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Air dispersion models are used by a range of stakeholders involved in managing air quality. MM5(WRF)-CAMx4 numerical modeling systems are used to study air circulation over the complex terrain for winter-time aerosol pollution. To improve the accuracy of predicted PM concentrations a new method of several chemical scenarios for the input gridded emissions is developed. The MM5(WRF)-CAMx4 systems are evaluated to predict aerosol concentrations over 48-72 hour period. The aerosol concentrations are calculated for four different chemical compositions (scenarios) of the input gridded emissions.…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Air dispersion models are used by a range of
stakeholders involved in managing air quality.
MM5(WRF)-CAMx4 numerical modeling systems are used to
study air circulation over the complex terrain for
winter-time aerosol pollution.
To improve the accuracy of predicted PM
concentrations a new method of several chemical
scenarios for the input gridded emissions is
developed. The MM5(WRF)-CAMx4 systems are evaluated
to predict aerosol concentrations over 48-72 hour
period. The aerosol concentrations are calculated for
four different chemical compositions (scenarios) of
the input gridded emissions. Combination of the
chemical scenarios with the minimum error between
modeled and ambient data is employed to create a new
complex scenario.
Assessment of the efficiency of PM abatement
strategies for the period 2005-2013 is undertaken
using winter 2005 meteorology and a linear reduction
in emissions according to proposed pollution
reduction program. A new numerical approach to locate
optimal position of a new observation site is
provided in the book.
Autorenporträt
Dr. M. Titov completed PhD in Environmental Science at the
University of Canterbury, New Zealand. Main field of study is
application of the numerical modeling to study atmospheric
processes. Professional experience is about 27 years.
Dr. M. Titov works as wind analyst and uses numerical modeling to
study wind circulation over complex terrain.