WORKING GROUP 11: ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY

Georg Grell (lead), NOAA/ESRL/GSD
Mary Barth, NCAR
Saulo R. Freitas, Centro de Previsao de Tempo e Estudos Climaticos, Brazil
Daewon W. Byun, University of Houston
Greg Carmichael, University of Iowa
Jerome Fast, PNL
John McHenry, Baron Advanced Meteorological Systems
Stuart McKeen, NOAA/ESRL/CSD

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Jeff McQueen, NCEP
Jon Pleim, EPA
Kenneth L. Schere, EPA
Bill Skamarock, NCAR
Rainer Schmitz, Univerisyt of Chile, Chile, University of Chile
Doug Westphal, USN Research Lab
Steven Peckham, NOAAESRL/GSD
Julius Chang, National Central University, Taiwan

Mission

The mission of the atmospheric chemistry working group is to guide the development of the capability to simulate chemistry and aerosols — online as well as offline — within the WRF model.  The resulting WRF/Chem model will have the option to simulate the coupling between dynamics, radiation and chemistry. Uses include forecasting chemical-weather, testing air pollution abatement strategies, planning and forecasting for field campaigns, analyzing measurements from field campaigns and the assimilation of satellite and in-situ chemical measurements.


Interaction with other WRF Groups

The initial development of WRF/Chem is involved with the Numerics and Model Dynamics (WG1), Model Physics (WG5), and  Land Surface Modeling (WG14).
 

Community Involvement

2007 WRF workshop information - Meeting minutes and mini-tutorial presentations

2006 WRF workshop working group 11 meeting minutes

Known issues with the WRF model.

Known issues with the WRF/Chem model.

Email WRF/Chem help with question regarding WRF/Chem model.

WRF/Chem related announcements. Updated 16 July 2008

WRF/Chem version 3.0 Users Guide Updated 22 July 2008


Model Information

WRF/Chem Public Domain Notice

Current Status of WRF/Chem

Anthropogenic Emissions Available for WRF/Chem

Model Evaluation

Publications related to WRF/Chem

Future Plans

WRF/Chem FAQs

Real-time Air Quality Forecasts using WRF/Chem


This page developed and maintained by Dr. Steven Peckham
Model questions should be directed to WRF/Chem help .
Last modified: Wednesday July 16, 2008 11:55 AM