This study employed the environmental wind tunnel to investigate the flow and dispersion characteristics of two identical sources in side-by-side discharging over arrays of cube with sparse and dense density. Two identical sources in side-by-side were set apart with different gaps. Mean velocity profiles and turbulence intensity profiles of canopy flows above the array of cube are measured, and it is presented to show the variations for arrays of cube with sparse and dense densities. The measured vertical dispersion parameter is shown to increase with further downstream from the sources. When the deployment of arrays of cube in the downstream of sources changed from sparse density to dense density, the vertical dispersion parameter is found to be larger. After two plumes merged together, averaged height of merged plume increases along with the downstream distance of sources. Analysis of measured concentration profiles reveals that averaged height of the merged plume becomes higher when deployment of arrays of cube downstream of the sources varies from sparse density to dense density.