Based on the city sub-domain scale model to study the meteorological environment of Xinjiekou district,nanjing. Reporter: Chen Jingyi

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Based on the city sub-domain scale model to study the meteorological environment of Xiniekou district,naning Reporter: Chen Jingyi 2015.7.10 1

Outline Study purpose The city sub-domain scale model (CSSM1.0) Model data Study area Model validation Sensitivity test Innovative point 2

Due to high urbanization,the urban thermal environment problem will affect the comfort of human existence, and also affect the building energy consumption in different degrees. Study purpose 3

Study purpose Due to the existence of urban buildings, urban ventilation capacity, temperature diffusion ability have been greatly affected. 4

Study purpose Our study can submit to the policy-maker and the planner for future amendments. 5

Study purpose Outline 6

Outline The city sub-domain scale model (CSSM1.0) 7

The city sub-domain scale model The city sub-domain scale model (CSSM1.0) is a three-dimensional non-hydrostatic model with k-ε closure. In this model the distribution, azimuth and screening of short wave radiation by buildings and underlying surface type of urban are considered, the ground temperature is simulated using force-restored method. We use the model to study the meteorological problem in the urban sub-domain, it s horizontal scale is 1~2 km. 8

Control Equation Continuity equation : Momentum equation: State equation: Kinetic energy equation: Thermal energy equation: i i i t i i i g x U x U v x k P x x U U t U 3 0 0 3 2 ( G) S x k v x x k U t k k t T t x T v x x T U t T Pr 0 i i x U 0 T 0 T 9

Short wave radiation calculation The sun elevation angle formula which consider the slope aspect and gradient is: sin h l sin ncos cos sin sin cos sin l sin cos cos sin cos n cos cos sin sinc cos The formula of short wave radiation R s is: R s S 0 2 a ( 1 A) 2 r sinh If the ground is covered by buildings, or buildings are obscured by itself, the solar radiation is taken as the 0.6 times of the short wave radiation that has not been sheltered from the ground. p m 10

The formulas for slope aspect and gradient of building are: H H arctg( ) ( ) x y 2 2 1/ 2 arctg H H ( ) x y The sun azimuth of the moment is obtained according to the angle of the sun and the hour angle: cos hsin B cos sin The elevation of the grid lines of the horizontal and vertical coordinates to the calculated points are respectively h h i hi max arctg ( Hi H) / Li,0 h max arctg ( H H) / L,0 The screen angle of the building is: Z ' Z ' ( ) ( ) max, hi 1, hi, hi 1,, h 1, h, h 1,, h s ( ) 11

Surface temperature calculation The model uses force-restored method to simulate the ground temperature. Heat balance equation is: Net radiation is: Surface sensible flux is: Surface latent flux is: Soil heat flux: m s e n g g H H H R t T C I I R R s n ( a ) g a H p s s T T v c c H ) ) ( ( a g s a H s e q T q v Lc H ( m) g g e m T T C K H 12

Disposal of the distribution of heat (temperature) on the surface of buildings In this model, the temperature on a building surface is obtained simply with the calculation of ground temperature using the force-restore method. According to the roof material, the roof is divided into three types: concrete, glass, ceramic tile. and the parameters are the same with concrete except the albedo of shortwave radiation. 13

The boundary condition of building In this model, the physical quantities located inside the building model grid points is taken as 0,such as U V W k 14

Outline The city sub-domain scale model (CSSM1.0) 15

Outline Model data 16

Model data 17

Model data The percentage of surface use types (The order is: concrete, water, grass, trees, bare soil ) Identify from the Baidu satellite map. Building height (m) GARMIN GPSMAP 621sc SOUTH total station NTS-342 The percentage of roof materials ( The order is: concrete, glass, ceramic tile, lawn, plastic ) Field survey /IKONOS 18

Outline Model data 19

Outline Study area 20

Study area The study area is about 2.7km 2 21

Outline Study area 22

Outline Model validation 23

Model validation Sounding data Site: playground of Jingluan district of NanJing No.3 Senior School Time: three days in the end of July (at typical weather of clear sky,light wind in NanJing summer) wind direction,wind speed, temperature data (in the same time with sounding) an anemometer and wind vane and an air temperature and humidity probe Every 3 hours sounding data can be used as initial field to simulate the meteorogical field of study area, and then compare the results with the synchronous wind direction,wind speed data. 24

Site 1. 大锏银巷内 ( 裸地 ) 2. 南京九中 ( 南京市自动气象站 ) 3. 东铁管巷内停车场 ( 商业区 ) 4. 明瓦廊附近街心公园 ( 树木 ) 5. 户部街小区 ( 高层小区 ) 6. 曹都巷小区 ( 低层小区 ) 7. 秦淮河旁朝天宫广场 ( 水体 ) 8. 白下路南京三中操场 ( 草地 ) 探空 25

Outline Model validation 26

Outline Sensitivity test 27

Sensitivity test Change the building below a certain height and the bare land into the lawn in certain area. Change all roof materials into lawn. Change the study area into business zone or uptown according to the mean height of buildings. 28

Innovative point Added types of building roof material can make the simulation more close to the actual. we can understand the response of the meteorological field in the small scale to the city change because of more sensitivity tests. 29

Next work Arrange and process the obtained data into format required by the model. Research the model and use it. Find some problems during use and then optimize the model. Calculate the urban heat island intensities. 30

Thank you 31