Modelling breeze circulation dynamics for air quality forecasts

M. A. Novitskii; D. Reible

Modelling breeze circulation dynamics for air quality forecasts

M. A. Novitskii, D. Reible

Civil Environ Construct Engineering

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Abstract

A two-dimensional nonhydrostatic mesoscale model was used to compare calculated characteristics of breeze circulation with the results of field measurements in the Santa Barbara Channel in the southern California, USA. Incorporating the principal physical characteristics of breeze circulation into the model enabled us to obtain results which looked realistic against the background of observatiion data. Some modifications increasing the quality of experimental data reproduction are given in the paper. It is shown that the model can serve to reconstruct profiles of meteorological factors in calculations of pollutant dispersion by the breeze. (English summary)

Original language	English
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State	Published - 1992

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