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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Gaussian plume model"”.
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Analyzing Environmental Tritium Cycle for Fusion Energy and National Security
… with an emphasis on fusion reactors. Atmospheric modeling using HYSPLIT and a Gaussian Plume model is then conducted in order to better understand current and future global tritium sources and concentrations and their release pathways in the environment. Despite elevated tritium levels near major …
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Air pollution modelling for the greater Cape Town region
Limited research on dispersion modelling for the Cape Town metropolitan area has been undertaken. This thesis deals with air-pollution aspects in relation to dispersion modelling, as well as with the input requirements and application of a dispersion model in the Greater Cape Town region. An EPA …
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Bayesian and geostatistical analysis of the effect of air pollution on asthma hospitalisation in Perth
… hospitalisation through building a mathematical model which calculates the risk of asthma hospitalisation for Perth metropolitan areas. The data used in this study are: averaged emission inventory data (NO, CO and PM10) in 2006 and records of asthma hospitalisation for 75 postcodes in the Perth …
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Power plant carbon dioxide emission quantification with plume modeling
… originating from point sources, referred to as plumes, can be simulated using mathematical and physical models, such as a convection-diffusion plume model and a Gaussian plume model. The convection-diffusion model is based on the convection-diffusion partial differential equation describing mass …
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Monitoring and Predicting the Long Distance Transport of Fusarium graminearum, Causal Agent of Fusarium Head Blight in Wheat and Barley
… include spore transport. Long distance transport models have been proposed for a number of plant pathogens, but many of these models have not been experimentally validated. In order to predict the atmospheric transport of F. graminearum, the potential source strength (Qpot) of inoculum must be …