Tropospheric Chemistry: Results of the German Tropospheric Chemistry Programme

Development and Application of a Mesoscale Model Hierarchy for the Diagnosis and Forecast of the Distribution of Pullutants over Germany and Europe.- An Empirical, Receptor-Based Procedure for Assessing the Effect of Different Ozone Mitigation Strategies.- Short-Term Ozone Forecasting with a Network Model System during Summer 1999.- Studying the City Plume of Berlin on 20 July 1998 with Three Different Modelling Approaches.- On the Importance of Reliable Background Concentrations of Ozone for Regional Scale Photochemical Modelling.- Comparison of Five Eulerian Air Pollution Forecasting Systems for the Summer of 1999 Using the German Ozone Monitoring Data.- On Modeling Dry Deposition of Long-Lived and Chemically Reactive Species over Heterogeneous Terrain.- Anthropogenic and Biogenic Emissions as Well as Deposition of Trace Gas Constituents.- Emission of Biogenic Volatile Organic Compounds: An Overview of Field, Laboratory and Modelling Studies Performed during the Tropospheric Research Program’ (TFS) 1997–2000.- Development of Emission Models and Improvement of Emission Data for Germany.- Evaluation of Modeled Spatially and Temporarily Highly Resolved Emission Inventories of Photosmog Precursors for the City of Augsburg: The Experiment EVA and Its Major Results.- Quality Assurance in TFS for Inorganic Compounds.- Quality Assurance of Hydrocarbon Measurements for the German Tropospheric Research Focus (TFS).- A Database for Volatile Organic Compounds.- Process Studies on the Formation of Oxidants and Oxidation Capacity.- Ozone and PAN Formation Inside and Outside of the Berlin Plume — Process Analysis and Numerical Process Simulation.- Chemical Mechanism Development: Laboratory Studies and Model Applications.- Free Radicals and Fast Photochemistry during BERLIOZ.-Verification of the Contribution of Vehicular Traffic to the Total NMVOC Emissions in Germany and the Importance of the NO3 Chemistry in the City Air.- Actinic Radiation and Photolysis Processes in the Lower Troposphere: Effect of Clouds and Aerosols.- Hydrogen Peroxide, Organic Peroxides and Higher Carbonyl Compounds Determined during the BERLIOZ Campaign.- Ground-Based and Airborne Measurements of Nonmethane Hydrocarbons in BERLIOZ: Analysis and Selected Results.