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May 3, 2011 Air Resources Laboratory 1 cialized Dispersion and Meteorology Sup Air Resources Laboratory Review Tuesday, May 3 - 5, 2011 Walt Schalk Air Resources Laboratory

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Specialized Dispersion and Meteorology Support. Walt Schalk Air Resources Laboratory. Air Resources Laboratory Review Tuesday, May 3 - 5, 2011. ARL’s expertise and services are sought out. Dispersion is cornerstone to services Customer relationship pairs Their specific & unique needs - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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May 3, 2011 Air Resources Laboratory 1

Specialized Dispersion and Meteorology Support

Air Resources Laboratory ReviewTuesday, May 3 - 5, 2011

Walt SchalkAir Resources Laboratory

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ARL’s expertise and services are sought out

Dispersion is cornerstone to services

Customer relationship pairs- Their specific & unique needs- ARL expertise and experience

ARL Benefit- Feedback to research

Dispersion

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Feedback to Research

ARLDispersionResearch

Improvedtools

Improvedmodels

Increasedexpertise

Expandedapplications

ARL Services

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Feedback to Research

ARLDispersionResearch

Improvedtools

Improvedmodels

Increasedexpertise

Expandedapplications

ARL Services

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Customers

Primary

Others

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Services Provide to DOE

Meteorological Data Collection

Consequence Assessment

Meteorological Data Analysis

Mesoscale Weather Forecast modeling

Meteorological Surveillance & Forecasting

Specialized Experimental Support

Air Quality Modeling – permitting

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Meteorological Data Collection

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Consequence Assessment

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Meteorological Data Analysis

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Mesoscale Weather Forecast Modeling

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Meteorological Surveillance & Forecasting

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Specialized Experimental Support

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Air Quality ModelingPermitting

AERMOD

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Specialized HYSPLIT Assessments

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Specialized HYSPLIT assessments

Japan

- Flow Patterns

- Time of arrival

- Material spread

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Specialized HYSPLIT assessments

Deepwater Horizon

- Odor Assessment

- Trajectories

- Dioxin

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Feedback to Research

ARLDispersionResearch

Improvedtools

Improvedmodels

Increasedexpertise

Expandedapplications

ARL Services

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Feedback to ARL and NOAA R&DHYSPLIT improvements - improved radiological event codesREADY improvements - Flash (web) based map interactive displayMesoscale Modeling - Mesonet data being used to verify WRF and HRRR model forecasts Resources - large areas for studies – Field Labs

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Future Direction Continue current Services - DOE - specialized HYSPLIT assessments

Continue to take lessons learned, data, needs and feed them back into ARL and NOAA R&D

Look to new areas of research opportunities: - NOAA/DOE Renewable Energy activities - Fine scale wind analyses and predictions - improve mesoscale models for the desert SW

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Thank you !