Titlebook: Air Pollution Modeling and Its Application IV; C. Wispelaere Book 1985 Plenum Press, New York 1985 Europe.air pollution.air quality.chemis

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Stefan Jan Kowalski,Andrzej Rybickipical large city, however, with its relatively smooth surfaces of concrete tile and asphalt, would very likely be less than to a vegetated fibrous surface. In an investigation of the deposition velocity of caesium-137 to building surfaces, Roed (1983) finds small values indeed. In making reference t

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Marcin Piatkowski,Ireneusz Zbicinskigical conditions that prevail in coastal zones and how these conditions affect the transport, transformation and diffusion of materials emitted into the atmosphere. A brief review of the atmospheric processes that govern pollutant concentration will provide a basis for discussing shoreline condition

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Franz Thurner,Ernst-Ulrich Schlünder a tracer was released from a meteorological mast on the coast of Skane in southern Sweden. After having travelled about 21 km over the Øresund water surface, the plume encountered the coast of Denmark. Tracer samples were taken at two crosswind series, one along the Danish coast and one about 3.5 k

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Jun Chang,Jin-hui Peng,Li-bo Zhang,Jing Chenquality data base for evaluating models of dispersion within coastal zones. A secondary objective of the program is to provide data to help determine which meteorological measurements are most appropriate for emergency preparedness at nuclear power plant sites.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-48245-3other 1 km inland. Substantial differences in the distribution of wind speed, wind direction and stability have been found between the two masts, reflecting the differences in surface temperature and roughness of the water and land surfaces. This paper solely deals with the distribution of dispersio

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Drying, Roasting, and Calcining of Mineralsortant feature of coastal meteorology is the presence of an internal boundary layer whenever an air flow crosses the coast line. The first quantitative attempt to describe internal boundary layer growth was given in the form of a nomogram by Prophet (1961) and reproduced by Van der Hoven (1967). Van

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Numerical Analysis for a Plane Sheet, Still, the washout itself and consequently the wet deposition makes a comparable removal mechanism for soluble pollutants on both a short and a long term basis (Scriven and Fisher, 1975). The latter is dependent on the frequency of rainy periods.

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