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44 resultados para Atmospheric pollution

em Cambridge University Engineering Department Publications Database

The conditional moment closure approach for atmospheric pollution problems

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Reduced chemical mechanisms for atmospheric pollution using Computational Singular Perturbation analysis

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Urban air pollution phenomenology

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Urban Automotive Pollution

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Modelling of atmospheric dispersion in complex urban topographies: a computational fluid dynamics study of the central London area

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Micromixing effects in air pollution modelling

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Stand-alone solar powered electrokinetic fence for preventing heavy metal pollution of groundwater

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Sustainable development of urban transport systems and human exposure to air pollution

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Dispersion of air pollution and penetration into the local environment-DAPPLE

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Personal exposure to air pollution at a street canyon intersection: implications for air quality management in the context of sustainable development.

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Optimisation of modelling methods for traffic pollution in streets

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Adaptive closed-loop control of an atmospheric gaseous lean-premixed combustor

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Modelling the urban flow field and pollution dispersion using digital elevation models

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An atmospheric chamber for the investigation of the effect of seasonal moisture changes on clay slopes

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Analysis of 3-D urban databases with respect to the pollution dispersion for a number of European and American cities.

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