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Im Anhang wird auf weiterführende Literatur verwiesen, es werden wichtige Konstanten angegeben sowie ein Überblick zu universellen Funktionen für den Impuls- und Wärmetransport, die Energiedissipation und den Temperaturstrukturfunktionsparameter gegeben. Komplettiert wird dies durch eine Liste von Experimenten über homogener, inhomogener und urbanen Unterlagen und eine Zusammenstellung verfügbarer Software für Eddy-Kovarianz-Messungen. Der Anhang enthält weiterhin ein Glossar und eine Liste englischer Fachbegriffe.

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