Garrett Bradford's research while affiliated with San Francisco State University and other places

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Publication (1)

Micrometeorology of an ephemeral desert city, the Burning Man experiment
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  • Mar 2017
Observations are presented from a 12-day micrometeorological experiment investigating impacts of an ephemeral city (Black Rock City, Nevada, population 70,000), which emerges each year on a flat, arid, vegetation-free playa in late summer for the week-long ‘Burning Man’ event. Analysis focuses on observations from a 28 m tower deployed in the cente...
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... Various surveys have been conducted within the Burner movement, including those endorsed by the BMP. For instance, the BRC Census team provides an annual statistically representative survey of BRC (DeVaul et al. 2019), which informs scholarship (McRae et al. 2011;Oliphant et al., 2018;. Some European regionals, including Nowhere (Spain) and Kiez Burn (Germany), produce surveys, although their methodology is less statistically robust. ...
Reference: Burning Man in Europe: Burns, Culture and Transformation
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