USING WRFCHEM MODEL FOR THE FORECAST OF BIOMASS

USING WRF-CHEM MODEL FOR THE FORECAST OF BIOMASS BURNNIG AEROSOLS TRAYECTORY Dr. Aldo S. Moya Álvarez METEOROLOGICAL CENTER OF VILLA CLARA

The WRF-Chem model is now released as part of the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) modeling package. And due to this dependence upon WRF, it is assumed that anyone choosing to use WRF Chem is very familiar with the set-up and use of the basic WRF model. It would be best for new WRF users to first gain training and experience in editing, compiling, configuring, and using WRF before venturing into the more advanced realm of setting up and running the WRF-Chem model.

WHAT IS THE WRF MODEL?

EXAMPLE USE OF THE WRF MODEL IN CUBA 1. 2. 3. 4. cu_physics- Kain-Fritsch (new Eta) scheme bl_physics - ACM 2 (Pleim) scheme. ra_lw_physics - rrtmg scheme ra_sw_physics - rrtmg scheme INPUT GFS DATA AT 0. 5° OF SPATIAL RESOLUTION 24 KM 8 KM

EXAMPLE: WRF TEMPERATURES OUTPUTS FOR 21/FEB/2015 AT 03: 00 UTC

WRF-CHEM IS USED FOR THE FORECAST OF SUBSTANCES AND AEROSOLS TRANSPORT IN THE ATMOSPHERE. THE MODEL INCORPORATES THE EQUATION OF TURBULENT DIFUSION TO THE ATMOSPHERIC EQUATIONS SYSTEM

CHEM MODULE WORKS AS AN INTEGRATED AND INTERACTIVE SYSTEM WITH THE REST OF WRF MODLULES

TEMPERATURE FIELD OUTPUT WRF-CHEM MODEL

RAIN FIELD OUTPUT WRF-CHEM MODEL

WRF-CHEM OUTPUTS FOR CUBA AND PERU REGION PM 10 SCATTER FOR PARTICLES EMITTED BY TWO FOREST FIRES IN CUBA PM 10 SCATTER FOR PARTICLES EMITTED BY FOREST FIRES IN SOUTHAMERICA