Daytime ventilation conditions in Buenos Aires city, Argentina
From routinely available observational data, the daytime ventilation conditions in Buenos Aires city have been studied. The climatological behaviour was analysed. The study included the effects of local conditions, such as the coastal location, the urban features and the influence of air humidity on...
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paper:paper_09574352_v22_n4_p379_Ulke2023-06-08T15:56:33Z Daytime ventilation conditions in Buenos Aires city, Argentina Ulke, Ana Graciela Air pollution potential Mixing height Urban air pollution Ventilation factor Atmospheric humidity Climatology Coastal zones Solar radiation Statistical methods Urban planning Ventilation Buenos Aires, Argentina Coastal location Daytime ventilation conditions Environmental impact air quality atmospheric pollution diurnal activity height urban pollution ventilation air pollution Argentina article atmosphere atmospheric dispersion city climate geography humidity methodology probability seashore seasonal variation statistical analysis statistical significance urban area winter Argentina Buenos Aires [Federal District] Federal District [Argentina] South America Western Hemisphere World From routinely available observational data, the daytime ventilation conditions in Buenos Aires city have been studied. The climatological behaviour was analysed. The study included the effects of local conditions, such as the coastal location, the urban features and the influence of air humidity on the characteristic parameters of the dispersive capability of the atmosphere. The frequencies of occurrence of daytime ventilation factors and related stability conditions were obtained. There is a relatively high probability for reduced daytime ventilation in winter. The most frequent daytime stability conditions in all ventilation factor ranges and seasons are the near-neutral and the slightly unstable atmospheric conditions. The frequencies of occurrence of reduced ventilation conditions are higher if humidity is not included, except during winter, when differences are nearly absent. Humidity inclusion produces an increase of the mean ventilation factors, especially in the warm season. Statistical tests have been applied to analyse the departures for significance. In some situations the influence of humidity is large enough to obtain a statistically significant response. Fil:Ulke, A.G. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. 2004 https://bibliotecadigital.exactas.uba.ar/collection/paper/document/paper_09574352_v22_n4_p379_Ulke http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_09574352_v22_n4_p379_Ulke |
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Air pollution potential Mixing height Urban air pollution Ventilation factor Atmospheric humidity Climatology Coastal zones Solar radiation Statistical methods Urban planning Ventilation Buenos Aires, Argentina Coastal location Daytime ventilation conditions Environmental impact air quality atmospheric pollution diurnal activity height urban pollution ventilation air pollution Argentina article atmosphere atmospheric dispersion city climate geography humidity methodology probability seashore seasonal variation statistical analysis statistical significance urban area winter Argentina Buenos Aires [Federal District] Federal District [Argentina] South America Western Hemisphere World |
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Air pollution potential Mixing height Urban air pollution Ventilation factor Atmospheric humidity Climatology Coastal zones Solar radiation Statistical methods Urban planning Ventilation Buenos Aires, Argentina Coastal location Daytime ventilation conditions Environmental impact air quality atmospheric pollution diurnal activity height urban pollution ventilation air pollution Argentina article atmosphere atmospheric dispersion city climate geography humidity methodology probability seashore seasonal variation statistical analysis statistical significance urban area winter Argentina Buenos Aires [Federal District] Federal District [Argentina] South America Western Hemisphere World Ulke, Ana Graciela Daytime ventilation conditions in Buenos Aires city, Argentina |
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Air pollution potential Mixing height Urban air pollution Ventilation factor Atmospheric humidity Climatology Coastal zones Solar radiation Statistical methods Urban planning Ventilation Buenos Aires, Argentina Coastal location Daytime ventilation conditions Environmental impact air quality atmospheric pollution diurnal activity height urban pollution ventilation air pollution Argentina article atmosphere atmospheric dispersion city climate geography humidity methodology probability seashore seasonal variation statistical analysis statistical significance urban area winter Argentina Buenos Aires [Federal District] Federal District [Argentina] South America Western Hemisphere World |
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From routinely available observational data, the daytime ventilation conditions in Buenos Aires city have been studied. The climatological behaviour was analysed. The study included the effects of local conditions, such as the coastal location, the urban features and the influence of air humidity on the characteristic parameters of the dispersive capability of the atmosphere. The frequencies of occurrence of daytime ventilation factors and related stability conditions were obtained. There is a relatively high probability for reduced daytime ventilation in winter. The most frequent daytime stability conditions in all ventilation factor ranges and seasons are the near-neutral and the slightly unstable atmospheric conditions. The frequencies of occurrence of reduced ventilation conditions are higher if humidity is not included, except during winter, when differences are nearly absent. Humidity inclusion produces an increase of the mean ventilation factors, especially in the warm season. Statistical tests have been applied to analyse the departures for significance. In some situations the influence of humidity is large enough to obtain a statistically significant response. |
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Ulke, Ana Graciela |
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Ulke, Ana Graciela |
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Ulke, Ana Graciela |
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Daytime ventilation conditions in Buenos Aires city, Argentina |
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Daytime ventilation conditions in Buenos Aires city, Argentina |
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Daytime ventilation conditions in Buenos Aires city, Argentina |
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Daytime ventilation conditions in Buenos Aires city, Argentina |
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Daytime ventilation conditions in Buenos Aires city, Argentina |
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daytime ventilation conditions in buenos aires city, argentina |
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2004 |
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