Four dimensional data assimilation (FDDA) impacts on WRF performance in simulating inversion layer structure and distributions of CMAQ-simulated winter ozone concentrations in Uintah Basin
Trang Tran(Utah State University), Erik T. Crosman(University of Utah), H. Tran(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Seth N. Lyman(Utah State University), Marc L. Mansfield(Utah State University)
Cited by 28
Related Papers
Observations of speciated atmospheric mercury at three sites in Nevada: Evidence for a free tropospheric source of reactive gaseous mercury
|Journal of Geophysical Research Atmospheres|2009|109
Investigations on meteorological conditions for elevated PM2.5 in Fairbanks, Alaska
|Atmospheric Research|2010|96
Climate Drivers Linked to Changing Seasonality of Alaska Coastal Tundra Vegetation Productivity
|Earth Interactions|2015|43
Assessment of WRF/Chem to simulate sub–Arctic boundary layer characteristics during low solar irradiation using radiosonde, SODAR, and surface data
|Atmospheric Pollution Research|2011|34
Assessment of WRF/Chem PM2.5 forecasts using mobile and fixed location data from the Fairbanks, Alaska winter 2008/09 field campaign
|Atmospheric Pollution Research|2011|32