One-Way Coupling of the WRF–QUIC Urban Dispersion Modeling System
作者： A. K. Kochanski , E. R. Pardyjak , R. Stoll , A. Gowardhan , M. J. Brown
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摘要: AbstractSimulations of local weather and air quality in urban areas must account for processes spanning from meso- to microscales, including turbulence transport within the canopy layer. Here, authors investigate performance building-resolving Quick Urban Industrial Complex (QUIC) Dispersion Modeling System driven with mean wind profiles mesoscale Weather Research Forecasting (WRF) Model. simulations are performed intensive observation periods 2 8 Joint 2003 field experiment conducted Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, using an ensemble expert-derived observational data as well derived WRF runs. The results suggest that can be used successfully a source inflow boundary conditions simulations, without collection processing observations needed produce profiles. Detailed statistical analysis tracer concentration fields suggests that, fo...
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