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Applications of Lagrangian Particle Dispersion ModelingCoupled Large Eddy Simulation (LES) and particle modeling.
METKAT project. Transport and deposition of heavy metals in the Katowice province, southern Poland. Uliasz & Olendrzynski, 1996, Uliasz et al., 1997 Validation of mesoscale and regional transport simulations with the aid of the MOHAVE project perfluorocarbon tracers. Uliasz & Pielke, 1998 MOHAVE project. Impact of local and distant sources on air pollution and visibility in the Grand Canyon National Park. Source- and receptor-oriented simulations of regional transport in complex terrain for the entire year of 1992. Validation with tracer of opportunity. Uliasz et al., 1996, Uliasz and Pielke, 1998, Keislar et al., 1998 Impact of land surface variability on atmospheric dispersion. Idealized scenarios (patches with different soil moisture) and coastal zone of the northern Poland. Uliasz & Pielke, 1992, Pielke & Uliasz, 1993 Receptor-oriented study under idealized synoptic conditions. Shenandoah National Park, eastern United States). Uliasz, 1993, Pielke et al., 1992 Dispersion in the Colorado River Valley. Source- and receptor oriented study. Comparison of different dispersion models. Influence functions applied to investigation of high PM10 episodes in complex terrain near Pocatello, Idaho. Examples of influence functions in the Mediterranean Sea Basin. Dispersion of pollution from highways, Reno, Nevada. Dispersion of marginally heavy gases. Atmospheric transport in the Black Triangle of Central Europe. Receptor-oriented long term study. Uliasz et al. 1993 Validation with the aid meteorological and tracer data from the Øresund 1984 field experiment performed over a land-water-land area. Uliasz, 1990b Emergency response system for a nuclear power plant Zarnowiec under construction. Coastal zone of Baltic Sea - northern Poland. Uliasz, 1990b, Uliasz & Pielke, 1991, Uliasz & Pielke, 1992 Meteorological and particle models:
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