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HYSPLIT Simulation Parameters for ALOHA Chemicals

The HYSPLIT model, developed and maintained by the NOAA OAR Air Resources Laboratory, is a widely used atmospheric transport and dispersion model. The user can specify optional pollutant specific parameters for reactivity, dry deposition, and wet deposition.
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HYSPLIT Modelling Approach for the Assessment of PM2.5 over Indian Subcontinent

2020
<p>Rulan Verma<sup>1</sup>,Salim Alam<sup>2</sup>, William Bloss<sup>2</sup>, Prashant Kumar<sup>3</sup>, Mukesh Khare<sup>1*</sup></p><p><sup ...
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HYSPLIT Simulations of Alaskan In-Situ Oil Burns

The NOAA Air Resources Laboratory HYSPLIT atmospheric fate and transport model was used to carry out a screening-level analysis of downwind concentrations of PM2.5 and PM10 arising from hypothetical in-situ burns of Cook Inlet and North Slope crude oil.
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HYSPLIT Model Estimates of Atmospheric Deposition of Toxic Contaminants to the Great Lakes (An Overview)

2002
In 1987, through the addition of an Annex dedicated to Airborne Toxic Substances (Annex 15) to the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement of 1972, the governments of the United States and Canada recognized atmospheric deposition as a significant pathway of persistent toxic substances to the Great Lakes, some of the largest bodies of fresh water in the ...
Mark Cohen   +4 more
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Utilizing HYSPLIT for Emergency Response Modeling at SRS

Name: SRNL Intern, Location: 999-2W Garden Room, Date Range: 07/18/2024-07/18/2024
Ian Earley   +2 more
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Using WRF-HYSPLIT in GIS to study bioaerosols

2013
C. A. Skjøth   +4 more
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