Scenarios for Modeling Multiphase Tropospheric Chemistry

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D. Poppe
B. Aumont
B. Ervens
H. Geiger
H. Herrmann
E.-P. Röth
W. Seidl
W. R. Stockwell
B. Vogel
S. Wagner
D. Weise
机构
[1] Forschungszentrum Jülich,Institut für Atmosphärische Chemie, ICG
[2] LISA,3
[3] Universite de Paris 12,Inst. für Physikalische Chemie
[4] Inst. für Troposphärenforschung,Inst. für Physikalische Chemie
[5] Universität-GH Wuppertal,Division of Atmospheric Sciences
[6] Universität Essen,undefined
[7] Fraunhoferinstitut (IFU),undefined
[8] Desert Research Inst.,undefined
[9] Inst. für Meteorologie und Klimaforschung,undefined
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Journal of Atmospheric Chemistry | 2001年 / 40卷
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troposphere; multiphase chemistry; modeling;
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Besides observational data model calculations are a very importanttool for improving our understanding of multiphase chemistryin the troposphere. Before a chemical model can be used for that purposeit is necessary to show that the model does what it is intendedto do. A protocol has been developed thatcan be used as a basis for the verification of the numericsand the correct implementation of thechemical balance equations.The protocol defines meteorological parameters and initial conditionsfor a zerodimensional (box) model. Several scenarios cover the pollutedas well as the remote marine and continental boundary layer and also thefree troposphere. Calculations by different groupswith different modelsand numerical solvers demonstrate that the protocol is clear and complete.The excellent agreement between the results of all groups are a major step of verification of the participating models.The scenarios may also serve as well documented base cases forsensitivity studies.
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