Titlebook: Air Pollution Modeling and Its Application XVI; Carlos Borrego,Selahattin Incecik Conference proceedings 2004 Springer Science+Business Me

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Long-Range Transport of Large Particles Released During a Nuclear Accidento the atmosphere in the form of particulate matter. Existing dispersion models take only partly this fact into account, assuming that only small size (diameter of ～1 μm) particles are subject to long-range transport in the air. Large particles (diameter 10 μm) are usually not included in most long-r

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Chemical Mechanisms in two Photochemical Modelling Systems: A Comparison Procedureing simulation results. Both mechanisms (KOREM and EMEP) included in MARS were applied, whereas concerning CAMx the tested mechanisms were the default Carbon Bond IV and the revised radical termination reactions for the same mechanism..These two models were applied to a Portuguese coastal region, Av

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Wintertime and Summertime Evaluation of the Regional Pm Air Quality Model Auramstists the ability to investigate the consequences of multiple emission reduction scenarios as well as research optimum sets of pollutant and/or precursor emission reductions under various meteorological conditions. This capability is becoming crucial as advances in atmospheric science in the past de

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Apportionment of Pollutant S in an Urban Airshed: Calgary, Canada, A Case Studys, and a simple apportionment model was applied to quantify pollutant emissions. Three sources of isotopically distinct sulphur found in Calgary air were vehicle exhaust at +9 ‰, oil recycling plant emissions near ?8 ‰, and sour gas flaring and processing emissions advected to the city near +20 ‰. B

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Modeling the Impact of Global Climate and Regional Land use Change on Regional Climate and Air Qualihe design and initial results of a modeling study aimed at simulating the effects of global climate change and regional land use change on climate and air quality over the northeastern United States in order to project the associated public health impacts in the region. To this end, modeling tools o

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Aurams Runs During the Pacific2001 Time Period — a Model/Measurement Comparisonies linking both gases and particles to adverse health effects. Three dimensional air-quality models containing detailed chemical and physical processes for gas and particle formation (.; .; .) provide a means of linking and describing the complex non-linear processes leading to these adverse air-qu

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Estimates of Future PM2.5 Levels in Southeastern United Statesn states listed in Table 1, U.S. EPA, U.S. Forest Service, and the National Park Service. Its objective was to assess whether the mandated emissions reductions of the primary airborne pollutants, including sulfur oxides (SO.), nitrogen oxides (NO.) and volatile organic compounds (VOC) will be enough