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Evaluating Regional Pulmonary Deposition using Patient-Specific 3D Printed Lung Models
Published on: November 11, 2020
Design and validation of a multiphase 3D model to simulate tropospheric pollution
Claudio Carnevale1, Edoardo Decanini, Marialuisa Volta
1Department of Electronics for the Automation, University of Brescia, Via Branze 38, I-25123 Brescia, Italy. carneval@ing.unibs.it
Abstract:
This work presents the Transport and Chemical Aerosol Model (TCAM) formulation and its validation in the frame of CityDelta-CAFE project. TCAM is a 3D eulerian multiphase model simulating tropospheric secondary pollution at mesoscale. It is included in the GAMES (Gas Aerosol Modelling Evaluation System) modelling system, designed to support the analysis of secondary pollution dynamics and to assess the impact of emission control strategies. The presented validation assessment has been performed in the frame of the CityDelta II project over the Milan domain and concerns both gas and aerosol 1999 simulations. Ozone, nitrogen oxides and aerosol computed and observed patterns have been compared and analysed by means of statistical indicators showing high model performances for both winter and summer pollution regimes.
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