Wind Gust Effects is a meteorological phenomenon within wind loading that characterizes the transient amplification of wind forces on structures due to rapid, short-duration fluctuations in wind speed superimposed on mean wind flow.
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A. G. Davenport · Journal of the Structural Division · 1967 · 594 citations
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