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دانلود کتاب Air Pollution Modeling and Its Application XIX

دانلود کتاب مدل سازی آلودگی هوا و کاربرد آن XIX

Air Pollution Modeling and Its Application XIX

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Air Pollution Modeling and Its Application XIX

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نویسندگان: , , ,   
سری: NATO Science for Peace and Security Series Series C: Environmental Security 
ISBN (شابک) : 9781402084522, 9781402084539 
ناشر: Springer Netherlands 
سال نشر: 2008 
تعداد صفحات: 765 
زبان: English 
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در سال 1969، سازمان پیمان آتلانتیک شمالی (ناتو) کمیته کمیته چالش های جامعه مدرن (CCMS) را تأسیس کرد. موضوع آلودگی هوا از ابتدا یکی از مشکلات اولویت دار مورد مطالعه در چارچوب مطالعات آزمایشی مختلف انجام شده توسط این کمیته بود. سازماندهی یک کنفرانس ادواری با مدلسازی آلودگی هوا و کاربرد آن به یکی از فعالیتهای اصلی در مطالعه آزمایشی مرتبط با آلودگی هوا تبدیل شده است. پنج کنفرانس بین المللی اول توسط ایالات متحده به عنوان کشور آزمایشی، پنج کنفرانس دوم توسط جمهوری فدرال آلمان، پنج کنفرانس سوم توسط بلژیک، چهار کنفرانس چهارم توسط هلند، پنج کنفرانس بعدی توسط دانمارک و پنج کنفرانس آخر توسط پرتغال برگزار شد. . این جلد شامل چکیده مقالات و پوسترهای ارائه شده در بیست و نهمین نشست فنی بین‌المللی ناتو/CCMS در مورد مدل‌سازی آلودگی هوا و کاربرد آن است که در آویرو، پرتغال، طی 24 تا 28 سپتامبر 2007 برگزار شد. این ITM توسط دانشگاه آویرو سازمان‌دهی شد. ، پرتغال (کشور خلبان و سازمان میزبان). موضوعات کلیدی متمایز در این ITM عبارتند از: مدل سازی در مقیاس محلی و شهری. مدل سازی منطقه ای و بین قاره ای؛ جذب داده ها و پیش بینی کیفیت هوا؛ ارزیابی و تأیید مدل؛ آئروسل ها در جو؛ تعامل بین تغییرات آب و هوا و کیفیت هوا؛ کیفیت هوا و سلامت انسان.


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In 1969, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) established the C- mittee on Challenges of Modern Society (CCMS). The subject of air pollution was from the start one of the priority problems under study within the framework of various pilot studies undertaken by this committee. The organization of a periodic conference dealing with air pollution modelling and its application has become one of the main activities within the pilot study relating to air pollution. The first five international conferences were organized by the United States as the pilot country, the second five by the Federal Republic of Germany, the third five by Belgium, the fourth four by The Netherlands, the next five by Denmark and the last five by Portugal. This volume contains the abstracts of papers and posters presented at the 29th NATO/CCMS International Technical Meeting on Air Pollution Modelling and Its Application, held in Aveiro, Portugal, during September 24–28, 2007. This ITM was organized by the University of Aveiro, Portugal (Pilot Country and Host Organization). The key topics distinguished at this ITM included: Local and urban scale modelling; Regional and intercontinental modelling; Data assimilation and air quality forecasting; Model assessment and verification; Aerosols in the atmosphere; Interactions between climate change and air quality; Air quality and human health.



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Front Matter....Pages i-xliii
On-line Integrated Meteorological and Chemical Transport Modelling: Advantages and Prospectives....Pages 3-17
Modelling of the Urban Wind Profile....Pages 18-27
Development of a Lagrangian Particle Model for Dense Gas Dispersion in Urban Environment....Pages 28-36
CFD and Mesoscale Air Quality Modelling Integration: Web Application for Las Palmas (Canary Islands, Spain)....Pages 37-45
On the Suppression of the Urban Heat Island over Mountainous Terrain in Winter....Pages 46-53
Air Quality Management Strategies in Large Cities: Effects of Changing the Vehicle Fleet Composition in Barcelona and Madrid Greater Areas (Spain) by Introducing Natural Gas Vehicles....Pages 54-62
Evaluation of the Hazard Prediction and Assessment Capability (HPAC) Model with the Oklahoma City Joint Urban 2003 (JU2003) Tracer Observations....Pages 63-71
Origin and Influence of PM 10 Concentrations in Urban and in Rural Environments....Pages 72-80
Development and Application of MicroRMS Modelling System to Simulate the Flow, Turbulence and Dispersion in the Presence of Buildings....Pages 81-89
Numerical Treatment of Urban and Regional Scale Interactions in Chemistry-Transport Modelling....Pages 90-97
Contribution of Biogenic Emissions to Carbonaceous Aerosols in Summer and Winter in Switzerland: A Modelling Study....Pages 101-108
A Regional Air Quality Model over the Kanto Region of Japan: The Effect of the Physics Parameterization on the Meteorological and Chemical Fields....Pages 109-117
Regional Aerosol Optical Thickness Distribution Derived by CMAQ Model in the Siberian Forest Fire Emission Episode of May 2003....Pages 118-126
Modelling the Deposition of Reduced Nitrogen at Different Scales in the United Kingdom....Pages 127-135
Long-Term Simulations of Surface Ozone in East Asia During 1980 – 2020 with CMAQ and REAS Inventory....Pages 136-144
The Use of Meso-Scale Atmospheric Circulation Types as a Strategy for Modelling Long-Term Trends in Air Pollution....Pages 145-153
Development and Applications of Biogenic Emission Term as a Basis of Long-Range Transport of Allergenic Pollen....Pages 154-162
High Resolution Nested Runs of the AURAMS Model with Comparisons to PrAIRie2005 Field Study Data....Pages 163-172
The Effect of Lateral Boundary Values on Atmospheric Mercury Simulations with the CMAQ Model....Pages 173-181
Air Pollution Modelling with Perturbational Downscaling....Pages 182-189
Forest Fires Impact on Air Quality over Portugal....Pages 190-198
The VetMet Veterinary Decision Support System for Airborne Animal Diseases....Pages 199-207
Development and Verification of TAPM....Pages 208-216
Development of Fire Emissions Inventory Using Satellite Data....Pages 217-225
Toward a US National Air Quality Forecast Capability: Current and Planned Capabilities....Pages 226-234
Two-Way Coupled Meteorology and Air Quality Modeling....Pages 235-242
Numerical Simulation of Air Pollution Transport Under Sea/Land Breeze Situation in Jakarta, Indonesia in Dry Season....Pages 243-251
Synergetic or Non-Linear Effects in PM 10 and PM 2.5 Scenario Calculations for 2015 in Belgium....Pages 252-260
Rapid Data Assimilation in the Indoor Environment: Theory and Examples from Real-Time Interpretation of Indoor Plumes of Airborne Chemical....Pages 263-277
Comparison of Data Assimilation Methods for Assessing PM 10 Exceedances on the European Scale....Pages 278-286
An Observing System Simulation Experiment (OSSE) for Aerosols....Pages 287-295
Modelling of Benzo(a)pyrene Depositions over North Sea Coastal Areas: Impact of Emissions from Local and Remote Areas....Pages 296-304
Air Quality Forecasting During Summer 2006: Forest Fires as One of Major Pollution Sources in Europe....Pages 305-312
Comparison of Methods to Generate Meteorological Inputs for Modeling Dispersion in Coastal Urban Areas....Pages 313-321
Developing a Method for Resolving NOx Emission Inventory Biases Using Discrete Kalman Filter Inversion, Direct Sensitivities, and Satellite-Based NO 2 Columns....Pages 322-330
A Suggested Correction to the EMEP Database, Regarding the Location of a Major Industrial Air Pollution Source in Kola Peninsula....Pages 331-338
Fusing Observations and Model Results for Creation of Enhanced Ozone Spatial Fields: Comparison of Three Techniques....Pages 339-346
The Effect of Heterogeneous Reactions on Model Performance for Nitrous Acid....Pages 349-357
Saharan Dust over the Eastern Mediterranean: Model Sensitivity....Pages 358-366
Air Quality Ensemble Forecast Coupling ARPEGE and CHIMERE over Western Europe....Pages 367-375
Uncertainty in Air Quality Decision Making....Pages 376-384
Application of Advanced Particulate Matter Source Apportionment Techniques in the Northern Italy Basin....Pages 385-393
Has the Performance of Regional-Scale Photochemical Modelling Systems Changed over the Past Decade?....Pages 394-403
Application of a Regional Atmospheric Emission Inventory to Ozone and PM Modelling over the French North Region: The summer 2006 Heat Wave Case Study....Pages 404-411
Evaluating Regional-Scale Air Quality Models....Pages 412-419
Ozone Modeling over Italy: A Sensitivity Analysis to Precursors Using BOLCHEM Air Quality Model....Pages 420-425
Modelling Evaluation of PM 10 Exposure in Northern Italy in the Framework of CityDeltaIII Project....Pages 426-433
Comprehensive Surface-Based Performance Evaluation of a Size- and Composition-Resolved Regional Particulate-Matter Model for a One-Year Simulation....Pages 434-442
Comparison of Six Widely-Used Dense Gas Dispersion Models for Three Actual Railcar Accidents....Pages 443-451
A Statistical Approach for the Spatial Representativeness of Air Quality Monitoring Stations and the Relevance for Model Validation....Pages 452-460
Estimation of the Modelling Uncertainty Related with Stochastic Processes....Pages 461-469
Development of a New Canadian Operational Air Quality Forecast Model....Pages 470-478
Predicting Air Quality: Current Status and Future Directions....Pages 481-495
Diagnostic Analysis of the Three-Dimensional Sulfur Distributions over the Eastern United States Using the CMAQ Model and Measurements from the ICARTT Field Experiment....Pages 496-504
Heterogeneous Chemical Processes and Their Role on Particulate Matter Formation in the Mediterranean Region....Pages 505-513
Regional Coverage Modelling of Marine Aerosols Concentration in French Mediterranean Coastal Area....Pages 514-521
Formation of Secondary Inorganic Aerosols by High Ammonia Emissions Simulated by LM/MUSCAT....Pages 522-529
The Origins and Formation Mechanisms of Aerosol during a Measurement Campaign in Finnish Lapland, Evaluated Using the Regional Dispersion Model SILAM....Pages 530-538
Modelling Regional Aerosols: Impact of Cloud Processing on Gases and Particles over Eastern North America and in Its Outflow During ICARTT 2004....Pages 539-547
On the Role of Ammonia in the Formation of PM 2.5 ....Pages 548-556
Linking Global and Regional Models to Simulate U.S. Air Quality in the Year 2050....Pages 559-567
Impacts of Climate Change on Air Pollution Levels in the Northern Hemisphere with Special Focus on Europe and the Arctic....Pages 568-576
Regional Climate Change Impacts on Air Quality in CECILIA EC 6FP Project....Pages 577-585
Models of Exposure for Use in Epidemiological Studies of Air Pollution Health Impacts....Pages 589-604
Long-Term Regional Air Quality Modelling in Support of Health Impact Analyses....Pages 605-613
A Modeling Methodology to Support Evaluation of Public Health Impacts on Air Pollution Reduction Programs....Pages 614-622
Evaluating the Effects of Emission Reductions on Multiple Pollutants Simultaneously....Pages 623-631
Modelling of the Exposure of Urban Populations to PM 2.5 , NO 2 and O 3 , and Applications in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area in 2002 and 2025....Pages 632-639
The Importance of Exposure in Addressing Current and Emerging Air Quality Issues....Pages 640-647
Finite Volume Microscale Air-Flow Modelling Using the Immersed Boundary Method....Pages 651-652
Simplified Models for Integrated Air Quality Management in Urban Areas....Pages 653-654
Assessment of the Breathability in Urban Canyons Through CFD Simulations and Its Application to Sustainable Urban Design....Pages 655-656
Inter-Comparison of Gaussian Plume, Street Canyon and CFD Models for Predicting Ambient Concentrations of NOx and NO 2 at Urban Road Junctions....Pages 657-658
Local to Regional Dilution and Transformation Processes of the Emissions from Road Transport....Pages 659-660
Application of Back Trajectories Using Flextra to Identify the Origin of 137 Cs Measured in the City of Barcelona....Pages 661-662
The Role of Sea-Salt Emissions in Air Quality Models....Pages 663-664
SPECIATE – EPA’s Database of Speciated Emission Profiles....Pages 665-666
Regional Transport of Tropospheric Ozone: A Case Study in the Northwest Coast of Iberian Peninsula....Pages 667-668
Modelling of Atmospheric Transport of POPs at the European Scale with a 3D Dynamical Model Polair3D-POP....Pages 669-670
Evolution of the Ozone Episodes in Northern Iberia (Cantabric and Pyrenaic regions) Under West European Atlantic Blocking Anticyclones....Pages 671-672
Tropospheric Ozone and Biogenic Emissions in the Czech Republic....Pages 693-694
Air Pollution Dispersion Modelling Arround Thermal Power Plant Trbovlje in Complex Terrain – Model Verification and Regulatory Planning....Pages 695-696
Development of a Quasi-Real-Time Forecasting System over Tokyo....Pages 697-698
A Construction and Evaluation of Eulerian Dynamic Core for the Air Quality and Emergency Modelling System SILAM....Pages 699-701
BOLCHEM Air Quality Model: Performance Evaluation over Italy....Pages 702-704
Evaluation of an Operational Ensemble Prediction System for Ozone Concentrations over Belgium Using the CTM Chimere....Pages 705-706
The Use of MM5-CMAQ-EMIMO Modelling System (OPANA V4) for Air Quality Impact Assessment: Applications for Combined Cycle Power Plants and Refineries (Spain)....Pages 707-708
Verification of Ship Plumes Modelling and Their Impacts on Air Quality and Climate Change in QUANTIFY EC 6FP Project....Pages 709-710
Quantifying Source Contribution to Ambient Particulate Matter in Austria with Chemical Mass Balance Receptor Modeling....Pages 711-712
On the Effective Indices for Emissions from Road Transport....Pages 713-714
High Temporal Resolution Measurements and Numerical Simulation of Ozone Precursors in a Rural Background....Pages 673-674
Nonlinearity in Source-Receptor Relationship for Sulfur and Nitrate in East Asia....Pages 675-676
Modelling the Impact of Best Available Techniques for Industrial Emissions Control in Air Quality: Setting Up Inventories and Establishing Projections....Pages 677-678
Lake Breezes in Southern Ontario: Observations, Models and Impacts on Air Quality....Pages 679-680
High Time and Space Resolution Ozone Modelling in Regional Air Quality Management of a Complex Mountain Area Using Calgrid 2.44....Pages 681-682
Analysis of Atmospheric Transport of Radioactive Debris Related to Nuclear Bomb Tests Performed at Novaya Zemlya....Pages 683-684
Development and Application of a New Model for the Atmospheric Transport and Surface Exchange of Semi-Volatile Organics Using the CMAQ Model Framework....Pages 685-686
Saharan Dust over Italy: Simulations with Regional Air Quality Model BOLCHEM....Pages 687-688
Detection of a Possible Source of Air Pollution Using a Combination of Measurements and Inverse Modelling....Pages 689-690
Improving Emission Inventory in Lithuania....Pages 691-692
A Multi-Objective Problem to Select Optimal PM 10 Control Policies....Pages 715-716
What Activity-Based Analysis and Personal Sampling Can Do for Assessments of Exposure to Air Pollutants?....Pages 717-718
Intake Fraction for Benzene Traffic Emissions in Helsinki....Pages 719-720
Source Apportionment of Particulate Matter in the U.S. and Associations with In Vitro and In Vivo Lung Inflammatory Markers....Pages 721-722
Air Pollution Assessment in an Alpine Valley....Pages 723-724
New Approaches on Prediction of Maximum Individual Exposure from Airborne Hazardous Releases....Pages 725-726
The Detroit Exposure and Aerosol Research Study....Pages 727-728
Back Matter....Pages 729-737




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