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2008 CMAS Conference Poster Session. October 8, 2008 Model Evaluation and Analysis. K. Wyat Appel - Analysis of the impact of MM5 and WRF meteorology on CMAQ model predictions Kirk Baker - An Evaluation of CMAQ Estimates of O3, NO, CO, and PM2.5 at Canadian Monitor Locations
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2008 CMAS ConferencePoster Session October 8, 2008 Model Evaluation and Analysis
K. WyatAppel - Analysis of the impact of MM5 and WRF meteorology on CMAQ model predictions • Kirk Baker - An Evaluation of CMAQ Estimates of O3, NO, CO, and PM2.5 at Canadian Monitor Locations • Prakash Doraiswamy - Comparison of model-predicted VOC concentrations with measurements • Kristen Foley - Probabilistic Estimates of Ozone Concentrations from an Ensemble of CMAQ Simulations • Robert Gilliam - Assessment of the WRF-ARW Version 3.0 using the Atmospheric Model Evaluation Tool • James Godowitch - Assessing Multi-year Change in Modeled and Observed NOx Concentrations • Matthew Johnson - Modeling Dust and Soluble Iron Deposition to the Southern Ocean: Application of GEOS-Chem • Xiao-huan Liu - Simulating Aerosol Mass and Size Distributions over California using CMAQ-MADRID • Li Pan - The study of mercury transportation over the Pacific • Harshal Parikh - Visualization of 3-dimensional Model Mixing Volume Heights for CMAQ and CAMx • Rui Zhang - Impact of emission source upwind of Hong Kong to the local air quality • Lihua Wang - Application of OMI ozone profiles in CMAQ. • Ralph Morris - Applying a 3-D photochemical model (CAMx) in multi-processor cluster (MPI) and shared-memory (Open-MP) computing environments • Jeffrey O. Young - Analysis of CMAQ 4.6.1 Performance and Efficiency • Shannon Capps - Assessing Near-field and Downwind Impacts of Reactivity-based Substitutions