Session 2 Integrated Regional Modelling (Local Effects, Mesoscale Phenomena, Regional Modelling, One and Two Way Nesting, Application of Existing Models): Continued

Wednesday, 17 May 2000: 8:30 AM-10:31 AM

Host: Air Pollution Modelling and Its Application

Organizer:

J. Kretzchmar

Papers:

8:30 AM

2.6

Paper moved to Session 6, paper 6.15a

8:31 AM

2.7

Quantifying the Export of Pollutants from the Boundary Layer

E. Donnell, United Kingdom; and D. Fish and A. Thorpe

8:51 AM

2.8

Nonlinearities in the Sulfate Secondary Fine Particulate Repsonse to NO_x Emissions Reductions Modelled by the Regional Acid Deposition Model

R. L. Dennis, NC; and G. S. Tonnesen and R. Mathur

9:11 AM

2.9

Sensitivity of Ozone and Aerosol Predictions to the Transport Algorithms in the Models-3 Community Multi-scale Air Quality (CMAQ) Modelling System

D. W. Byun, NC; and J. E. Pleim

9:31 AM

2.10

Integrated Regional Modeling of Ozone, Particulate Matter and Deposition over the Eastern United States: Comparisons over Wet and Dry Espisodes

J. Wilkinson, AL; and J. Boylan, K. Doty, T. Odman, D. McNider, and A. Russel

9:51 AM

2.11

Application of Advanced Plume Treatment in Models-3

N. Kumar, CA; and G. Bonne and A. Hansen

10:11 AM

2.6a

Establishment of a Model Network and its Application for the Prediction of the Air Pollution in a Mesoscale Area (Formerly paper R1.2)

K. Nester, Germany; and F. Fiedler, W. Wilms-Grabe, and T. Zhao

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