Session 5 New Developments (Microscale to Global Scale, New Models, New Extensions to Existing Models): Continued

Friday, 19 May 2000: 8:30 AM-4:20 PM
Host: Air Pollution Modelling and Its Application
Organizer:
J. C. Weil

Papers:
8:30 AM
5.7
Progress in Countergradient Transprot Theory
H. van Dop, Netherlands; and G. Verver

8:50 AM
5.8
Parameterisation of Fluxes over a Sparse Boreal Forest at High Latitudes
E. Batchvarova, Denmark; and S. E. Gryning and H. A. R. de Bruin

9:10 AM
5.9
Non-Local Features of Stably Stratified Boundary Layers
S. Zilitinkevich, Sweden

9:30 AM
5.10
Dependence of Turbulent Velocity Variances on Scale and Stability
L. Mahrt, OR; and E. Moore, D. Vickers, and N. O. Jensen

9:50 AM
5.11
New Developments in Dispersion Experiments and Models for the Convective Boundary Layer
J. C. Weil, CO; and W. H. Snyder, R. E. Lawson Jr., and M. S. Shipman

10:10 AM
5.12
Analysis and Pollution Implications of the E – e Turbulence Model Predictions of the Neutral ABL
F. R. Freedman, CA

10:30 AM
5.13
PLPM: A new Photochemical Lagrangian Particle Model. Basic Ideas and Preliminary Results
G. Zanini, Italy; and R. Lorenzini, L. DelleMonache, S. Mosca, R. Bellasio, and R. Bianconi

10:50 AM
5.14
Adaptive Dispersion Modeling and its Applications to Integrated Assessment and Hybrid Monitoring of Air Pollution
E. Genikhovich, Russia; and A. Ziv and E. Filatova

11:10 AM
5.15
Artificial Neural Network-based Environmental Models
M. Z. Božnar, Slovenia; and P. Mlakar

11:30 AM
5.16
Unsteady Bahviors of Gas-Aerosol Interactions Caused by Intra-phase Mass Transfer Limitations - Unsteady Gas Aerosol Model (UGAM)
S. Y. Cho, Korea; and G. R. Carmichael

11:50 AM
5.17
Paper has been moved to 6.1a

11:51 AM
5.18
Intercomparison of Photochemical Mechanisms Using Response Surfaces and Process Analysis
G. S. Tonnesen, CA; and D. Luecken

12:11 PM
5.19
An Evaluation of Two Advanced Turbulence Models for Simulating the Flow and Dispersion Around Buildings
S. T. Chan, CA; and D. E. Stevens

12:31 PM
5.20
Emission Inventory Estimation Improvements Using a Four-Dimensional Data Assimilation Method for Photochemical Air Quality Modeling
A. Mendoza-Dominguez, GA; and A. G. Russell

12:51 PM
5.21
Adaptive Grids in Air Pollution Modeling: Towards an Operational Model
M. T. Odman, GA; and D. S. McRae, R. K. Srivastava, and M. N. Khan

1:11 PM
5.22
Effects of Urban Industrial Roughness Obstacles on Maximum Pollutant Concentrations
S. R. Hanna, VA; and R. E. Britter

1:31 PM
5.12a
Coffee/Tea Break

2:00 PM
5.17a
Spatial-Temporal Variability of Aerosol Optical Properties Simulated in CAM/GCM III (Formerly paper 6.1)
J. P. Huang, Canada; and S. L. Gong, L. A. Barrie, and J. P. Blanchet

2:19 PM
5.18a
Lunch Break

3:48 PM
5.22a
Coffee/Tea Break

4:18 PM
5.12b
Session 5: Continued

4:19 PM
5.18b
Session 5: Continued

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