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Giancarlo Ciarelli

Published: Sept. 12, 2023

Abstract. We present an evaluation of the regional chemical transport model (CTM) WRF-CHIMERE (v2020r2) for formation biogenic secondary organic aerosol (BSOA) with a focus over Finnish boreal forest. Formation processes aerosols are still affected by different sources uncertainties, and model’s predictions largely varies depending on levels details adopted emissions schemes. In this study, air quality simulations were conducted astronomical summer year 2019 using (OA) schemes (as currently available in literature) to treat BSOA. First, we performed set framework volatility basis (VBS) scheme carrying assumptions treatment aging The results compared against high-resolution (i.e., 1-hour) mass size distribution measurements at Station Measuring Ecosystem–Atmosphere Relations (SMEAR-II) site located Hyytiälä, addition other gas-phases species such as ozone (O3), nitrogen oxides (NOx) BVOCs isoprene (C5H10) monoterpenes. show that could well reproduce diurnal variation measured OA concentrations all investigated scenarios (along standard meteorological parameters) increase during specific heat waves episodes. However, modeled varied between use describe Additionally, comparisons monoterpenes revealed captured observed concentrations, but was overestimated, feature mainly attributed overstated isoprene. potential consequences overestimation inhibiting from modeling system. Results indicated BSOA generally increased base-case simulation enabled emissions. latest shift reactions compounds radicals, further suggested reduction α-pinene concentrations. Finally, briefly analyze differences Cloud Liquid Water Content (clwc) among Model’s clwc values SMEAR-II site, higher loads, likely numbered particles capable activating cloud droplets.

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Giancarlo Ciarelli

Published: June 19, 2023

Abstract. We present an evaluation of the regional chemical transport model (CTM) WRF-CHIMERE (v2020r2) for formation biogenic secondary organic aerosol (BSOA) with a focus over Finnish boreal forest. Formation processes aerosols are still affected by different sources uncertainties, and model’s predictions largely varies depending on levels details adopted emissions schemes. In this study, air quality simulations were conducted astronomical summer year 2019 using (OA) schemes (as currently available in literature) to treat BSOA. First, we performed set framework volatility basis (VBS) scheme carrying assumptions treatment aging The results compared against high-resolution (i.e., 1-hour) mass size distribution measurements at Station Measuring Ecosystem–Atmosphere Relations (SMEAR-II) site located Hyytiälä, addition other gas-phases species such as ozone (O3), nitrogen oxides (NOx) BVOCs isoprene (C5H10) monoterpenes. show that could well reproduce diurnal variation measured OA concentrations all investigated scenarios (along standard meteorological parameters) increase during specific heat waves episodes. However, modeled varied between use describe Additionally, comparisons monoterpenes revealed captured observed concentrations, but was overestimated, feature mainly attributed overstated isoprene. potential consequences overestimation inhibiting from modeling system. Results indicated BSOA generally increased base-case simulation enabled emissions. latest shift reactions compounds radicals, further suggested reduction α-pinene concentrations. Finally, briefly analyze differences Cloud Liquid Water Content (clwc) among Model’s clwc values SMEAR-II site, higher loads, likely numbered particles capable activating cloud droplets.

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Giancarlo Ciarelli,

Sara Tahvonen,

Arineh Cholakian

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Published: July 27, 2023

Abstract. We present an evaluation of the regional chemical transport model (CTM) WRF-CHIMERE (v2020r2) for formation biogenic secondary organic aerosol (BSOA) with a focus over Finnish boreal forest. Formation processes aerosols are still affected by different sources uncertainties, and model’s predictions largely varies depending on levels details adopted emissions schemes. In this study, air quality simulations were conducted astronomical summer year 2019 using (OA) schemes (as currently available in literature) to treat BSOA. First, we performed set framework volatility basis (VBS) scheme carrying assumptions treatment aging The results compared against high-resolution (i.e., 1-hour) mass size distribution measurements at Station Measuring Ecosystem–Atmosphere Relations (SMEAR-II) site located Hyytiälä, addition other gas-phases species such as ozone (O3), nitrogen oxides (NOx) BVOCs isoprene (C5H10) monoterpenes. show that could well reproduce diurnal variation measured OA concentrations all investigated scenarios (along standard meteorological parameters) increase during specific heat waves episodes. However, modeled varied between use describe Additionally, comparisons monoterpenes revealed captured observed concentrations, but was overestimated, feature mainly attributed overstated isoprene. potential consequences overestimation inhibiting from modeling system. Results indicated BSOA generally increased base-case simulation enabled emissions. latest shift reactions compounds radicals, further suggested reduction α-pinene concentrations. Finally, briefly analyze differences Cloud Liquid Water Content (clwc) among Model’s clwc values SMEAR-II site, higher loads, likely numbered particles capable activating cloud droplets.

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Giancarlo Ciarelli,

Sara Tahvonen,

Arineh Cholakian

et al.

Published: July 28, 2023

Abstract. We present an evaluation of the regional chemical transport model (CTM) WRF-CHIMERE (v2020r2) for formation biogenic secondary organic aerosol (BSOA) with a focus over Finnish boreal forest. Formation processes aerosols are still affected by different sources uncertainties, and model’s predictions largely varies depending on levels details adopted emissions schemes. In this study, air quality simulations were conducted astronomical summer year 2019 using (OA) schemes (as currently available in literature) to treat BSOA. First, we performed set framework volatility basis (VBS) scheme carrying assumptions treatment aging The results compared against high-resolution (i.e., 1-hour) mass size distribution measurements at Station Measuring Ecosystem–Atmosphere Relations (SMEAR-II) site located Hyytiälä, addition other gas-phases species such as ozone (O3), nitrogen oxides (NOx) BVOCs isoprene (C5H10) monoterpenes. show that could well reproduce diurnal variation measured OA concentrations all investigated scenarios (along standard meteorological parameters) increase during specific heat waves episodes. However, modeled varied between use describe Additionally, comparisons monoterpenes revealed captured observed concentrations, but was overestimated, feature mainly attributed overstated isoprene. potential consequences overestimation inhibiting from modeling system. Results indicated BSOA generally increased base-case simulation enabled emissions. latest shift reactions compounds radicals, further suggested reduction α-pinene concentrations. Finally, briefly analyze differences Cloud Liquid Water Content (clwc) among Model’s clwc values SMEAR-II site, higher loads, likely numbered particles capable activating cloud droplets.

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Giancarlo Ciarelli

Published: Sept. 12, 2023

Abstract. We present an evaluation of the regional chemical transport model (CTM) WRF-CHIMERE (v2020r2) for formation biogenic secondary organic aerosol (BSOA) with a focus over Finnish boreal forest. Formation processes aerosols are still affected by different sources uncertainties, and model’s predictions largely varies depending on levels details adopted emissions schemes. In this study, air quality simulations were conducted astronomical summer year 2019 using (OA) schemes (as currently available in literature) to treat BSOA. First, we performed set framework volatility basis (VBS) scheme carrying assumptions treatment aging The results compared against high-resolution (i.e., 1-hour) mass size distribution measurements at Station Measuring Ecosystem–Atmosphere Relations (SMEAR-II) site located Hyytiälä, addition other gas-phases species such as ozone (O3), nitrogen oxides (NOx) BVOCs isoprene (C5H10) monoterpenes. show that could well reproduce diurnal variation measured OA concentrations all investigated scenarios (along standard meteorological parameters) increase during specific heat waves episodes. However, modeled varied between use describe Additionally, comparisons monoterpenes revealed captured observed concentrations, but was overestimated, feature mainly attributed overstated isoprene. potential consequences overestimation inhibiting from modeling system. Results indicated BSOA generally increased base-case simulation enabled emissions. latest shift reactions compounds radicals, further suggested reduction α-pinene concentrations. Finally, briefly analyze differences Cloud Liquid Water Content (clwc) among Model’s clwc values SMEAR-II site, higher loads, likely numbered particles capable activating cloud droplets.

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Giancarlo Ciarelli

Published: Sept. 12, 2023

Abstract. We present an evaluation of the regional chemical transport model (CTM) WRF-CHIMERE (v2020r2) for formation biogenic secondary organic aerosol (BSOA) with a focus over Finnish boreal forest. Formation processes aerosols are still affected by different sources uncertainties, and model’s predictions largely varies depending on levels details adopted emissions schemes. In this study, air quality simulations were conducted astronomical summer year 2019 using (OA) schemes (as currently available in literature) to treat BSOA. First, we performed set framework volatility basis (VBS) scheme carrying assumptions treatment aging The results compared against high-resolution (i.e., 1-hour) mass size distribution measurements at Station Measuring Ecosystem–Atmosphere Relations (SMEAR-II) site located Hyytiälä, addition other gas-phases species such as ozone (O3), nitrogen oxides (NOx) BVOCs isoprene (C5H10) monoterpenes. show that could well reproduce diurnal variation measured OA concentrations all investigated scenarios (along standard meteorological parameters) increase during specific heat waves episodes. However, modeled varied between use describe Additionally, comparisons monoterpenes revealed captured observed concentrations, but was overestimated, feature mainly attributed overstated isoprene. potential consequences overestimation inhibiting from modeling system. Results indicated BSOA generally increased base-case simulation enabled emissions. latest shift reactions compounds radicals, further suggested reduction α-pinene concentrations. Finally, briefly analyze differences Cloud Liquid Water Content (clwc) among Model’s clwc values SMEAR-II site, higher loads, likely numbered particles capable activating cloud droplets.

Language: Английский

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