Authors
José María Baldasano, Leonor Patricia Güereca, Eugeni López, Santiago Gassó, Pedro Jimenez-Guerrero
Publication date
2008/10/1
Journal
Atmospheric Environment
Volume
42
Issue
31
Pages
7215-7233
Publisher
Pergamon
Description
This work presents the results of the development and application of the High-Elective Resolution Modelling Emission System (HERMES). HERMES generates the emissions for Spain needed for the application of high-resolution chemistry transport models, taking the year 2004 as reference with a temporal resolution of 1h and a spatial resolution of 1km2 considering both anthropogenic (power generation, industrial activities, on-road traffic, ports, airports, solvent use, domestic and commercial fossil fuel use) and biogenic sources (vegetation), using a bottom–up approach, up-to-date information and state-of-the-art methodologies for emission estimation. HERMES is capable of calculating emissions by sector-specific sources or by individual installations and stacks. The annual addition of hourly sectorial emissions leads to an estimation of total annual emissions as follows: NOx, 795kt; NMVOCs, 1025kt; CO, 1236kt …
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