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Meteorological Modeling of the PM10 Episode in the Creek Valley of Golden Horn Harbour, Istanbul Under Very Stable Conditions for November 6–9, 2010 Episode

Lookup NU author(s): Dr Abdullah KahramanORCiD

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Abstract

This paper presents verification results of numerical simulations of meteorological conditions leading to an air pollution episode on 6–9 November 2010 in Istanbul. WRF-ARW ver 3.3 is run with GFS and ECMWF input. For verification, horizontal wind components and temperature data of nine meteorological stations are used for both simulations. Results indicate that the model is successful in simulating the meteorological conditions with both two different input data, especially with the GFS input, although ECMWF runs had a finer horizontal resolution of 1 km.

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Author(s): Tilev-Tanriover S, Kahraman A, Incecik S, Deniz A, Toros H, Celebi HM, Ozturk A, Sezen I

Editor(s): Douw G. Steyn, Peter J.H. Builtjes, Renske M.A. Timmermans

Publication type: Book Chapter

Publication status: Published

Book Title: Air Pollution Modeling and its Application

Year: 2014

Volume: XXII

Pages: 685-692

Print publication date: 15/10/2013

Online publication date: 07/05/2013

Acceptance date: 01/01/2013

Publisher: Springer Dordrecht

Place Published: Dordrecht

URL: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-5577-2_117

DOI: 10.1007/978-94-007-5577-2_117

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ISBN: 9789400755765

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