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Articles | Volume 17, issue 11
Articles | Volume 17, issue 11
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16 Jun 2017
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Sensitivity of local air quality to the interplay between small- and large-scale circulations: a large-eddy simulation study

Tobias Wolf-Grosse, Igor Esau, and Joachim Reuder

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In this publication we used a number of very high (10 m) resolution simulations in order to assess the circulation in a coastal mountain city under high-air-pollution conditions. We found that forcings of the valley circulation through local surface inhomogeneities can have a distinct impact on the pollution distribution in the urban area. The work serves as a proof of concept for the applied high-resolution simulations to assess pollution conditions in the urban area under the given conditions.
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