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John D. Wilson

John D. Wilson

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Environmental Sciences

D-Index
40
Citations
7083
World Ranking
8016
National Ranking
360

Overview

John D. Wilson is affiliated with the University of Alberta in Canada. Their research contributions are primarily situated within the field of Physics and Astronomy, with a focus on Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Atomic and Molecular Physics and Optics, and Artificial Intelligence.

Their recent publications include studies on experimental and theoretical aspects of particle physics and detector technology. Notable papers are:

  • "Cavity-Mediated Collective Momentum-Exchange Interactions," 2023, arXiv (Cornell University)
  • "Thermally-driven scintillator flow in the SNO+ neutrino detector," 2023, Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A Accelerators Spectrometers Detectors and Associated Equipment

Wilson's collaborative network spans various researchers, including Chengyi Luo, Haoqing Zhang, Vanessa P. W. Koh, Anjun Chu, and Murray Holland. These co-authors have contributed to related areas of study in physics.

Wilson's work encompasses a range of specialized topics, including:

  • Neutrino Physics Research
  • Particle physics theoretical and experimental studies
  • Dark Matter and Cosmic Phenomena
  • Cold Atom Physics and Bose-Einstein Condensates
  • Quantum Mechanics and Applications
  • Quantum Information and Cryptography

Frequent publication venues for their research are:

  • Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A Accelerators Spectrometers Detectors and Associated Equipment
  • arXiv (Cornell University)

Best Publications

  • Review of Lagrangian Stochastic Models for Trajectories in the Turbulent Atmosphere

    John D. Wilson;Brian L. Sawford

  • Backward-Time Lagrangian Stochastic Dispersion Models and Their Application to Estimate Gaseous Emissions

    Thomas K. Flesch;John D. Wilson;Eugene Yee

  • Deducing Ground-to-Air Emissions from Observed Trace Gas Concentrations: A Field Trial

    T. K. Flesch;J. D. Wilson;L. A. Harper;B. P. Crenna

  • Numerical studies of flow through a windbreak

    John D. Wilson

  • Estimating gas emissions from a farm with an inverse-dispersion technique

    Thomas K. Flesch;John D. Wilson;Lowry A. Harper;Brian P. Crenna

  • A second-order closure model for flow through vegetation

    J. D. Wilson

  • Determining ammonia emissions from a cattle feedlot with an inverse dispersion technique

    T.K. Flesch;J.D. Wilson;L.A. Harper;R.W. Todd

  • Estimation of the rate of gaseous mass transfer from a surface source plot to the atmosphere

    J.D. Wilson;G.W. Thurtell;G.E. Kidd;E.G. Beauchamp

  • Numerical simulation of particle trajectories in inhomogeneous turbulence, II: Systems with variable turbulent velocity scale

    J. D. Wilson;G. W. Thurtell;G. E. Kidd

  • Statistics of atmospheric turbulence within and above a corn canopy

    J. D. Wilson;J. D. Wilson;D. P. Ward;G. W. Thurtell;G. E. Kidd

  • A two-dimensional trajectory-simulation model for non-Gaussian, inhomogeneous turbulence within plant canopies

    T. K. Flesch;J. D. Wilson

  • NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF PARTICLE TRAJECTORIES IN INHOMOGENEOUS TURBULENCE, III: COMPARISON OF PREDICTIONS WITH EXPERIMENTAL DATA FOR THE ATMOSPHERIC SURFACE LAYER

    J. D. Wilson;G. W. Thurtell;G. E. Kidd

  • Calculation of particle trajectories in the presence of a gradient in turbulent-velocity variance

    J. D. Wilson;J. D. Wilson;B. J. Legg;D. J. Thomson

  • Flow Boundaries in Random-Flight Dispersion Models: Enforcing the Well-Mixed Condition

    John D. Wilson;Thomas K. Flesch

  • Verification of a simple micrometeorological method for estimating the rate of gaseous mass transfer from the ground to the atmosphere

    J.D. Wilson;V.R. Catchpoole;O.T. Denmead;G.W. Thurtell

  • On the choice of a windbreak porosity profile

    J. D. Wilson

  • A re-examination of the integrated horizontal flux method for estimating volatilisation from circular plots

    J.D Wilson;W.K.N Shum

  • Inverse-Dispersion Calculation of Ammonia Emissions from Wisconsin Dairy Farms

    T. K. Flesch;L. A. Harper;J. M. Powell;J. D. Wilson

  • Trajectory Models for Heavy Particles in Atmospheric Turbulence: Comparison with Observations

    John D. Wilson

  • A first‐order closure for diturbed plant‐canopy flows, and its application to winds in a canopy on a ridge

    John D. Wilson;John J. Finnigan;Michael R. Raupach

  • Monin-Obukhov Functions for Standard Deviations of Velocity

    J. D. Wilson

  • NUMERICAL MODELLING OF THE TURBULENT FLOW DEVELOPING WITHIN AND OVER A 3-D BUILDING ARRAY, PART II: A MATHEMATICAL FOUNDATION FOR A DISTRIBUTED DRAG FORCE APPROACH

    Fue-sang Lien;Eugene Yee;John D. Wilson

Frequent Co-Authors

Lowry A. Harper
Lowry A. Harper Agricultural Research Service
Jan Andersson
Jan Andersson Karolinska Institute
Vern S. Baron
Vern S. Baron Agriculture and Agriculture-Food Canada
John A. Basarab
John A. Basarab University of Alberta
Raymond L. Desjardins
Raymond L. Desjardins Agriculture and Agriculture-Food Canada
Sean M. McGinn
Sean M. McGinn Agriculture and Agriculture-Food Canada
Reynald Lemke
Reynald Lemke Agriculture and Agriculture-Food Canada
J. M. Powell
J. M. Powell Agricultural Research Service
Deli Chen
Deli Chen University of Melbourne

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