Mexico City WindDirectionStates-2006
Transcript of Mexico City WindDirectionStates-2006
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JULY, 2009
The Mexico City 2006 Wind Direction States
A. T. CeladaA. T. Celada--Murillo, A.Murillo, A.SalcidoSalcido
Instituto de Investigaciones Elctricas
MEXICO
20 th IASTED International Conference on Modelling and Simulation 2009
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Motivation
The characterization of the wind circulation events and the recognition
of their main patterns constitute an important issue to understand how the
air pollutants will be spatially and temporally distributed by the winds on
the urban settlements.
Objetive
Identify, organize and classify the surface wind circulation events at the
Mexican City Metropolitan Area, in terms of a simple and discrete wind
direction state variable.
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Antecedents
Atmospheric emissions
High level atmospheric emissions
mobile sources Topography
Meteorology
Bad urbanization
Mexican City Metropolitan Area (MCMA) is one of the world
Megacities with strong air pollution problems.
80% vehicle emissions from a
fleet of 4 million cars
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Physiography
MCMA is a basin, with an average
altitude of 2240 masl, surrounded by
mountains on the W, S and E sides, with
a main opening at the N, and a gap at SE.
Chalco
The topographical and meteorological conditions here are two factors thatincrease the complexity and gravity of MCMA air pollution problem.
Low possibilities of air pollutant ventilation
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WIND DIRECTION STATES MODELWIND DIRECTION STATES MODEL
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State 1377 = 767 (decimal)
43N
E
NE
SSW
W
NW
SE
Wind direction states
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0 4095(decimal base)
0000 7777(octal base)
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The 4096 wind direction states can be organized in 81 groups
GROUPS
(, , )
sign of the vorticity of the state
Anticyclonic (A) : - 1
Null vorticity : 0
Cyclonic (C) : + 1
sign of the divergence of the state
Convergent winds (C) : - 1
Null divergent : 0 Divergent winds (D) : + 1
Wind direction sector of the average value of the
four mean wind directions of one quadrant
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Meteorological Data
6666 h
performance 100% simultaneously
1250 different wind direction states
5.33 % average occurrence for each state.
Year 2006
9 meteorological RAMA stations
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CC = 25.5 %
AC = 24.7 %
CD = 12.7 %
FLAT = 12.0 %
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AC = 12.3 %
CC = 10.2 %
CD = 7.1 %
FLAT = 7.2 %
Day
Night
CC = 15.3 %
AC = 12.4 %
CD = 5.6 %
FLAT = 4.8 %
Divergent winds: 18.9 %
Convergent winds: 25.2%
Divergent winds: 8.1 %
Convergent winds: 31.6%
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ConclusionsConclusions
We presented a model that represents complex wind circulation events
with a simplified and discrete wind direction state variable.
Wind circulation events can be represented only by 4096 states
These states, also, can be organized in 81 groups taking into accounttheir cyclonic or anticyclonic, divergent or convergent circulation
features.
These organization can help us in the search of the correlation withthe wind driving mechanisms in a study area.
Our results, at qualitatively level, show the effects of these differentwind driving forces in the simplified wind direction states.