Transcription of Air Pollution Modeling – An Overview
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Daly, A. and P. Zannetti. 2007. Air Pollution Modeling An Overview . Chapter 2 of AMBIENT AIR Pollution (P. Zannetti, D. Al-Ajmi, and S. Al-Rashied, Editors). Published by The Arab School for Science and Technology (ASST) ( ) and The EnviroComp Institute ( ). Chapter 2 Air Pollution Modeling An Overview Aaron Daly and Paolo Zannetti The EnviroComp Institute, Fremont, CA (USA) and Abstract: This chapter presents a brief review of air Pollution Modeling techniques, , computer methods for the simulation of air quality processes. The review includes models developed or recommended by governmental agencies for regulatory applications. Both non-reactive ( , plume models) and reactive ( , photochemical models) are discussed.
applied for the main purpose of calculating the maximum ground level impact of plumes and the distance of maximum impact from the source. The Gaussian plume model is illustrated in the figure below (Courtesy: Figure 19-5 of Boubel et al., 1994). The model was formulated by determining experimentally
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