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Selection
and Use of Measured Winds, Temperature and Turbulence in AERMET
THRESHOLD
WIND SPEED
The
user is required to define a threshold wind speed (uTH ).
Although the current version of AERMOD can not accept a
separate uTH for offsite data, we believe that a separate
uTH should
be selected for each data set being used.
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APPENDIX: Input / Output Needs and Data Usage
8.1
AERMET Input Data Needs
8.1.1
METEOROLOGY
8.1.2
DIRECTIONALLY AND/OR MONTHLY VARYING SURFACE
CHARACTERISTICS
8.1.3
OTHER
8.1.4
OPTIONAL
8.2
Estimation of solar insolation for small solar elevation angles
8.3
Selection and Use of Measured Winds,
Temperature and Turbulence in AERMET
8.3.1
THRESHOLD WIND SPEED
8.3.2
REFERENCE TEMPERATURE AND HEIGHT
8.3.3
REFERENCE WIND SPEED AND HEIGHT
8.3.4
CALCULATING THE POTENTIAL TEMPERATURE GRADIENT
ABOVE THE
MIXING HEIGHT FROM SOUNDING DATA
8.3.5
MEASURED TURBULENCE
8.3.6
DATA SUBSTITUTION FOR MISSING ON-SITE DATA
8.4
Information Passed by AERMET to AERMOD
8.5
Restrictions on the Growth of PBL Height
8.6
Initializing the Mechanical Mixing Height Smoothing Procedure
8.7
Determining The Mixing Height When the Sounding Is Too Shallow
8.8
Input Data Needs for AERMAP
8.9
Information Passed by AERMAP to AERMOD
8.10
Wind Speed & Turbulence Limits Used in Model Calculations
8.11
Using Profiles for Interpolating Between Observations
8.12
Using Measured Mixing Heights
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