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Table F-34 Sample User-Specified Deposition Velocity File for Two Species DEPOSITION VELOCITY FILE (VD.DAT) --------------------------------- VD.DAT contains 24-hour diurnal cycle of deposition velocities for each species flagged as using user-specified values in the control file (CALPUFF.INP). The first value correspond to the period from 0:00 to 1:00, and the 24th value corresponds to 23:00-0:00. NOTE: Units are in m/s. ----------------------- SPECIES NAME Deposition Velocities (m/s) ------- --------------------------- ! HNO3 = 5*1.5e-2, 4*1.7e-2, 3*1.8e-2, 3*1.9e-2, 3*1.7e-2, 6*1.5e-2 ! ! SO2 = 5*0.8e-2, 13*1.0e-2, 6*0.8e-2 ! !END! MAR 2006 – CALPUFF F-175
F.9 Hourly Ozone Data File (OZONE.DAT) If the MESOPUFF II or RIVAD/ARM3 chemical mechanism is used to simulate the chemical transformation of SO 2 6 SO = 4 and NO x 6 HNO 3 : NO − 3, estimates of background ambient ozone concentration levels are required to compute the hourly conversion rates. CALPUFF provides two options for the user to provide these data: (1) a single, typical background value appropriate for the modeling region, or (2) hourly ozone data from one or more ozone monitoring stations. The selection of Option 2 requires that a file called OZONE.DAT be created with the necessary data. OZONE.DAT is a sequential, formatted data file containing three types of records: single header record, time-invariant data records, and hourly ozone data records. A sample OZONE.DAT file is shown in Table F-35. The header record contains information on the number of stations in the data set, the time period of the data, and descriptive information regarding the file. The time-invariant records contain the coordinates of each of the ozone stations. The time-varying data consists of hourly ozone concentrations at each of the ozone stations. MAR 2006 – CALPUFF F-176
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Development of the Next Generation
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F. CALPUFF MODEL FILES The CALPUFF
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Table F-1 Input Groups in the CALPU
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Table F-2 Sample CALPUFF Control Fi
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Table F-2 (Continued) Sample CALPUF
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Table F-3 CALPUFF Control File Inpu
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Table F-3 (Continued) Control File
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Table F-3 (Concluded) CALPUFF Contr
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Table F-4 (Continued) CALMET.DAT fi
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Table F-4 (Concluded) CALMET.DAT fi
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Table F-5 (Continued) CALMET.DAT fi
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F.2.2 ISCMET.DAT CALPUFF can be dri
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Table F-6 Sample ISCMET.DAT files (
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Table F-8 ISCMET.DAT File - Data Re
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table. A description of the content
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Table F-10 PLMMET.DAT File - Header
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F.2.4 SURFACE.DAT and PROFILE.DAT I
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Table F-12 Sample SURFACE.DAT file
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Table F-14 SURFACE.DAT File - Data
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F.3 Point Source Emissions File Wit
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PTEMARB.DAT File - Header Records T
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Table F-17 (Concluded) PTEMARB.DAT
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DFLX.DAT File - Data Records The DF
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Table F-57 Unformatted WFLX.DAT Fil
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F.15.6 Relative Humidity File for V
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VISB.DAT File - Data Records The VI
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Table F-60 Sample Debug Puff-Tracki
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F.15.8 Mass Flux List File (MASSFLX
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F.15.9 Mass Balance List File (MASS
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F.16 OPTHILL When the subgrid scale
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The following procedure is recommen
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Table F-64 OPTHILL Input and Output
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Figure F-2 Map of terrain surroundi
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Table F-67 OPTHILL Output File for
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This process is simplified somewhat
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G.1 PRTMET Meteorological Display P
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Table G-1 PRTMET Input and Output F
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Table G-2 (Concluded) PRTMET Contro
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Table G-3 Sample PRTMET Control Fil
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Table G-6 Sample vector plot file x
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G.2 APPEND The APPEND program is de
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Table G-9 APPEND Control File Struc
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Table G-11 Sample APPEND List File
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G.3 CALSUM The CALSUM program is de
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Table G-13 CALSUM Control File Stru
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Table G-15 Sample CALSUM List File
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G.4 POSTUTIL POSTUTIL operates on o
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The name and full path of each file
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Table G-18 Sample POSTUTIL Control
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INPUT GROUP: 2 -- Species Processin
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1 g of SO 2 contributes 0.500000 g
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Table G-19 (Continued) Sample POSTU
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Table G-19 (Concluded) Sample POSTU
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G.6 CALPOST Input Files G.6.1 User
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Table G-21 CALPOST Control File Inp
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Table G-26 Sample Nephelometer File
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VOLUME II & III REFERENCES Allwine,
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Strimaitis, D.G., R.J. Yamartino, E
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