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Table G-27 (Continued) Sample CALPOST Output File (CALPOST.LST) (Partial Listing) Exceedance counts at each receptor: Output selected information for debugging: Echo tables for selected days: Time-series for selected days: F F F F Top "n" table control Number of "top" values at each receptor: 1 Specific ranks of "top" values reported: 1 Plot file option Plot files created: F IDENTIFICATION OF PROCESSED MODEL FILE ---------- CALPUFF 5.4 000602_5 CALPUFF test case run - 3 point sources : Visibility Test Case 24-Hour Simulation using CALMET met. data Gridded receptors on 17x17 20-km met grid Averaging time for values reported from model: 1 HOUR Number of averaging periods in file from model: 24 Chemical species names for each layer in model: SO2 1 SO4 1 NOX 1 HNO3 1 NO3 1 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- INPUT FILES Default Name Unit No. File Name and Path ------------ -------- ------------------ CALPOST.INP 5 CALPOST.INP MODEL.DAT 4 puffvis.con VISB.DAT 9 visb.dat ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- OUTPUT FILES Default Name Unit No. File Name and Path ------------ -------- ------------------ CALPOST.LST 8 postvis.lst ********************************************************************************************************************************** CALPOST Version 5.2 Level 991104d ********************************************************************************************************************************** VISIB ___SN__ 1 RANKED 1 HOUR AVERAGE EXTINCTION VALUES AT EACH GRIDDED RECEPTOR (YEAR,DAY,ENDING TIME) (1/Mega-m) RECEPTOR COORDINATES (km) 1 RANK 10, 10 310.000 4760.000 3.2424E-03 (1988,189,2000) 10, 11 310.000 4780.000 1.0802E-03 (1988,189,2000) 10, 12 310.000 4800.000 5.0049E-04 (1988,189,2000) 10, 13 310.000 4820.000 8.9414E-05 (1988,189,2000) 10, 14 310.000 4840.000 0.0000E+00 (1988,189,0100) 10, 15 310.000 4860.000 0.0000E+00 (1988,189,0100) 11, 10 330.000 4760.000 1.7837E-02 (1988,189,2000) 11, 11 330.000 4780.000 7.6053E-03 (1988,189,2000) 11, 12 330.000 4800.000 2.9004E-03 (1988,189,2000) 11, 13 330.000 4820.000 1.1043E-03 (1988,189,2000) 11, 14 330.000 4840.000 1.2986E-04 (1988,189,2000) 11, 15 330.000 4860.000 0.0000E+00 (1988,189,0100) 12, 10 350.000 4760.000 4.0898E-02 (1988,189,2000) 12, 11 350.000 4780.000 1.9738E-02 (1988,189,2000) 12, 12 350.000 4800.000 9.2857E-03 (1988,189,1500) 12, 13 350.000 4820.000 6.3993E-03 (1988,189,1600) 12, 14 350.000 4840.000 1.8964E-03 (1988,189,1600) 12, 15 350.000 4860.000 4.3928E-04 (1988,189,2100) 13, 10 370.000 4760.000 2.3526E-01 (1988,189,1300) 13, 11 370.000 4780.000 9.0363E-01 (1988,189,0500) 13, 12 370.000 4800.000 1.0855E+00 (1988,189,1800) MAR 2006 -- PostProc G-86
13, 13 370.000 4820.000 1.3992E+00 (1988,189,2000) 13, 14 370.000 4840.000 4.6041E-02 (1988,189,1700) 13, 15 370.000 4860.000 1.7141E-02 (1988,189,1700) 14, 10 390.000 4760.000 9.0232E-01 (1988,189,0700) 14, 11 390.000 4780.000 2.9995E+00 (1988,189,0500) 14, 12 390.000 4800.000 3.3975E-01 (1988,189,1500) 14, 13 390.000 4820.000 1.4699E+00 (1988,190,0000) 14, 14 390.000 4840.000 7.3541E-01 (1988,189,2200) 14, 15 390.000 4860.000 2.8335E-01 (1988,189,2300) 15, 10 410.000 4760.000 7.6574E-01 (1988,189,0800) 15, 11 410.000 4780.000 2.3780E+00 (1988,189,0600) 15, 12 410.000 4800.000 5.2013E-01 (1988,189,0400) 15, 13 410.000 4820.000 4.4443E-01 (1988,189,2200) 1 - RANK HIGHEST VALUES FOR PERIOD Multiply all values by 10 ** -3 15 I 0 0 0 17 283 1156 I + + + + + + 14 I 0 0 2 46 735 860 I + + + + + + 13 I 0 1 6 1399 1470 444 I + + + + + + 12 I 1 3 9 1085 340 520 I + + + + + + 11 I 1 8 20 904 3000 2378 I + + + + + + 10 I 3 18 41 235 902 766 I + + + + + + ----------------------------------- 10 11 12 13 14 15 Table G-27 (Continued) Sample CALPOST Output File (CALPOST.LST) (Partial Listing) ********************************************************************************************************************************** CALPOST Version 5.2 Level 991104d ********************************************************************************************************************************** 24HR VISIBILITY VISIB ___SN__ (1/Mega-m) Modeled Extinction by Species YEAR DAY HR RECEPTOR COORDINATES (km) TYPE BEXT(Model) BEXT(BKG) BEXT(Total) %CHANGE F(RH) bxSO4 bxNO3 bxOC bxEC bxPMC bxPMF 1988 190 0 15, 11 410.000 4780.000 G 0.370 18.023 18.392 2.05 2.548 0.210 0.159 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000 --- Number of days with Extinction Change => 5.0 % : 0 --- Number of days with Extinction Change => 10.0 % : 0 --- Largest Extinction Change = 2.05 % ********************************************************************************************************************************** CALPOST Version 5.2 Level 991104d ********************************************************************************************************************************** Run-Length VISIBILITY VISIB ___SN__ (1/Mega-m) RECEPTOR COORDINATES (km) TYPE BEXT(Model) BEXT(BKG) BEXT(Total) %CHANGE F(RH) 15, 11 410.000 4780.000 G 0.370 18.023 18.392 2.05 2.548 --- Number of recs with Extinction Change > 1.0 % : 5 --- Largest Extinction Change = 2.05 % MAR 2006 -- PostProc G-87
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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-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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Table F-18 PTEMARB.DAT - Time-Invar
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Table F-19 (Concluded) PTEMARB.DAT
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Table F-20 Sample BAEMARB.DAT file
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Table F-21 BAEMARB.DAT - Header Rec
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BAEMARB.DAT File - Data Records The
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Table F-23 BAEMARB.DAT - Time-Varyi
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F.5 Line Source Emissions File With
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Table F-26 LNEMARB.DAT - Time-Invar
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Table F-28 Sample VOLEMARB.DAT file
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Table F-29 VOLEMARB.DAT - Header Re
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VOLEMARB.DAT File - Data Records Th
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Table F-30 VOLEMARB.DAT - Time-Inva
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Table F-31 (Concluded) VOLEMARB.DAT
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values in time provided in Input Gr
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Table F-32 (Continued) Boundary Con
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Table F-32 (Continued) Boundary Con
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Table F-33 BCON.DAT File Inputs Var
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Table F-34 Sample User-Specified De
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Table F-35 Sample Hourly Ozone Data
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Table F-36 OZONE.DAT - Header Recor
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Table F-37 OZONE.DAT - Time-Invaria
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F.10 User-Specified Chemical Transf
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Table F-40 Sample CTDMPLUS Terrain
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Table F-42 HILL.DAT File - Record G
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F.13 Subgrid Scale Coastal Boundary
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Table F-48 Sample Mass Flux Boundar
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Table F-49 FLUXBDY.DAT - Header Rec
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F.15 CALPUFF Output Files F.15.1 Li
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Table F-52 (Concluded) Unformatted
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Table F-53 Unformatted CONC.DAT Fil
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Table F-60 Sample Debug Puff-Tracki
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F.16 OPTHILL When the subgrid scale
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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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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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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-13 CALSUM Control File Stru
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Page 382 and 383: VOLUME II & III REFERENCES Allwine,
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