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Homework Assignments
Date 2024 | Details |
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11 Mar | Stull and/or Tim covers Panoply installation and use. If time, Stull will get a head-start on CALPUFF technical info (Users Guide v5, section 2.1 ) |
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13 Mar | Tim Chui leads us in the installation of Calpuff, Calmet, Calpost, CalWRF |
Bring your laptop to class for CALPUFF model set up. | |
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18 Mar in class |
Tim will finish guiding us on CALPUFF installation. Skim the CALPUFF-version 6 User Instructions. Stull will continue discussion of the Users Guide v5 section 2.1 on Puff Averaging and Slugs. |
Be prepared to discuss in class, and compare with AERMOD and HYSPLIT. What version of the system can read WRF files as meteorological input? What language is CALPUFF written in? What operating systems does it run on? |
20 Mar |
Schedule of presentations, based on sections from the CALPUFF User Guide-v5: see Piazza to sign up for sections to present. |
Note to ALL: please have your presentation ready before your scheduled date, in case others before you finish early. | |
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Calpuff Run Assignment ===== In part B, you will download some files from Optimum to your local computer, where you can use friendlier tools to view large files. In part C, you will answer questions about those files that you downloaded. ===== 1) CALPUFF: First, use secure copy to put onto your own local laptop a copy of the: 2) CALMET: Use secure copy to put onto your own local laptop a copy of the 3) CALPOST Use secure copy to put onto your own local laptop a copy of the 4) CALWRF Use secure copy to put onto your own local laptop a copy of the ===== 1. Each individual student turn submit (via Canvas if possible) the 3 .LST files you downloaded from Part B. 2. Work in groups (at each table in our classroom) to turn in one submission for the whole group, being sure to indicate which students are in your group. Explain what types of info are shown in each of the files, starting at the lines indicated here: Hints: -end- |
. This assignment assumes that you have run all the CALPUFF demos on the Optimum computer as taught in class, and that you already created all the input and output files for CALPUFF, CALMET, CALPOST, and CALWRF. Note, if you used different file names than we specified in the demo, then you will likely need to modify the scripts that we provide for this assignment. | |
25 Mar |
Finish presentations, based on sections from the CALPUFF User Guide-v5: |
Note to ALL: please have your presentation ready before your scheduled date, in case others before you finish early. | |
25 Mar |
HW on Slugs (2024), due today (but OK to turn in late). # Slugs # HW Exercise Statement ======= # Pollutant source info. # domain, assuming origin (x, y, z) = (0,0,0) is a base of smoke stack # spatial resolution for calculations of concentration EXERCISES:
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Use any computer language. Let me know if I forgot to give you a needed variable. |
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--> switch to using the CMAQ homework schedule now. |
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