“…Table IV lists the day of the year and the number of highs associated with the day., Only Day 301 appears in both columns as being a high observed and predicted concentration. This result agrees well with the conclusions of the previous Cleveland RAM study; 5 i.e. the model predictions had the same relative absolute value as the Figure 1.…”
Section: Cumulative Frequency Distributionssupporting
confidence: 82%
“…5 PLD is applied to a CO data set and it is shown to fit it better than the lognormal distribution. An explanation of why the PLD has a limited range of coefficient of variation is presented along with a modification to the PLD that would allow it to be applied to air quality data sets which are out of the permissible range of the PLD.…”
Section: Harvard Universitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hodanbosi and Peters 5 completed an analysis comparing the predicted and observed concentrations of SO2 in Cleveland, Ohio for 24-h averaging times using the RAM (Urban) 6 model. In that study, 33 SO2 monitoring sites were examined in the day by day comparison for calendar year 1977.…”
“…Table IV lists the day of the year and the number of highs associated with the day., Only Day 301 appears in both columns as being a high observed and predicted concentration. This result agrees well with the conclusions of the previous Cleveland RAM study; 5 i.e. the model predictions had the same relative absolute value as the Figure 1.…”
Section: Cumulative Frequency Distributionssupporting
confidence: 82%
“…5 PLD is applied to a CO data set and it is shown to fit it better than the lognormal distribution. An explanation of why the PLD has a limited range of coefficient of variation is presented along with a modification to the PLD that would allow it to be applied to air quality data sets which are out of the permissible range of the PLD.…”
Section: Harvard Universitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hodanbosi and Peters 5 completed an analysis comparing the predicted and observed concentrations of SO2 in Cleveland, Ohio for 24-h averaging times using the RAM (Urban) 6 model. In that study, 33 SO2 monitoring sites were examined in the day by day comparison for calendar year 1977.…”
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