Air Pollution Modeling and Its Application VII

Emission Inventories for and Source Treatment in Air Pollution Dispersion Models.- The Use of Emission Data Bases in Air Pollution Dispersion Modelling.- Evaluation of Hourly Emission Data.- Progress Report on Source Attribution via Numerical Labelling.- Modelling of Accidental Releases.- Modelling Dispersion from Accidental Releases.- Modeling the Dispersion of Accidentally-Released Toxic Gases Heavier than Air.- A Model for Accidental Releases in Complex Terrain.- Surface Pattern Comparability of Wind-Tunnel Simulations of the Thorney Island Dense Gas Dispersion Trials.- Dispersion of Dense Gas Releases in a Wind Tunnel.- A Lagrangian Model for the Real Time Simulation of Atmospheric Transport and Dispersion of Accidently Released Materials.- Influence of Non-Uniform Mixing Heights on Dispersion Simulations Following the Chernobyl Accident.- MLAM Assessment of Radionuclide Air Concentration and Deposition for the Chernobyl Reactor Accident.- Regional and Global Scale Dispersion Modelling Boundary Layer-Free Troposphere Exchange Processes and Subgrid-Scale Parameterisations.- Examining the Global Impact of Local/Regional Air Pollution: The Role of Global Chemical Transport Models.- Cumulus Cloud Vertical Transport Studies with the Moguntia Model.- Intercomparison of Long-Range Trajectory Models Applied to Arctic Haze.- Nitrogen Budget for Eastern Canada.- Transfer of Sulphur between Continents via the Mid-Latitude Free Troposphere.- Removal of Pollutants in Different Types of Precipitation.- Measurements and Models of Wet Deposition to Irregular Topography.- Description of Vertical Dispersion under Influence of Roughness Elements.- Acidity Production in a Mesoscale Model with Semi-Spectral Microphysics.- Modelisation of the Three-Dimensional Wind Field above the Alpine Region.- A Complex and a Simple Multi-Layer Chemical Cloud Model to Predict Scavenging and Wet Deposition.- Modeling of Wet Scavenging and Subgrid-Scale Vertical Transport by Clouds in a Tropospheric Chemical Model.- Model Verification and Policy Implications.- What is Required of Dispersion Models and do They Meet the Requirements?.- A North American Field Study to Evaluate Eulerian Models.- Comparison of Modelled and Measured Tracer Gas Concentrations during the across North America Tracer Experiment (ANATEX).- Results from a Comprehensive Acid Deposition Model: Predictions of Regional Ozone Concentrations.- Simulation of an Acid Deposition Episode over Europe with the TADAP/ADOM Eulerian Regional Model.- Studying the Sulphur and Nitrogen Pollution over Europe.- Power Plant Plume Dispersion Study in a Coastal Site with Complex Terrain.- A Case Study of Air Pollution in a Swiss Valley with a Multi Box Model.- Field Validation of Dispersion Models for Dense-Gas Releases.- Using the Øresund Experimental Data to Evaluate the ARAC Emergency Response Models.- An Examination of the Performance of Models for Dispersion in the Convective Boundary Layer.- New Developments in Dispersion Modelling and Theory.- New Developments in Dispersion Parameterization and Modeling.- Stochastic Modeling of Dispersion in the Convective Boundary Layer.- Fractal Concepts and the Analysis of Atmospheric Inhomogeneities.- Short Range Diffusion in Convective Light-Wind Conditions.- Adsorption-Kinetic Non-Linear Wash-Out Model of Sulphur and Nitrogen Compounds from the Atmosphere.- MSC-E EMEP New Models of the Long-Range Air Pollutant Transport.- Long Range Transport: Evaluation of a Particle-Incell Model Using Sources in the US and USSR.- Airflow and Dispersion over Complex Terrain.- Mesoscale Episode Modelling: Preparation of Input Data and Design of Realization.- IFDM-Superfast.- Experimental Measurements of Concentration Fluctuations.- Calculation of NO2 Concentrations in a Power Plant Plume Using a Classification of NO Oxidation Rates Based on Atmospheric Conditions.- Posters.- Deposition of Atmospheric Trace Metals to North Sea and Baltic Sea.- Calibration Field Work on Cooling T