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Atmospheric Models: Emissions of Pollutants

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The atmosphere is a dynamic system where a large number of physical and chemical processes occur simultaneously. A comprehensive study of the atmosphere’s dynamics and transport of pollutants is presented with the use of atmospheric models. In Chapter 7 the dispersion equations for pollutant transport in the Euler and Lagrange coordinating systems are examined. In particular we examine the model of a single volume. The emissions of atmospheric pollutants are also examined from a variety of sources including anthropogenic and biogenic sources. A specific methodology for the calculation of gaseous and particulate matter emissions is presented together with examples and applications.

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Lazaridis, M. (2011). Atmospheric Models: Emissions of Pollutants. In: First Principles of Meteorology and Air Pollution. Environmental Pollution, vol 19. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-0162-5_7

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