Analysis of full-scale data obtained in a street canyon

In urban areas high air pollutant concentrations may be observed, mostly within street canyons, where buildings and other obstacles disturb the airflow and turbulence. Air motions inside the street canyons are influenced by aerodynamic and thermal effects and by the movements of the vehicles. In thi...

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spelling paper:paper_01876236_v20_n1_p93_Mazzeo2023-06-08T15:19:41Z Analysis of full-scale data obtained in a street canyon Street canyons Traffic pollution Urban air quality air quality atmospheric pollution carbon monoxide nitrogen oxides street canyon traffic emission urban atmosphere Central Europe Eurasia Europe Germany Hannover Lower Saxony In urban areas high air pollutant concentrations may be observed, mostly within street canyons, where buildings and other obstacles disturb the airflow and turbulence. Air motions inside the street canyons are influenced by aerodynamic and thermal effects and by the movements of the vehicles. In this article, we analyze hourly CO and NOx concentrations measured at 1.5 m height on the west side of a street canyon of Göttinger Strasse in Hannover (Germany) and background CO and NOx, wind speed and direction that have been measured on the roof of a nearby building. Information of traffic flow in the street is also available. Results show the presence of a vortex cell inside the street canyon when the ambient wind is greater than 1.8 m/s and is mainly perpendicular to the street axis. We evaluated of the relative influence of ambient and traffic-induced turbulences on local concentrations inside the canyon. The results show that traffic-induced turbulence becomes important when the wind is lower than 2 m/s. 2007 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_01876236_v20_n1_p93_Mazzeo http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_01876236_v20_n1_p93_Mazzeo
institution Universidad de Buenos Aires
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collection Biblioteca Digital - Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales (UBA)
topic Street canyons
Traffic pollution
Urban air quality
air quality
atmospheric pollution
carbon monoxide
nitrogen oxides
street canyon
traffic emission
urban atmosphere
Central Europe
Eurasia
Europe
Germany
Hannover
Lower Saxony
spellingShingle Street canyons
Traffic pollution
Urban air quality
air quality
atmospheric pollution
carbon monoxide
nitrogen oxides
street canyon
traffic emission
urban atmosphere
Central Europe
Eurasia
Europe
Germany
Hannover
Lower Saxony
Analysis of full-scale data obtained in a street canyon
topic_facet Street canyons
Traffic pollution
Urban air quality
air quality
atmospheric pollution
carbon monoxide
nitrogen oxides
street canyon
traffic emission
urban atmosphere
Central Europe
Eurasia
Europe
Germany
Hannover
Lower Saxony
description In urban areas high air pollutant concentrations may be observed, mostly within street canyons, where buildings and other obstacles disturb the airflow and turbulence. Air motions inside the street canyons are influenced by aerodynamic and thermal effects and by the movements of the vehicles. In this article, we analyze hourly CO and NOx concentrations measured at 1.5 m height on the west side of a street canyon of Göttinger Strasse in Hannover (Germany) and background CO and NOx, wind speed and direction that have been measured on the roof of a nearby building. Information of traffic flow in the street is also available. Results show the presence of a vortex cell inside the street canyon when the ambient wind is greater than 1.8 m/s and is mainly perpendicular to the street axis. We evaluated of the relative influence of ambient and traffic-induced turbulences on local concentrations inside the canyon. The results show that traffic-induced turbulence becomes important when the wind is lower than 2 m/s.
title Analysis of full-scale data obtained in a street canyon
title_short Analysis of full-scale data obtained in a street canyon
title_full Analysis of full-scale data obtained in a street canyon
title_fullStr Analysis of full-scale data obtained in a street canyon
title_full_unstemmed Analysis of full-scale data obtained in a street canyon
title_sort analysis of full-scale data obtained in a street canyon
publishDate 2007
url https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_01876236_v20_n1_p93_Mazzeo
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_01876236_v20_n1_p93_Mazzeo
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