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Technical Meeting WG3 Source Apport Zagreb, Croatia 27-29 June 2016 CAMx Sensitivity SA Runs G. Pirovano, P. Brotto, J. Ferreira, Y. Long, C. Emery, G. Yarwood, F. Pradelle, S. Pillon, A. Dalla Fontana, A. Poupkou, N. Liora, D. Melas What was

  1. Technical Meeting WG3 Source Apport Zagreb, Croatia 27-29 June 2016 CAMx Sensitivity SA Runs G. Pirovano, P. Brotto, J. Ferreira, Y. Long, C. Emery, G. Yarwood, F. Pradelle, S. Pillon, A. Dalla Fontana, A. Poupkou, N. Liora, D. Melas

  2. What was done? • Two 3 month periods - seasons  Summer (01/06 – 31/08/2011)  Winter (15/11/2011 – 15/02/2012) • Sensitivity analysis  benchmark case (RSE)  KV scheme changed in WRFCAMx (from YSU to CMAQ) (ARPAV)  nested domain switched off (influence of resolution on SA results) (UAVR)  evaluate Organic aerosol trough VBS instead of SOAP (RE) • 10 receptors • 9 mandatory categories/ 15 optional • SOA PSAT – turned off 2

  3. Which categories/species? Species PM25 PM10 EC OPA-10 POA SOA NO3 SO4 NH4 OPA-25 3

  4. Which categories/species? Mandatory categories Optional categories 01 - Electric Energy production 01 - Electric Energy production 02- BIO - Domestic heating (b. burning) 02-BIO - Domestic heating (biomass burning) 03-04 - Industrial processes 03-04 - Industrial processes 07 - Transport (all) 07-RTR - Transport (others) 71-RTG - Transport (gasoline) 72-RTD - Transport (heavy duty) 75-RTW - Transport (mopeds) 08 – Shipping 08 – Shipping 10 – Agriculture 10 – Agriculture 11 - Dust 11-DST – Dust 99 - Other Anthrop + MS2 other + SSalt + 11-SLT – Sea Salt BVOC 11-BSO – Biogenic VOC 99 - Other Anthrop 02-OTH - Domestic heating (other) ALL_BC - contribution of boundary conditions 4

  5. Global Results @ LENS PARIS RUR_BKG2 5

  6. Results @LENS Totals EC POA ARPAV RSE UAVR ARPAV RSE UAVR 2.5 3 2.5 2 2 1.5 1.5 1 1 0.5 0.5 0 0 WIN SUM WIN SUM SO 4 NH 4 NO 3 ARPAV RSE UAVR ARPAV RSE UAVR ARPAV RSE UAVR 3 2.5 5 2.5 2 4 2 1.5 3 1.5 1 2 1 0.5 1 0.5 0 0 0 WIN SUM WIN SUM WIN SUM 6

  7. Results @LENS Totals OPA-25 OPA-10 SOA ARPAV RSE UAVR ARPAV RSE UAVR ARPAV RSE UAVR 6 12 0.12 5 10 0.1 4 8 0.08 3 6 0.06 2 4 0.04 1 2 0.02 0 0 0 WIN SUM WIN SUM WIN SUM PM10 PM2.5 ARPAV RSE UAVR ARPAV RSE UAVR 25 25 20 20 15 15 10 10 5 5 0 0 WIN SUM WIN SUM 7

  8. Results @PARIS Totals EC POA ARPAV RSE UAVR ARPAV RSE UAVR 2.5 3 2.5 2 2 1.5 1.5 1 1 0.5 0.5 0 0 WIN SUM WIN SUM SO 4 NO 3 NH 4 ARPAV RSE UAVR ARPAV RSE UAVR ARPAV RSE UAVR 3 5 2.5 2.5 4 2 2 3 1.5 1.5 2 1 1 1 0.5 0.5 0 0 0 WIN SUM WIN SUM WIN SUM 8

  9. Results @PARIS Totals OPA-25 OPA-10 SOA ARPAV RSE UAVR ARPAV RSE UAVR ARPAV RSE UAVR 6 12 0.12 5 10 0.1 8 4 0.08 6 3 0.06 2 4 0.04 1 2 0.02 0 0 0 WIN SUM WIN SUM WIN SUM PM10 PM2.5 ARPAV RSE UAVR ARPAV RSE UAVR 25 25 20 20 15 15 10 10 5 5 0 0 WIN SUM WIN SUM 9

  10. Results @RUR_BKG2 Totals EC POA ARPAV RSE UAVR ARPAV RSE UAVR 2.5 3 2.5 2 2 1.5 1.5 1 1 0.5 0.5 0 0 WIN SUM WIN SUM SO 4 NO 3 NH 4 ARPAV RSE UAVR ARPAV RSE UAVR ARPAV RSE UAVR 3 5 2.5 2.5 4 2 2 3 1.5 1.5 2 1 1 1 0.5 0.5 0 0 0 WIN SUM WIN SUM WIN SUM 10

  11. Results @RUR_BKG2 Totals OPA-25 SOA OPA-10 ARPAV RSE UAVR ARPAV RSE UAVR ARPAV RSE UAVR 6 0.12 12 5 0.1 10 4 0.08 8 3 0.06 6 2 0.04 4 1 0.02 2 0 0 0 WIN SUM WIN SUM WIN SUM PM10 PM2.5 ARPAV RSE UAVR ARPAV RSE UAVR 25 25 20 20 15 15 10 10 5 5 0 0 WIN SUM WIN SUM 11

  12. Detailed Results @ LENS 12

  13. Results @LENS EC Winter Summer 1 1 EC-25-ALLBC EC-25-ALLBC 0.8 0.8 EC-25-99-OTH EC-25-99-OTH EC-25-11-DST EC-25-11-DST 0.6 0.6 Man EC-25-AGR EC-25-AGR 0.4 0.4 EC-25-08-SHP EC-25-08-SHP EC-25-07-RTR EC-25-07-RTR 0.2 0.2 EC-25-34-IND EC-25-34-IND 0 0 EC-25-02-BIO EC-25-02-BIO ARPAVman RSEman UAVRman ARPAVman RSEman UAVRman Similar contributions among runs EC-25-ALLBC EC-25-ALLBC but differences for different seasons 1 1 EC-25-99-OTH EC-25-99-OTH EC-25-11-BSO EC-25-11-BSO 0.8 0.8 EC-25-11-SLT EC-25-11-SLT EC-25-11-DST EC-25-11-DST 0.6 0.6 EC-25-10-AGR EC-25-10-AGR EC-25-08-SHP EC-25-08-SHP EC-25-75-RTW EC-25-75-RTW 0.4 0.4 Opt EC-25-72-RTD EC-25-72-RTD EC-25-71-RTG EC-25-71-RTG 0.2 0.2 EC-25-07-RTR EC-25-07-RTR EC-25-34-IND EC-25-34-IND EC-25-02-BIO EC-25-02-BIO 0 0 EC-25-02-OTH EC-25-02-OTH ARPAVopt RSEopt UAVRopt ARPAVopt RSEopt UAVRopt EC-25-01-ENI EC-25-01-ENI 13

  14. Results @LENS EC Opt Summer EC-25-01-ENI RSEopt UAVRopt EC-25-02-OTH EC-25-02-BIO EC-25-34-IND EC-25-07-RTR EC-25-01-ENI EC-25-71-RTG EC-25-02-OTH EC-25-72-RTD EC-25-75-RTW EC-25-02-BIO EC-25-08-SHP EC-25-34-IND EC-25-10-AGR EC-25-07-RTR EC-25-11-DST EC-25-11-SLT EC-25-71-RTG EC-25-11-BSO EC-25-72-RTD EC-25-99-OTH EC-25-75-RTW EC-25-ALLBC EC-25-08-SHP EC-25-10-AGR EC-25-11-DST Winter EC-25-11-SLT EC-25-11-BSO EC-25-99-OTH NO3-25-01-ENI NO3-25-01-ENI ARPAVopt RSEopt UAVRopt EC-25-ALLBC NO3-25-02-OTH NO3-25-02-OTH NO3-25-02-BIO NO3-25-02-BIO NO3-25-34-IND NO3-25-34-IND NO3-25-07-RTR NO3-25-07-RTR NO3-25-71-RTG NO3-25-71-RTG NO3-25-72-RTD NO3-25-72-RTD NO3-25-75-RTW NO3-25-75-RTW NO3-25-08-SHP NO3-25-08-SHP NO3-25-10-AGR NO3-25-10-AGR NO3-25-11-DST NO3-25-11-DST NO3-25-11-SLT NO3-25-11-SLT Different contributions from NO3-25-11-BSO NO3-25-11-BSO NO3-25-99-OTH NO3-25-99-OTH energy, small combustion, NO3-25-ALLBC NO3-25-ALLBC transport among runs 14

  15. Results @LENS POA Winter Summer 1.6 1.6 POA-25-ALLBC POA-25-ALLBC POA-25-99-OTH POA-25-99-OTH 1.2 1.2 POA-25-11-DST POA-25-11-DST Man POA-25-10-AGR POA-25-10-AGR 0.8 0.8 POA-25-08-SHP POA-25-08-SHP POA-25-07-RTR POA-25-07-RTR 0.4 0.4 POA-25-34-IND POA-25-34-IND POA-25-02-BIO POA-25-02-BIO 0 0 POA-25-01-ENI POA-25-01-ENI ARPAVman RSEman UAVRman ARPAVman RSEman UAVRman Similar contributions among runs POA-25-ALLBC POA-25-ALLBC 1.6 1.6 but differences for different seasons POA-25-99-OTH POA-25-99-OTH POA-25-11-BSO POA-25-11-BSO – biomass burning POA-25-11-SLT POA-25-11-SLT 1.2 1.2 POA-25-11-DST POA-25-11-DST POA-25-10-AGR POA-25-10-AGR POA-25-08-SHP POA-25-08-SHP 0.8 0.8 Opt POA-25-75-RTW POA-25-75-RTW POA-25-72-RTD POA-25-72-RTD POA-25-71-RTG POA-25-71-RTG 0.4 0.4 POA-25-07-RTR POA-25-07-RTR POA-25-34-IND POA-25-34-IND POA-25-02-BIO POA-25-02-BIO 0 0 POA-25-02-OTH POA-25-02-OTH ARPAVopt RSEopt UAVRopt ARPAVopt RSEopt UAVRopt POA-25-01-ENI POA-25-01-ENI 15

  16. Results @LENS NO3 Winter Summer 5.0 5.0 NO3-25-ALLBC NO3-25-ALLBC NO3-25-99-OTH NO3-25-99-OTH 4.0 4.0 NO3-25-11-DST NO3-25-11-DST Man 3.0 3.0 NO3-25-10-AGR NO3-25-10-AGR NO3-25-08-SHP NO3-25-08-SHP 2.0 2.0 NO3-25-07-RTR NO3-25-07-RTR NO3-25-34-IND NO3-25-34-IND 1.0 1.0 NO3-25-02-BIO NO3-25-02-BIO 0.0 0.0 NO3-25-01-ENI NO3-25-01-ENI ARPAVman RSEman UAVRman ARPAVman RSEman UAVRman Different contributions among runs and seasons NO3-25-ALLBC 5.0 NO3-25-ALLBC 5.0 NO3-25-99-OTH NO3-25-99-OTH NO3-25-11-BSO NO3-25-11-BSO 4.0 4.0 NO3-25-11-SLT NO3-25-11-SLT NO3-25-11-DST NO3-25-11-DST NO3-25-10-AGR NO3-25-10-AGR 3.0 3.0 Opt NO3-25-08-SHP NO3-25-08-SHP NO3-25-75-RTW NO3-25-75-RTW 2.0 2.0 NO3-25-72-RTD NO3-25-72-RTD NO3-25-71-RTG NO3-25-71-RTG NO3-25-07-RTR 1.0 1.0 NO3-25-07-RTR NO3-25-34-IND NO3-25-34-IND NO3-25-02-BIO NO3-25-02-BIO 0.0 0.0 NO3-25-02-OTH NO3-25-02-OTH 16 ARPAVopt RSEopt UAVRopt ARPAVopt RSEopt UAVRopt NO3-25-01-ENI NO3-25-01-ENI

  17. Results @LENS NO3 Opt Summer RSEopt UAVRopt NO3-25-01-ENI NO3-25-02-OTH Different contributions NO3-25-02-BIO among runs and seasons NO3-25-34-IND NO3-25-07-RTR from energy, transport NO3-25-71-RTG sources, boundaries NO3-25-72-RTD NO3-25-75-RTW NO3-25-08-SHP Winter NO3-25-10-AGR NO3-25-11-DST NO3-25-11-SLT NO3-25-01-ENI NO3-25-01-ENI ARPAVopt RSEopt UAVRopt NO3-25-11-BSO NO3-25-02-OTH NO3-25-02-OTH NO3-25-02-BIO NO3-25-02-BIO NO3-25-99-OTH NO3-25-34-IND NO3-25-34-IND NO3-25-ALLBC NO3-25-07-RTR NO3-25-07-RTR NO3-25-71-RTG NO3-25-71-RTG NO3-25-72-RTD NO3-25-72-RTD NO3-25-75-RTW NO3-25-75-RTW NO3-25-08-SHP NO3-25-08-SHP NO3-25-10-AGR NO3-25-10-AGR NO3-25-11-DST NO3-25-11-DST NO3-25-11-SLT NO3-25-11-SLT NO3-25-11-BSO NO3-25-11-BSO NO3-25-99-OTH NO3-25-99-OTH NO3-25-ALLBC NO3-25-ALLBC 17

  18. Results @LENS SO4 Winter Summer 2.5 2.5 SO4-25-ALLBC SO4-25-ALLBC SO4-25-99-OTH SO4-25-99-OTH 2 2 SO4-25-11-DST SO4-25-11-DST 1.5 1.5 SO4-25-10-AGR SO4-25-10-AGR Man SO4-25-08-SHP SO4-25-08-SHP 1 1 SO4-25-07-RTR SO4-25-07-RTR SO4-25-34-IND SO4-25-34-IND 0.5 0.5 SO4-25-02-BIO SO4-25-02-BIO 0 0 SO4-25-01-ENI SO4-25-01-ENI ARPAVman RSEman UAVRman ARPAVman RSEman UAVRman SO4-25-ALLBC SO4-25-ALLBC 2.5 2.5 SO4-25-99-OTH SO4-25-99-OTH SO4-25-11-BSO SO4-25-11-BSO 2 2 SO4-25-11-SLT SO4-25-11-SLT SO4-25-11-DST SO4-25-11-DST SO4-25-10-AGR SO4-25-10-AGR 1.5 1.5 SO4-25-08-SHP SO4-25-08-SHP SO4-25-75-RTW SO4-25-75-RTW Opt 1 1 SO4-25-72-RTD SO4-25-72-RTD SO4-25-71-RTG SO4-25-71-RTG SO4-25-07-RTR SO4-25-07-RTR 0.5 0.5 SO4-25-34-IND SO4-25-34-IND SO4-25-02-BIO SO4-25-02-BIO 0 0 SO4-25-02-OTH SO4-25-02-OTH ARPAVopt RSEopt UAVRopt ARPAVopt RSEopt UAVRopt SO4-25-01-ENI SO4-25-01-ENI 18

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