Session 6 Model Assessment and Verification (Model Verification, Agreement and/or Discrepancy of Model Results Compared to Measurements, Design of Field Experiments, Use of On-Site Meteorological Data, Limits to Predicability): Continued

Saturday, 20 May 2000: 8:30 AM-12:59 PM
Host: Air Pollution Modelling and Its Application
Organizer:
G. Carmichael

Papers:
12:12 PM
6.106
Session 6: Continued

8:30 AM
6.6
Challenges of Air Pollution Modelling and its Application in the Next Millennium (Invited Presentation)
A. Venkatram,

6.7
An Intercomparison of Four Microscale Models for the Flow and Dispersion Characteristics in Urban Areas

9:30 AM
6.8
Inverse Transport MOdeling of Non-CO2 Greenhouse Gas Emissions of Europe
A. T. Vermeulen, Netherlands; and A. Hensen, J. W. Erisman, M. van Loon, and P. J. H. Builtjes

9:50 AM
6.9
In Situ Diagnostic or Nested Prognostic Meteorological Models to Drive Dispersion Simulations in Complex Area: A Comparison in a Real Application
S. Finardi, Italy; and G. Tinarelli, A. Nanni, D. Anfossi, E. Ferrero, and S. Trini Castelli

10:10 AM
6.10
A Neural Network Model for the Forecasting of Ozone Threshold Exceedings in a Metropolitan Area
E. Angelino, Italy; and M. Valentini, L. Bianchi, and R. Gualdi

6.11
Application of the JRC- Integrated Modelling System for Air Quality to the Los Angeles Basin Using the SCAQS87 Data

10:31 AM
6.12
Operational Testing and Diagnostic Evaluation of the U.S. EPA Community Multiscale Model for Air Quality (CMAQ)
J. R. Arnold, NC; and R. L. Dennis, G. L. Gipson, and G. S. Tonnesen

10:51 AM
6.13
Uncertainty in Dispersion Forecasts Using Meteorological Ensembles
Martin J. Leach, CA; and H. N. Chin

11:11 AM
6.14
Comparison of Two Sampling Procedures for the Statistical Evaluation of the Performance of Atmospheric Dispersion Models in Estimating Centerline Concentration Values
J. S. Irwin, NC

11:31 AM
6.15
Paper move to 6.1A

11:32 AM
6.16
Meteorological Analysis of a 1997 South Coast Air Quality Study (SCOS'97) Ozone Episode
R. D. Bornstein, CA; and D. Boucouvala, I. R. Imamura, and D. Miller

11:52 AM
6.17
Repeat of NATO/CCMS Plenary Meeting (Brussels, March 2000) Presentation on History of NATO/CCMS Air Pollution Studies
F. Schiermeier,

12:13 PM
6.10a
Coffee/Tea Break

12:41 PM
6.15a
Predicting NOx Concentration in Alpine Valleys using CALMET Flow Fields and Applied Dispersion Models (Formerly paper 2.6)
P. de Haan, Switzerland

1:00 PM
6.17a
Conference Closing

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