CALPUFF and Postprocessors

BAEMARB.DAT File - Data Records
The BAEMARB.DAT file contains two types of data records. A set of time-invariant records (see Table
F-22) are read after the header records. These records specify the time-invariant source names and the
emissions units for each source. The units must be either 'g/m2/s' or 'g/s', no other character strings will
be accepted. Two additional fields are read as real variables, but are not used in the current version of the
model. A set of time-varying data follows (see Table F-23). The time-varying records contain the
coordinates of four vertices that define the perimeter of the source, effective release height, ground
elevation, temperature, effective vertical velocity, effective radius, initial vertical spread, and an emission
rate for each species. Note that the four vertices must be centered in sequence around the perimeter; all
four "x" coordinates followed by all four "y" coordinates.
Sample Fortran read statements for time-invariant data records are:
+)))QLoop over sources
*
* READ(iunit,*)CID,BAEMUNIT,TIDATA
*
.)))QEnd loop over sources
where the following declarations apply:
CHARACTER*16 CID,BAEMUNIT
REAL TIDATA (2)
Sample Fortran read statements for time-varying data records are:
+)))QLoop over time periods
*
* READ(iunit,*)IBDAT,IBTIM,IEDAT,IETIM
*
* +)))QLoop over sources
* *
* * READ(iunit,*)CID,VERTX,VERTY,HT,ELEV,TEMPK,WEFF,REFF,SIGZ,QEMIT
* *
* .)))QEnd loop over sources
*
.)))QEnd loop over time periods
where the following declarations apply:
CHARACTER*16 CID
REAL VERTX(4),VERTY(4)
REAL QEMIT(nse3)
MAR 2006 – CALPUFF
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