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Regional chEmical trAnsport Model(REAM)

Yuzhong Zhang, Yuhang Wang, Charles Smeltzer, Dasa Gu, Zhen Liu

[email protected]

1. REAM Modeling Setup and Specification2. Characterization of air pollution and emissions in China3. Pollutant distribution and lightning NOx study in USA4. Comparing with campaigns and monitoring5. HTAP2 preliminary results

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REAM specification

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O3-NOx-VOCs-Halogen photochemistry

Dry/wet deposition

Meteorological fields

3-D advection

Emission inventory

BC: GEOS-Chem

Met: WRF

Biogenic: MEGAN

Vertical: 30 layers

Horizontal: 4km-36km

Biogenic emissions

Soil, lightning emissionsInitial, boundary condition

Vertical turbulent diffusion

Convective transport

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REAM specification

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Dimension 0‐D 1‐D 3‐D

Resolution 4km 36km 200m*

Functionality CTM inversion

Cloud‐resolvingTracer model

REAM is a research model, providing flexibility and functionality for varied research objectives

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Study China air pollution

Liu et al., 2010; Liu et al., 2012

CARE Beijing 2007 campaign

0‐D 1‐D

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Height

Stability

Deep>1km

Medium0.5‐1km

Shallow<0.5km 

Turbulent (<0.1K/km) 40 ‐ ‐Neutral (0.1‐1K/km) 123 24 ‐Stable (>1K/km) ‐ 7 12

Vertical distribution of pollutants

DISCOVER-AQ 2011 Baltimore

Zhang et al., in prep

1‐D

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Inversed NOx emission trend in China

Gu et al., 2013; Gu et al., 2014Chemical nonlinearity

Increase of emissions overall

Decrease or flat emissions in the developed cities

3‐D

Inversion

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Missing source of glyoxal using inversion

3‐D

Inversion

Missing glyoxal attributed to underestimation of aromatic emissions

Liu et al., 2012

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Lightning NOx emissions

Smeltzer et al., in prep

3‐D

Cloudresolving

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Trace NOx contributions from each grid

3‐D

Tagged‐Tracer

Each box has it's own NO2 tracer throughout the whole domain

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• US domain• 36km• Gas phase• Base simulation

– Station surface– Station profile

• Fixed BC simulation

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HTAP status 

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DISCOVER‐AQ vertical profiles

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DISCOVER‐AQ column correlations

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Observation Model Bias Correlation r MAD CV ppbv ppbv ppbv ppbv Whole 48.9 48.1 -0.8 0.66 7.0 14% SE US 48.5 50.7 2.2 0.73 5.9 12%

EPA monitoring sites

3‐D

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EPA monitoring sites

October, 2010

3‐D

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Ozonesonde in the western US

Monthly mean BC Hourly updating BC ozonesonde

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Calnex aircraft measurements

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Questions?

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