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High Resolution Urban Air Quality Modeling by Coupling CFD and Mesoscale Models: a Review
Rakesh Kadaverugu,Asheesh Sharma,Chandrasekhar Matli,Rajesh Biniwale 한국기상학회 2019 Asia-Pacific Journal of Atmospheric Sciences Vol.55 No.4
According toWorld Health Organization, 9 out of 10 people breathe polluted air and the ambient air pollution accounts for nearly 4.2 million early deaths worldwide. There is an urgent need for scientific management of urban air systems. Mathematical modeling of air quality helps the researchers and urban authorities in devising scientific management plans for mitigation of the associated impacts.We present an organized review of the broad aspects related to urban air quality modeling such as – urban microclimate, geospatial data, chemical transport models, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) models and integration of CFD and mesoscale models. The paper also discusses about the influence of urban land scape features on air quality, accuracy of emission inventory and model validation methods. The present review provides a vantage point to the researchers in the emerging field of high resolution urban air quality modeling for devising the location specific mitigation plans for the scientific management of the clean air.
Nidhi Shukla,Himani Kuntal,Asheesh Shanker,Satyendra Nath Sharma 한국작물학회 2018 Journal of crop science and biotechnology Vol.21 No.2
Seed priming is a commercially applied technique for improving seed vigor under variable field conditions. The present study was carried out to optimize the methods (direct: soaking in water 1:1 W/V and indirect: preconditioning under high RH ≥ 85%) and duration (hours)of hydro-priming, attempting to correlate the critical seed water content with priming-induced metabolic-restart in dry mungbean (Vigna radiataL.)seeds. Although the rate of water absorption and the amount of water absorbed was more by direct compared to the indirect imbibition method, the priming-induced germination responses were identical after 6hof priming treatment. The seed water content absorbed during this period was crucial for initiating the chain of biochemical events, required for early synchronized germination in primed seeds which was evident by improved membrane permeability, high activity of catalase and superoxide dismutase, and more integrated chloroplast and mitochondria in primed seeds. We demonstrate that the critical water content, required for priming-induced benefits for germination vigor, is a relative unit with respect to the duration of priming and the rate of water absorption. Seed priming is a co-ordinately regulated mechanism for controlling germination capacity of seeds by modifying the permeability characteristics of biological membranes and enzyme activity. This study helps to enhance our understanding on the potential of seed priming for synchronized germination and early seedling establishment in the field and beneficial for the resource poor farming community for better return of their limited financial/farm resources under variable environmental/field conditions.