Environmental Impact Assessment Of An Industrial Facility By Means Of Lagrangian Particles And Gaussian Models In Complex Terrain
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Free (open access)
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Volume
66
Pages
10
Published
2003
Size
725 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/AIR030081
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
C. Gariazzo, A. Pelliccioni, M.P. Blgliolo & G. Scalisi
Abstract
Environmental impact assessment of an industrial facility by means of Lagrangian particles and Gaussian models in complex terrain C. Gariazzo, A. Pelliccioni, M.P. Bogliolo & G. Scalisi ISPESL-DIPIA, Italy. Abstract Accuracy on environmental impact assessment to analyze consequences of continuous and accidental releases is a key point especially when health effects are expected to be found. It assumes particularly relevance in complex areas where landlsea interface and topography give rise to complex circulation patterns. In this conditions conventional model systems like Gaussian often fail giving misleading results which in turn reflect to wrong mitigation and control strategies. Conversely modem advanced modeling systems, able to deal with inhomogeneous and non stationary phenomena, are expected to achieve better accuracy. The present work shows the application of a non conventional model system, composed by a diagnostic meteorological model (MINERVE) and a Lagrangian particles model (SPRA
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