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Mixing heights calculations by MM5 and simple pre-processors for atmospheric dispersion modelling
SCOPE: Examination of mixing height behavior-sensitivity under different parameterization schemes
Mixing heights calculation by different MM5 PBL schemes (stable and unstable conditions)
Figure 1. The greater Lombardy area (Northern Italy)
Figure 2. MM5V3 high-resolution blackadar PBL mixing heights
Figure 3. MM5V3 Gayno-Seaman PBL mixing heights
Figure 4. MM5V3 MRF PBL mixing heights
Figure 5. MM5V3-4 MRF PBL mixing heights
Conclusions
MM5 PBL modifications under strong unstable conditions
Figure 6. The ratio of the friction velocity versus the stability parameter
Modification of the convective velocity
Figure 7. BBL height evolution
Figure 8. MRF PBL mixing height
Figure 9. Modified MRF PBL mixing height
Nocturnal boundary layer height calculations using simple meteorological pre-processors for the L.A. Basin
Figure 10. Los Angeles area measurements sites
Figure 11. NBL heights calculated using upper data inversion heights
Figure 12. NBL heights calculated using maximum wind heights
Figure 13. NBL heights calculated using Deardorff formula applied on surface data
Figure 14. NBL heights calculated using MM5V3 Gayno Seaman PBL Scheme
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Author: M.Tombrou, A. Dandou, E. Akylas and D. Boucouvala
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