Bruno Piguet

Bruno Piguet
Meteo France · Upper-Air Observation Department.

Ingénieur des Travaux de la Météorologie

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Additional affiliations
January 2018 - present
Meteo France
Position
  • Deputy-Head
April 1998 - December 2017
Meteo France
Position
  • Head od Data-processing Team
October 1992 - March 1998
Météo-France
Position
  • Research Enginer
Education
October 1984 - July 1987
École Nationale de la Métérologie
Field of study
  • Meteorologie

Publications

Publications (24)
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During the monsoon season, pollutants emitted by large coastal cities and biomass burning plumes originating from central Africa have complex transport pathways over southern West Africa (SWA). The Dynamics–Aerosol–Chemistry–Cloud Interactions in West Africa (DACCIWA) field campaign has provided numerous dynamical and chemical measurements in and a...
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During the monsoon season, pollutants emitted by large coastal cities and biomass burning plumes originating from Central Africa have complex transport pathways over Southern West Africa (SWA). The Dynamics–Aerosol–Chemistry–Cloud–Interactions in West Africa (DACCIWA) field campaign has provided numerous dynamical and chemical measurements in and a...
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The Gradient in Longitude of Atmospheric Constituents above the Mediterranean Basin (GLAM) airborne campaign was set up to investigate the summertime variability of gaseous pollutants, greenhouse gases, and aerosols between the western (∼3°E) and eastern (∼35°E) sections of the Mediterranean basin as well as how this connects with the impact of the...
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The quartz fraction in soils is a key parameter of soil thermal conductivity models. Because it is difficult to measure the quartz fraction in soils, this information is usually unavailable. This source of uncertainty impacts the simulation of sensible heat flux, evapotranspiration and land surface temperature in numerical simulations of the Earth...
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This study presents the first deployment in field campaigns of a balloon-borne turbulence probe, developed with a sonic anemometer and an inertial motion sensor suspended below a tethered balloon. This system measures temperature and horizontal and vertical wind at high frequency and allows the estimation of heat and momentum fluxes as well as turb...
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This study presents the first deployment of a turbulence probe below a tethered balloon in field campaigns. This system allows to measure turbulent temperature fluxes, momentum fluxes as well as turbulent kinetic energy in the lower part of the boundary layer. It is composed of a sonic thermoanemometer and inertial motion sensor. It has been validated...
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Soil moisture is the main driver of temporal changes in values of the soil thermal conductivity. The latter is a key variable in land surface models (LSMs) used in hydrometeorology, for the simulation of the vertical profile of soil temperature in relation to soil moisture. Shortcomings in soil thermal conductivity models tend to limit the impact o...
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Due to the major role of the sun in heating the earth's surface, the atmospheric planetary boundary layer over land is inherently marked by a diurnal cycle. The afternoon transition, the period of the day that connects the daytime dry convective boundary layer to the night-time stable boundary layer, still has a number of unanswered scientific ques...
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Due to the major role of the sun in heating the earth's surface, the atmospheric planetary boundary layer over land is inherently marked by a diurnal cycle. The afternoon transition, the period of the day that connects the daytime dry convective to the night-time stable boundary layer, still raises several scientific issues. This phase of the diurn...
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We present a new algorithm for the provision of real time estimations of turbulent parameters (TKE and EDR) as we filter the perturbed data of a Doppler lidar. The algorithm uses stochastic models for the atmospheric turbulence and for the remote sensor observation. The results show that we are able to catch fine and fast structures in the Boundary...
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This is not an article, this is a dataset. Anybody knows how to change this in ResearchGate ?
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Experimental data of the energy balance and the turbulence network installed during the Convective and Orographically-induced Precipitation Study (COPS) field campaign of 2007 are presented in this study. The network aims at providing continuous surface flux and other surface micrometeorological data of the required high accuracy and quality for fu...
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Turbulent fluxes at the air-sea interface were estimated in the framework of the African Monsoon Multidisciplinary Analysis (AMMA) international program. A specific flux measurement mast was designed so as to minimize aerodynamic flow distortion and vibrations. The mast was installed on the research vessel Atalante that cruised in the Gulf of Guine...
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A long term data acquisition effort of profile soil moisture is under way in southwestern France at 13 automated weather stations. This ground network was developed in order to validate remote sensing and model soil moisture estimates. In this paper, both those in situ observations and a synthetic data set covering continental France are used to te...
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SMOSMANIA (soil moisture observing system - meteorological automatic network integrated application) is a project aiming at implementing soil moisture measurements in a portion of the automatic ground station network of Meteo-France (the RADOME network). The SMOSMANIA network will permit to monitor soil moisture in southwestern France thanks to in...
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Quantification of sources and sinks of carbon at global and regional scales requires not only a good description of the land sources and sinks of carbon, but also of the synoptic and mesoscale meteorology. An experiment was performed in Les Landes, southwest France, during May-June 2005, to determine the variability in concentration gradients and f...
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The “flux, etat de la mer, et télédétection en conditions de fetch variable” (FETCH) was aimed at studying the physical processes associated with air–sea exchanges and mesoscale oceanic circulation in a coastal region dominated by frequent strong offshore winds. The experiment took place in March–April 1998 in the northwestern Mediterranean Sea (Gu...
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The "flux, etat de la mer, et tele'de'tection en conditions de fetch variable'' (FETCH) was aimed at studying the physical processes associated with air-sea exchanges and mesoscale oceanic circulation in a coastal region dominated by frequent strong offshore winds. The experiment took place in March-April 1998 in the northwestern Mediterranean Sea...

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