Titre: MADONA (Meteorology And Diffusion Over Non-uniform Areas) Auteurs: CBDE, Porton Down, UK. University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology/Simon Environmental Centre/Department of Chemical Engineering (United Kingdom). The Meteorological Office (United Kingdom). German Aerospace Research Establishment (DLR). German Military Geophysical Office/Science Department/Applied Meteorology. National Defence Research Establishment/Department of NBC Defence (Sweden). Riso National Laboratory/Department of Meteorology and Wind Energy (Denmark). TNO Prins Maurits Laboratory (The Netherlands). US Army Research Laboratory/ATTN: AMSRL-IS-EE-CIONCO. US Army Research Laboratory. US Army Dugway Proving Ground/Meteorology Division Source: Riso ; http://www.risoecampus.dtu.dk/Research/sustainable_energy/energy_systems... Référence : Cionco, R.M., W. aufm Kampe, C. Biltoft, J.H. Byers, C.G. Coolins, T.J. Higgs, A.R.T. Hin, P.E. Johansson, C.D. Jones, H.E. Jørgensen, J.F. Kimber, T. Mikkelsen, K. Nuren, D.J. Ride, R. Robson, J.M. Santabarbara. J. Streicher. S. Thykier-Nielsen, H. van Raden and H. Weber. An Overview of MADONA: A Multinational Field Study of High-Resolution Meteorology and Diffusion over Complex Terrain. Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, Vol. 80, No. 1, pp. 5-19 Description : MADONA est une campagne internationale de dispersion atmosphérique ayant eu lieu en automne 1992, avec rejets de fumée, de propylène et de SF6 sous diverses conditions météorologiques.