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===== Introduction ===== | ===== Introduction ===== | ||
- | ENVI-met allows to simulate the release and dispersion of gases and particles. To used this option, you must add **Sources** to the [[Area Input File]].\\ | + | ENVI-met allows to simulate the release and dispersion of gases and particles. To used this option, you must add **Sources** to the Area Input File.\\ |
At the moment, all sources in the model must be of the same type, e.g. they all have to be S02 sources. You cannot have for example one SO< | At the moment, all sources in the model must be of the same type, e.g. they all have to be S02 sources. You cannot have for example one SO< | ||
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* The **type and height of the source and the emission rate** stored in '' | * The **type and height of the source and the emission rate** stored in '' | ||
- | So basically, the concept is the same as for plants and soils: a two-char ID is placed in the in the Area Input file and a number of databases is used to define how this ID behaves. However, the separation between the emission rate and the definition of the type of source is a bit artificial. This might be changed in later versions. | + | So basically, the concept is the same as for plants and soils: a two-char ID is placed in the in the Area Input File and a number of databases is used to define how this ID behaves. However, the separation between the emission rate and the definition of the type of source is a bit artificial. This might be changed in later versions. |