Dispersion modeling of particulate matter from the in-situ burning of spilled oil in the northwest Arctic area of Canada

Keyphrases

• Ambient Conditions 33%
• Arctic Area 100%
• Atmosphere Stability 33%
• Burned Area 33%
• Burning Zone 33%
• Canada 100%
• Combustion Method 66%
• Concentration Distribution 33%
• Dispersion Modeling 100%
• Dispersion Pattern 33%
• Emission Sources 33%
• Fine Particulate Matter 33%
• Gaussian Plume Model 33%
• Health Risk 66%
• High Concentration 33%
• In-situ Burning 100%
• Low Temperature 33%
• Low Wind Speed 33%
• Method Factors 33%
• Natural Factors 33%
• Oil Spill Response 66%
• Oil Spreading 33%
• Particulate Matter 100%
• Pollutant Concentration 33%
• Pollutant Diffusion 66%
• Pollution Dispersion 33%
• Simulation Scenarios 33%
• Spatial Distribution 33%
• Spilled Oil 100%
• Steady State 33%
• Technical Staff 33%
• Temperature Inversion 33%
• Temporal Distribution 33%
• Wind Stability 33%

Earth and Planetary Sciences

• Atmospheric Aerosol 100%
• Canada 100%
• Emission Source 50%
• Emissions 50%
• Fine Particulate Matter 50%
• Oil Spill Response 100%
• Planetary Atmosphere 50%
• Spatial Distribution 50%
• Temperature Inversion 50%
• Temporal Distribution 50%

Chemical Engineering

• Atmospheric Aerosol 100%
• Fine Particulate Matter 100%