Georg Grell (lead), NOAA/ESRL/GSD |
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Jeff McQueen, NCEP |
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.
Real Time forecasts using WRF-Chem
Real-time Air Quality Forecasts using WRF-Chem from around the globe
Community Involvement
Known issues with the WRF model.
Known issues with the current WRF-Chem model. Updated on 03 June 2013
Known issues with the version 3.4 WRF-Chem model. Updated on 24 April 2013
Email WRF-Chem help with question regarding WRF-Chem model.
Model Information
The WRF Model main webpage and the Users Resources page
WRF-Chem References and related Publications < ---- Updated 15 March 2013
Anthropogenic Emissions Available for WRF-Chem
Online Education
WRF-Chem 2012 Tutorial Presentations
WRF-Chem 2011 Tutorial Presentations
WRF-Chem 2010 Tutorial Presentations
WRF-Chem 2009 Tutorial Presentations
WRF-Chem 2008 Tutorial Presentations
WRF-Chem version 3.4 Users Guide
Tutorial Exercises for WRF-Chem version 3.4
Tutorial Exercises for WRF-Chem version 3.5 < ---- currently updating
Main WRF Model Tutorial Webpage
This page developed and maintained by Dr. Steven Peckham
Model questions should be directed to WRF-Chem help .
Last modified: Friday May 17, 2013 01:40 PM