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 In order to realise a model that is able to simulate complete diurnal cycles over several days on a normal computer, numerical accuracy can only be followed up to a certain level. If you need to have an extremely accurate simulation of pollutant dispersions, we recommend to use a finite-element software package. After all, when talking about accuracy of specific modules, remember that the environment as it is represented in ENVI-met consists of blocks and flat roofs only, which is probably not realistic, too.  In order to realise a model that is able to simulate complete diurnal cycles over several days on a normal computer, numerical accuracy can only be followed up to a certain level. If you need to have an extremely accurate simulation of pollutant dispersions, we recommend to use a finite-element software package. After all, when talking about accuracy of specific modules, remember that the environment as it is represented in ENVI-met consists of blocks and flat roofs only, which is probably not realistic, too. 
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