An investigation of ozone and planetary boundary layer dynamics over the complex topography of Grenoble combining measurements and modeling
This paper concerns an evaluation of ozone (O<sub>3</sub>) and planetary boundary layer (PBL) dynamics over the complex topography of the Grenoble region through a combination of measurements and mesoscale model (METPHOMOD) predictions for three days, during July 1999. The measurement...
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author | O. Couach I. Balin R. Jiménez P. Ristori S. Perego F. Kirchner V. Simeonov B. Calpini H. van den Bergh |
author_facet | O. Couach I. Balin R. Jiménez P. Ristori S. Perego F. Kirchner V. Simeonov B. Calpini H. van den Bergh |
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description | This paper concerns an evaluation of ozone (O<sub>3</sub>) and planetary boundary layer (PBL) dynamics over the complex topography of the Grenoble region through a combination of measurements and mesoscale model (METPHOMOD) predictions for three days, during July 1999. The measurements of O<sub>3</sub> and PBL structure were obtained with a Differential Absorption Lidar (DIAL) system, situated 20 km south of Grenoble at Vif (310 m ASL). The combined lidar observations and model calculations are in good agreement with atmospheric measurements obtained with an instrumented aircraft (METAIR). Ozone fluxes were calculated using lidar measurements of ozone vertical profiles concentrations and the horizontal wind speeds measured with a Radar Doppler wind profiler (DEGREANE. The ozone flux patterns indicate that the diurnal cycle of ozone production is controlled by local thermal winds. The convective PBL maximum height was some 2700 m above the land surface while the nighttime residual ozone layer was generally found between 1200 and 2200 m. Finally we evaluate the magnitude of the ozone processes at different altitudes in order to estimate the photochemical ozone production due to the primary pollutants emissions of Grenoble city and the regional network of automobile traffic. |
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spelling | doaj.art-c4e24947c3824ed9bdad62012cf3d7712022-12-21T19:49:29ZengCopernicus PublicationsAtmospheric Chemistry and Physics1680-73161680-73242003-01-0133549562An investigation of ozone and planetary boundary layer dynamics over the complex topography of Grenoble combining measurements and modelingO. CouachI. BalinR. JiménezP. RistoriS. PeregoF. KirchnerV. SimeonovB. CalpiniH. van den BerghThis paper concerns an evaluation of ozone (O<sub>3</sub>) and planetary boundary layer (PBL) dynamics over the complex topography of the Grenoble region through a combination of measurements and mesoscale model (METPHOMOD) predictions for three days, during July 1999. The measurements of O<sub>3</sub> and PBL structure were obtained with a Differential Absorption Lidar (DIAL) system, situated 20 km south of Grenoble at Vif (310 m ASL). The combined lidar observations and model calculations are in good agreement with atmospheric measurements obtained with an instrumented aircraft (METAIR). Ozone fluxes were calculated using lidar measurements of ozone vertical profiles concentrations and the horizontal wind speeds measured with a Radar Doppler wind profiler (DEGREANE. The ozone flux patterns indicate that the diurnal cycle of ozone production is controlled by local thermal winds. The convective PBL maximum height was some 2700 m above the land surface while the nighttime residual ozone layer was generally found between 1200 and 2200 m. Finally we evaluate the magnitude of the ozone processes at different altitudes in order to estimate the photochemical ozone production due to the primary pollutants emissions of Grenoble city and the regional network of automobile traffic.http://www.atmos-chem-phys.net/3/549/2003/acp-3-549-2003.pdf |
spellingShingle | O. Couach I. Balin R. Jiménez P. Ristori S. Perego F. Kirchner V. Simeonov B. Calpini H. van den Bergh An investigation of ozone and planetary boundary layer dynamics over the complex topography of Grenoble combining measurements and modeling Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics |
title | An investigation of ozone and planetary boundary layer dynamics over the complex topography of Grenoble combining measurements and modeling |
title_full | An investigation of ozone and planetary boundary layer dynamics over the complex topography of Grenoble combining measurements and modeling |
title_fullStr | An investigation of ozone and planetary boundary layer dynamics over the complex topography of Grenoble combining measurements and modeling |
title_full_unstemmed | An investigation of ozone and planetary boundary layer dynamics over the complex topography of Grenoble combining measurements and modeling |
title_short | An investigation of ozone and planetary boundary layer dynamics over the complex topography of Grenoble combining measurements and modeling |
title_sort | investigation of ozone and planetary boundary layer dynamics over the complex topography of grenoble combining measurements and modeling |
url | http://www.atmos-chem-phys.net/3/549/2003/acp-3-549-2003.pdf |
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