Analysis of meteorology-chemistry interactions during air pollution episodes using online coupled models within AQMEII Phase-2

Analysis of meteorology-chemistry interactions during air pollution episodes using online coupled models within AQMEII Phase-2
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10.1016/j.atmosenv.2014.09.020
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发表时间:
2015-08
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5
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X. Kong;R. Forkel;R. Sokhi;P. Suppan;A. Baklanov;M. Gauß;D. Brunner;R. Baró;A. Balzarini;C. Chemel;G. Curci;P. Jiménez‐Guerrero;M. Hirtl;L. Honzak;U. Im;J. Perez;G. Pirovano;R. San José;K. Schlünzen;G. Tsegas;P. Tuccella;J. Werhahn;R. Žabkar;S. Galmarini
X. Kong;R. Forkel;R. Sokhi;P. Suppan;A. Baklanov;M. Gauß;D. Brunner;R. Baró;A. Balzarini;C. Chemel;G. Curci;P. Jiménez‐Guerrero;M. Hirtl;L. Honzak;U. Im;J. Perez;G. Pirovano;R. San José;K. Schlünzen;G. Tsegas;P. Tuccella;J. Werhahn;R. Žabkar;S. Galmarini
中科院分区:
环境科学与生态学2区
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X. Kong;R. Forkel;R. Sokhi;P. Suppan;A. Baklanov;M. Gauß;D. Brunner;R. Baró;A. Balzarini;C. Chemel;G. Curci;P. Jiménez‐Guerrero;M. Hirtl;L. Honzak;U. Im;J. Perez;G. Pirovano;R. San José;K. Schlünzen;G. Tsegas;P. Tuccella;J. Werhahn;R. Žabkar;S. Galmarini

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这项研究审查了成本行动EuMetChem中专家调查建议的在线耦合模式中排名最高的气象和化学相互作用,并审查了这些相互作用在两次污染事件中的敏感性:2010年7月25日至8月15日的俄罗斯森林火灾和2010年10月1日至10月31日的撒哈拉沙尘输送事件,作为AQMEII第二阶段演习的一部分。对没有任何气象气溶胶反馈的基线森林火灾情况进行了三次WRF-Chem模式模拟,一次模拟仅有气溶胶直接影响,一次模拟既有直接影响又有间接影响。对于尘埃案例研究,从AQMEII框架内进行的一组模拟中选择了8个WRF-Chem模拟和1个WRF-CMAQ模拟。在这两个没有反馈的模拟中,两个只包括直接影响,五个模拟既包括直接影响,也包括间接影响。这两次事件的结果都表明,在在线耦合模式中包括气象和化学相互作用是重要的。使用AQMEII第二阶段收集的常规观测和莫斯科一个观测站的观测进行的模式评估表明,对于火灾情况,仅包括气溶胶直接影响的模拟比没有气溶胶反馈或同时包括直接和间接影响的模拟具有更好的性能。当计入气溶胶的直接影响时,PM10的归一化平均偏差显着降低了10-20%。对沙尘情况的分析证实,当考虑气溶胶直接影响时,模式的表现较好,但当同时考虑气溶胶直接影响和间接影响时,模式的表现较差,这表明需要改进模式中对气溶胶间接影响的描述。
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