'Wrf chem' diaporamas de présentation

Simulations with MM5-CMAQ and WRF/CHEM models of a

Contribution to: 8th Annual CMAS Conference Friday Center, UNC-Chapel Hill OCTOBER, 19-21, 2009, Friday Center for Continuing Education, 100 Friday Center Dr Chapel Hill, NC 27517, United States. Simulations with MM5-CMAQ and WRF/CHEM models of a

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Development of a Lightning NOx Algorithm for WRF-Chem

Development of a Lightning NOx Algorithm for WRF-Chem. Amanda Hopkins Hansen Department of Meteorology Florida State University ahopkins@met.fsu.edu Advisor: Henry E. Fuelberg Florida State University. OUTLINE. 1. What is Lightning NOx (LNOx)? 2. Rationale - why is LNOx important ?

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Development of a Lightning NOx Algorithm for WRF-Chem

Development of a Lightning NOx Algorithm for WRF-Chem. Amanda Hopkins Hansen Department of Meteorology Florida State University ahopkins@met.fsu.edu Advisor: Henry E. Fuelberg Florida State University. OUTLINE. 1. What is Lightning NOx (LNOx)? 2. Rationale - why is LNOx important

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ARSC Initiatives in Weather, Climate and Ocean Modeling

ARSC Initiatives in Weather, Climate and Ocean Modeling. Dr. Gregory Newby, Chief Scientist Arctic Region Supercomputing Center Presentation to the HPC User Form September 9 2008. Common Themes with Other User Forum Presenters. Lots of work with WRF Work with CCSM

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The WRF-Chem model Implementation on ARIS HPC

The WRF-Chem model Implementation on ARIS HPC. Theodore M. Giannaros Post-doc Researcher National Observatory of Athens Institute for Environmental Research and Sustainable Development Email: thgian@noa.gr. VI-SEEM REG-CL: Training Event, 11 October 2017, Belgrade, Serbia. What is it?.

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The WRF Model: 2012 Annual Update

The WRF Model: 2012 Annual Update. Jimy Dudhia NCAR/MMM. WRF Community Model. Version 1.0 WRF was released December 2000 Version 2.0: May 2004 (NMM added, EM nesting released) Version 2.1: August 2005 (EM becomes ARW) Version 2.2: December 2006 (WPS released)

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Characterization of speciated aerosol direct radiative forcing over California

Characterization of speciated aerosol direct radiative forcing over California. Chun Zhao, L . Ruby Leung, Richard Easter Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Richland, WA, USA Jenny Hand Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO, USA Jeremy Avise

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Aerosol simulation with coupled meteorology-radiation-chemistry model WRF/Chem over Europe

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GEO-CAPE Emissions Working Group

GEO-CAPE Emissions Working Group. What are the benefits of geostationary (GEO ) measurements for constraining emissions and chemical processes ?

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GEO-CAPE Emissions Working Group

GEO-CAPE Emissions Working Group. What are the benefits of geostationary (GEO ) measurements for constraining emissions and chemical processes ?

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Significant contributions from:

Development of Proxy ABI Data for the GOES-R Air Quality Proving Ground (AQPG) R. Bradley Pierce (NOAA/NESDIS/STAR). Significant contributions from: Todd Schaack and Allen Lenzen (UW-Madison, Space Science and Engineering Center) Mark C. Green (Desert Research Institute)

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Assimilating MODIS AOD with WRF/Chem and GSI

Assimilating MODIS AOD with WRF/Chem and GSI. Zhiquan Liu (liuz@ucar.edu) NCAR/NESL/MMM Quanhua (Mark) Liu (JCSDA), Hui-Chuan Lin (NCAR), Craig Schwartz (NCAR) and Yen-Huei Lee (NCAR) Supported by the Air Force Weather Agency. Outline. Scientific background

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An Air Quality Proving Ground (AQPG) for GOES-R

An Air Quality Proving Ground (AQPG) for GOES-R. R. M. Hoff (UMBC GEST/JCET), S. A. Christopher (UAH), F. Moshary (CCNY), S. Kondragunta (STAR), R. B. Pierce (NESDIS/CIMSS), M. Green (DRI), A. Huff (Battelle) GOES-R Proving Ground January 2010 Call.

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Development of a Plume-in-Grid Version of Global-through-Urban WRF/Chem

Development of a Plume-in-Grid Version of Global-through-Urban WRF/Chem. Prakash Karamchandani, Krish Vijayaraghavan, Shu-Yun Chen ENVIRON International Corporation, Novato, CA Yang Zhang, North Carolina State University , Raleigh, NC 9 th Annual CMAS Conference, October 11-13, 2010

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FY10 GOES-R3 Project Review Title Page

FY10 GOES-R3 Project Review Title Page. Title : ABI Proxy data studies: Regional Assimilation of SEVIRI Total Column Ozone Project Type : Product Utilization Proposal Status : Third Year Duration : 3 years Leads: R. Bradley Pierce, NOAA/NESDIS Other Participants : Chris Schmidt (CIMSS)

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NWP Transition from AIX to Linux Lessons Learned

NWP Transition from AIX to Linux Lessons Learned. Dan Sedlacek AFWA Chief Engineer AFWA A5/8 14 MAR 2011. Overview. Introduction AFWA Architecture Applications run on HPC Original NWP Environment Linux Configuration TCO Comparison Lessons Learned Future Linux Plans Summary.

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Team Members

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WRF-Smoke Dispersion Model

WRF-Smoke Dispersion Model. System Description and Initial Implementation Plan. Outline. Purpose System Overview Prediction Method Development Summary Computational Environment. Purpose. Develop an operational system Predict PM2.5, Ozone, CO & other pollutants downwind from fires.

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MODIS Overpass

MODIS Overpass. Process to fire area. Process to AOT. Ingest to FARSITE. Archive AOT & Fire area. Repeat for all designated fires. Run FARSITE. Extract prediction of emissions. Mental note : Archive Fire Behavior and perimeters from designated incidents daily. Ingest to WRF-chem.

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