Studies On Short-Range Air Pollution Modeling
A dissertation submitted
to the
SWISS FEDERAL INSTITUTE
OF TECHNOLOGY ZURICH
presented by Peter Jan de Haan
accepted on the recommendation
of
Prof Dr A. Ohmura, examiner - Dr M. W. Rotach, co-examiner - Prof Dr S. R. Hanna, co-examiner
March 15, 1999
DOI 10.3929/ethz-a-002056771
The PhD can also be downloaded
as Acrobat PDF files (one file per chapter):
Abstract
(English)
Zusammenfassung
(German abstract)
Table
of Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction
Chapter 2: A
Novel Approach to Atmospheric Dispersion Modelling: the Puff-Particle Model
(PPM)
Chapter 3: The
Treatment of Relative Dispersion Within a Combined Puff-Particle Model
(PPM)
Chapter 4: On
the Use of Density Kernels for Concentration Estimations Within Particle
and Puff Dispersion Models
Chapter 5: Prediction
of Higher Moments of Near-Source Concentration by Simulating the Meandering
of Pollutant Puffs
Chapter 6: Extension
of an Operational Short-Range Dispersion Model for Applications in an Urban
Environment
Chapter 7: Modification
of an Operational Dispersion Model for Urban Applications
Curriculum
Vitae
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