Utilization of satellite-derived high resolution land use/land cover data for the meteorological, emissions, and air quality modeling

Daewon Byun; Soontae Kim; Fang Yi Cheng; Steven W. Stetson; David Nowak; Mark Estes; David Hitchcock

Utilization of satellite-derived high resolution land use/land cover data for the meteorological, emissions, and air quality modeling

Daewon Byun, Soontae Kim, Fang Yi Cheng, Steven W. Stetson, David Nowak, Mark Estes, David Hitchcock

Department of Atmospheric Sciences

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The effects of utilizing the high resolution LU/LC data on the meteorological simulation results, biogenic emissions, estimates, and simulation results of air quality, are discussed. The air quality model sensitivity modeling resulted that the higher the air temperature the higher the ozone concentrations. The LU/LC changes not only modify the meteorological conditions, but also affect the biogenic emissions in the HGA atmosphere. The analysis results indicate that there are benefits of greening the Houston-Galveston metropolitan area, such as lowering air temperature and thus the reducing the photochemical production of ozone.

Original language	English
Pages	419-424
Number of pages	6
State	Published - 2004
Event	5th Symposium on the Urban Environment - Vancouver, BC, Canada Duration: 23 Aug 2004 → 26 Aug 2004

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Conference	5th Symposium on the Urban Environment
Country/Territory	Canada
City	Vancouver, BC
Period	23/08/04 → 26/08/04

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Utilization of satellite-derived high resolution land use/land cover data for the meteorological, emissions, and air quality modeling

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