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Multi-Meteorology Air Quality Ensemble. WRF. SMOKE. CMAQ. Produce eight members by varying WRF-ARW physics: SW & LW Radiation (Goddard/RRTM and CAM) Surface and Boundary Layer (MYJ and Yonsei University) Cumulus (New Kain-Fritsch and Grell-Devenyi Ensemble)

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WRF

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  1. Multi-Meteorology Air Quality Ensemble WRF SMOKE CMAQ Produce eight members by varying WRF-ARW physics: • SW & LW Radiation (Goddard/RRTM and CAM) • Surface and Boundary Layer (MYJ and Yonsei University) • Cumulus (New Kain-Fritsch and Grell-Devenyi Ensemble) Test on Summer 2006 ozone events in northeast U.S. Explore research questions: • How sensitive is emissions model to physics options? • How sensitive is air quality model to physics options? • Is the spread sufficient to represent forecast uncertainty? Debra Baker, PhD Student, Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences, University of Maryland, College Park Advisor: Eugenia Kalnay Committee: Da-Lin Zhang, Russ Dickerson, Ross Salawitch, and Jeff Stehr Funding: National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship E-mail: drb@atmos.umd.edu

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