Air pollution lagrangian modelling over complex topography. Gianluca Antonacci, CISMA srl Bolzano, 2005,
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1 Air pollution lagrangian modelling over complex topography Gianluca Antonacci, CISMA srl Bolzano, 2005,
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3 Overview Emission data Emission data Meteorological data Model validation and hypothesis verification Dispersion model Concentration over the whole domain Morphological data Observations / measurements Demographic data Health risk /environmental impact assessment
4 Lagrangian modelling Particle tracking model In the lagrangian approach trajectories of particles are explicitly integrated: deterministic (mean flow) and nondeterministic (turbulence) physical processes are simulated; of a large number of particles is necessary to achieve statistical sigificance stochastic term atmospheric turbulence Boundary conditions to simulate null flux at the surface geometric reflection is used; the particle is stopped to simulate deposition Concentration is computed by counting the number of particles in each of the cells in which the domain is divided with kernel method which requires a lower number of particles and interpolates results (problems over very complex topography)
5 Mathematical formulation (1) model "1 equation" (Raupach, 1982) trajectory eq: { dx=u dt b x dr dy=v dt b y dr dz=w dt b z dr coefficients: { b = f V, b = f W, b x = f U, U y z V W dr = pseudorandom number with 0 mean and variance = 1 u = particle velocity dt = integration time step σu,v,w are given by measurement, experimental formulations or through the Monin Obukhov similarity theory: σ=f(z, zi, u*)
6 Mathematical formulation (2) model "2 equations" (Thomson, 1987) velocity eq. { du=a x dt b x dr d v=a y dt b y dr dw=a z dt b z dr { dx=u dt trajectory eq. dy=v dt dz=w dt coefficients { U U U U a =f U,,,,, x t x U t x V V V V a =f V,,,,, y t y V t y W W W W a =f W,,,,, z t z W t z { b = x ; b = y b= z 2 T 2 U L 2 2 V T L 2 T 2 W L ax,y,z = acceleration dr = pseudorandom number with 0 mean and variance = dt U,V,W = mean eulerian velocity u,v,w = particle velocity σu,w,w= eulerian velocity root mean square dt = integration time step TL = lagrangian time scale σu,w,w and TL are given by measurement, experimental formulations or through the Monin Obukhov similarity theory: σu,w,w~u*; TL=f(z, zi, u*)
7 The near field diffusion process comparison between "2 equation" lagrangian model and the "1 equation" lagrangian model (equivalent to the "constant K" eulerian assumption) in the 1st case the memory of the initial condition is lost gradually in the 2nd case particles immediately switch to the eulerian flow field velocity TL is the lagrangian time scale = the time after which the particle forgets its original velocity condition. The lagrangian approach is able to reproduce well the short range diffusivity variability (for t < TL the assumption σ2=2kt is not true) In order to achieve a sufficient resolution in the trajectory, a time integration step dt<<tl has to be used.
8 Simulating the emission A lagrangian particle model is able to simulate both stationary and non-stationary emission sources. The number of released particles is proportional to the emission, i.e each particle carries 1 mass unit When simulating a continuous release a certain number of particle have to be left into the flow field, with a time step satisfying the relationship x = u tr < L x = travel distance of the barycentre of the particles at each release step U = mean velocity of the flow field at the release point t = release time step r L = characteristic dimension of the released puff after tr
9 Estimating diffusivity (1) Global or local approach? Global = averaged over a large volume (suitable for simple geometry and boundary conditions) Local = estimate of diffusivity is performed over each cell of the DEM ->more generalizable (same approach used by diagnostic meteorological model for other quantities): spatial/time variation of solar radiation -> atmospheric stability varies accordingly different atmospheric stability Procedure: computation of global radiation (depending on time of day, lat, lon...) correction with aspect and exposition computation of net radiation (Holtslag & Van Ulden, 1983) computation of sensible heat flux computation of u* and LMO (Panofsky & Dutton, 1984) computation of local profiles of Kz through similarity laws
10 Estimating diffusivity (2) spatial variation of Kz depending on spatial variation of Rg Rg without correction (constant in space) shadowed area -> lower turbulence irradiated area -> higher turbulence time variation of Kz evidenced at valley sides 07:00 22/07/2002 Rg [W/m2] Qh [W/m2] Kz [m2/s] (z = 3m)
11 Estimating diffusivity (2) Rg without correction (constant in space) Rg [W/m2] 12:00 22/07/2002 Qh [W/m2] Kz [m2/s] (z = 3m)
12 Estimating diffusivity (2) Rg without correction (constant in space) Rg [W/m2] 17:00 22/07/2002 Qh [W/m2] Kz [m2/s] (z = 3m)
13 Comparison with observed data Good agreement of measured and estimated global radiation data Cloudy day Comparison between computed and measured turbulent diffusivity (sonic anemometer) Sunny day The local approach reproduces the time shift in Qh and Kz cycle at valley sides Sensible heat flux Eddy diffusivity
14 Results (1) night time Lagrangian modelling: application to the area of Bolzano Plan view South view East view compact plume in stable conditions in unstable conditions plume is spread both in horizontal and vertical direction day time
15 Results (2) example: 1h time-step simulation the lagrangian model is able to simulate accurately the short range diffusion (in this case 100 m) application to dispersion modelling in valleys over domain with spatial extension 10 km pollutant exiting the domain is no longer re-inserted after wind direction rotation -> the domain must be large enough to contain nearly the whole mass released during the entire simulation a high resolution DEM is needed to simulate the orographic influence on dispersion processes example: ground level concentration
16 Considerations Pollution at ground level near the source is strongly related to the traffic daily cycle The vertical turbulent diffusivity should be accurately estimated especially in the open spaces (e.g. squares, parks...) where there is no mechanical mixing The model is reliable only if detailed description of the buildings and of the sources are available The area of influence of each street in term of pollution is limited to distances of m The model is not applicable in case of strong wind: in the latter case canyoning effects are no more negligible The presence of buildings has been accounted for, but the short range issue is still open A smaller scale model is needed to investigate these issues more accurately
17 Urban pollution: looking at the "street scale" by means of lagrangian modelling The flow perpendicular to street axis is considered, in order to investigate: the canyoning effects the short range diffusion (length scale ~ street width) wind When the flow field is perpendicular to street axis, recirculation and canyoning effects arise (Oke, 1987) Two zones can be individuated and the flow is estimated with two different methods
18 The flow field Bottema's model (1997) is used to estimate the extension of the recirculation zones Lr, depending on the mean flow and the geometric characteristics of the buildings: Lr = f(u, ω, H, S) ω = width of the building; H = height of the building; S = width of the street Flow field estimate: procedure 1) A first trial flow field is computed using the wind profile u=u1*(z/z1)n modified by buildings imposing on each vertical column in the external layer the mass conservation 2) Using the the Harlow and Hotchkiss model (1973) the u and w field is estimated inside the canyon: u, w = f(ua, S, H); external velocity Ua has a drag effect on the below air mass, inducing a circulation 3) The u, w mean flow field is adjusted minimizing divergence on the whole domain, in order to satisfy continuity at the interface between the two zones Buildings Recirculation zone Emission cells Open flow field
19 2) Neutral case Test simulation High wind speed Low wind speed Test case: three canyon streets characterized by the same emission factor (=same traffic daily cycle). 4) Different wind direction 3) Stable case High wind speed 1) Unstable case High wind speed Low wind speed Sheltering effects and trapping of pollutants inside the street in the leeward direction is shown and is confirmed by various field measurements (Rotach, 1997) and laboratory experiments (Barlow et al., 2003) Low wind speed
20 Conclusion Overall considerations simple models are often used "general purpouse", although developed under restrictive hypothesis, but simplified models (flat uniform terrain) are not always reliable over complex topography sophisticated models at suitable scale are needed for particular cases to achieve reliable results Characteristics of lagrangian scheme is able to reproduce the short range diffusivity variability (for t < TL the assumption σ2 =2Kt is not true) doesn't undergo numerical stability limitation; the only potential numerical problem is accuracy, related to the number of simulated particles (statistical significance) needs accurate input data (lagrangian scheme is quite precise only if meteo and turbulence input data are resolved enough) is suitable for short term simulations due to high request of computational resources
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