Weather conditions associated with the potential for pollen recirculation in a coastal area

This study aims to characterise the main synoptic field patterns associated with the potential for recirculation of pollen. A recirculation index (R) was calculated in the area of Mar del Plata, Argentina. The daily development of sea-land breeze and the related monthly frequencies of wind direction...

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Autores principales: Gassmann, M.I., Gardiol, J.M.
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spelling todo:paper_13504827_v14_n1_p39_Gassmann2023-10-03T16:09:57Z Weather conditions associated with the potential for pollen recirculation in a coastal area Gassmann, M.I. Gardiol, J.M. Air recirculation potential Airborne pollen transport Coastal effects Particle transport Sea-land breeze Wind transport This study aims to characterise the main synoptic field patterns associated with the potential for recirculation of pollen. A recirculation index (R) was calculated in the area of Mar del Plata, Argentina. The daily development of sea-land breeze and the related monthly frequencies of wind directions were studied. The sea breeze was present for 36.2% of the time, with a mean lifetime of about 2 h in winter and 15-20 h in summer. Recirculation of the air had an annual frequency of around 7%, with a net transport from the city outskirts towards the sea, for 39.4% of the year, and a net inland transport frequency of 38.4%. The Rotated Principal Component Analysis (PCA) was applied to obtain synoptic field patterns associated with potential conditions for recirculation in the area. It was shown that low-pressure systems or troughs between 45° and 60°S (i.e. over the country, the South Pacific and/or the South Atlantic and two anticyclones located in the Atlantic or South Pacific Oceans) are the most common weather conditions associated with air recirculation in the coastal area of Buenos Aires province. A case study with high night pollen concentrations was also analysed. Copyright © 2007 Royal Meteorological Society. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_13504827_v14_n1_p39_Gassmann
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topic Air recirculation potential
Airborne pollen transport
Coastal effects
Particle transport
Sea-land breeze
Wind transport
spellingShingle Air recirculation potential
Airborne pollen transport
Coastal effects
Particle transport
Sea-land breeze
Wind transport
Gassmann, M.I.
Gardiol, J.M.
Weather conditions associated with the potential for pollen recirculation in a coastal area
topic_facet Air recirculation potential
Airborne pollen transport
Coastal effects
Particle transport
Sea-land breeze
Wind transport
description This study aims to characterise the main synoptic field patterns associated with the potential for recirculation of pollen. A recirculation index (R) was calculated in the area of Mar del Plata, Argentina. The daily development of sea-land breeze and the related monthly frequencies of wind directions were studied. The sea breeze was present for 36.2% of the time, with a mean lifetime of about 2 h in winter and 15-20 h in summer. Recirculation of the air had an annual frequency of around 7%, with a net transport from the city outskirts towards the sea, for 39.4% of the year, and a net inland transport frequency of 38.4%. The Rotated Principal Component Analysis (PCA) was applied to obtain synoptic field patterns associated with potential conditions for recirculation in the area. It was shown that low-pressure systems or troughs between 45° and 60°S (i.e. over the country, the South Pacific and/or the South Atlantic and two anticyclones located in the Atlantic or South Pacific Oceans) are the most common weather conditions associated with air recirculation in the coastal area of Buenos Aires province. A case study with high night pollen concentrations was also analysed. Copyright © 2007 Royal Meteorological Society.
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author Gassmann, M.I.
Gardiol, J.M.
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Gardiol, J.M.
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title Weather conditions associated with the potential for pollen recirculation in a coastal area
title_short Weather conditions associated with the potential for pollen recirculation in a coastal area
title_full Weather conditions associated with the potential for pollen recirculation in a coastal area
title_fullStr Weather conditions associated with the potential for pollen recirculation in a coastal area
title_full_unstemmed Weather conditions associated with the potential for pollen recirculation in a coastal area
title_sort weather conditions associated with the potential for pollen recirculation in a coastal area
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