A New Model for Producing Highly Resolved Mobile Source Emissions
产生高分辨率移动源排放的新模型
基本信息
- 批准号:0302538
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 30.16万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Continuing Grant
- 财政年份:2003
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:2003-04-15 至 2007-03-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
0302538 Niemeier The importance of improving the spatial and temporal inputs and methods associated with estimating mobile source inventories was recently identified as a key concern in a recent National Academy of Science report (National Research Council 2000). As the science behind the modeling of mobile emissions has advanced, it has become clear that new modeling developments at the interface between transportation and air quality modeling are needed to fully encompass contemporary scientific and technological insights. We propose to develop and test a new mobile source emissions inventory modeling platform. Specifically, three major advances will be incorporated into the model: 1) a new gridding algorithm that will improve the spatial representation of mobile emission generating activities and resolve current inventory scaling issues; 2) a new algorithm for estimating the emissions using more discrete vehicle operation (accel/decel) characteristics, and finally, 3) a new algorithm that will allow important emissions-related factors, such as control technology and vehicle distribution, to be specified at the grid scale. We will then apply the new model to the Sacramento region and compare the differences between the gridded inventory emissions under a base scenario and several alternative scenarios. By examining different scenarios, we will be able to characterize how emissions vary spatially due to two factors: the types of emission factors used and the modeling method used to disaggregate transportation activity. The new model will be capable of producing the inventories needed for more accurate gridded emissions for photochemical modeling as well as the inventories needed for regulatory purposes (e.g., state implementation plans (SIPs) and transportation air quality conformity). The model will include both current regulatory emission factors (i.e., those produced by EPA or approved by EPA as in the California case), which will allow comparison to current inventories, as well as new cutting edge emission factors that better account for emissions resulting from variability in discrete vehicle operations.
0302538 Niemeier 改进与估计移动源清单相关的空间和时间输入和方法的重要性最近被美国国家科学院最近的一份报告(国家研究委员会,2000 年)确定为一个关键问题。随着移动排放建模背后的科学不断进步,很明显,需要在交通和空气质量建模之间进行新的建模开发,以充分涵盖当代科学和技术见解。我们建议开发和测试新的移动源排放清单建模平台。具体来说,该模型将纳入三项重大进展:1)新的网格算法将改善移动排放产生活动的空间表示并解决当前的清单规模问题; 2) 一种使用更离散的车辆运行(加速/减速)特性来估算排放的新算法,最后,3) 一种新算法,允许在以下位置指定重要的排放相关因素,例如控制技术和车辆分布网格比例。然后,我们将把新模型应用到萨克拉门托地区,并比较基本情景和几种替代情景下的网格清单排放量之间的差异。通过研究不同的情景,我们将能够描述排放量如何因两个因素而在空间上变化:所使用的排放因子类型和用于分解运输活动的建模方法。新模型将能够生成用于光化学建模的更准确网格排放所需的清单以及监管目的所需的清单(例如,州实施计划(SIP)和交通空气质量合规性)。该模型将包括当前的监管排放因子(即由 EPA 制定的或由 EPA 批准的排放因子,如加利福尼亚州的情况),这将允许与当前清单进行比较,以及新的前沿排放因子,以更好地解释由离散车辆操作的可变性。
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