Abstract
A three-dimensional higher-order closure dispersion model is presented. The model is used to simulate dispersion from point sources in complex terrain. The model uses mean and turbulence quantities simulated with the fluid dynamic model presented in Part A to simulate dispersion in a polar coordinate system with its origin in the point source. Different turbulent length scales are used for the vertical and horizontal fluxes. Simulation results are compared with data from tracer experiments performed in southern Sweden, the Vänersborg-Trollhättan region. The tracer experiments were performed during convective atmospheric conditions as well as during very stable conditions. The geographical area has terrain features that exert forcing on the meso-γ-scale. Within the area there is a relatively flat agricultural area, forested hills, a river valley and an extended lake area. The terrain height relief is typically 80 m. The simulations with the dispersion model performed in the Vänersborg-Trollhättan region show good agreement with measured data in the region for convective atmospheric conditions as well as for very stable conditions.
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