Author(s)

N. Moussiopoulos, P. Sahrn, Chr. Kessler, T. Voegele & Chr. Schneider

Abstract

The "Heilbronn Ozone Experiment" was performed in June 1994 with the aim to assess the suitability of short term local scale interventions for reducing peak ozone concentrations. In order to facilitate the interpretation of the detailed meteorological and air pollutant concentration measurements carried out during the "Heilbronn Ozone Experiment", nested grid simulations were performed with the EUMAC Zooming Model (EZM) for the situation prevailing during the experiment. The comparison of simulation results with measurements show that the model satisfactorily describes the wind flow as well as the transport and transformation of air p

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