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C. W. Higgins, Pardyjak, E., Froidevaux, M., Simeonov, V. B., and Parlange, M. B., “Estimating advection for water vapor transport and the surface energy balance”, in AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts, 2011.
C. W. Higgins, “Geometric alignments in atmospheric boundary layer turbulence and large eddy simulations”, 2007.
C. W. Higgins, Meneveau, C., and Parlange, M. B., “The effect of filter dimension on the subgrid-scale stress, heat flux, and tensor alignments in the atmospheric surface layer”, Journal of Atmospheric and Oceanic Technology, vol. 24, pp. 360–375, 2007.
C. W. Higgins, “Toward the Nexus Equation: A Conceptual and Mathematical Framework for Energy-Water-Food Nexus Analysis”, in 2015 AGU Fall Meeting, 2015.
C. W. Higgins, Parlange, M. B., Froidevaux, M., and Simeonov, V., “The effect of scale on the applicability of Taylor's hypothesis”, in AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts, 2009.
C. W. Higgins, Meneveau, C., and Parlange, M. B., “Energy dissipation in LES: dependence on flow structure and effects of eigenvector alignments”. 2004.
C. W. Higgins, Parlange, M. B., and Meneveau, C., “Energy dissipation in large-eddy simulation: dependence on flow structure and effects of eigenvector alignments”, Atmospheric Turbulence and Mesoscale Meteorology, Fedorovich E, Rotunno R.(eds.), pp. 51–69, 2004.
C. W. Higgins, Hoch, S. W., and Pardyjak, E., “The Temperature Gradient and Transition Timescales as a Function of Topography in Complex Terrain”, in AGU Fall Meeting Abstracts, 2013.
C. W. Higgins, “Large Eddy Simulations of the Atmospheric Flow over the Gaudergrat Ridge”, 2008.
C. W. Higgins, “8.6 THE EFFECT OF EIGENVECTOR ALIGNMENTS ON SUBGRID-SCALE DISSIPATION OF TURBULENT KINETIC ENERGY”, 2002.
C. W. Higgins, Froidevaux, M., Simeonov, V., Vercauteren, N., Barry, C., and Parlange, M. B., “The effect of scale on the applicability of Taylor’s frozen turbulence hypothesis in the atmospheric boundary layer”, Boundary-layer meteorology, vol. 143, pp. 379–391, 2012.