Windbreak Height is a structural parameter in environmental engineering that denotes the vertical dimension of a vegetative or artificial barrier designed to reduce wind speed and modify microclimatic conditions in its lee, distinguishing it from other windbreak attributes by quantifying the elevation at which airflow obstruction occurs.
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Výzkumný ústav monitoringu a ochrany půdy, v. v. i.
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