kurzen historischen Abriss werden dann die Bilanzgleichungen an der Erdoberfläche dargestellt und die verschiedenen Transportprozesse eingehend erläutert. Damit sind die mikrometeorologischen Grundlagen gegeben, um in den folgenden Kapiteln theoretische und experimentelle Fragestellungen vertiefen zu können.

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