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    Prediction of high concentrations and concentration distribution of a continuous point source release in a semi-idealized urban canopy using CFD-RANS modeling

    Prediction of high concentrations and concentration distribution of a continuous point source release in a semi-idealized urban canopy using CFD-RANS modeling by Efthimiou, George C., Berbekar, Eva, Harms, Frank, Bartzis, John G., Leitl, Bernd

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    Local-Scale Hazmat Dispersion Modelling for First Responders Based on High-Resolution Computational Fluid Dynamics - an Overview of CT-Analyst Hamburg

    Local-Scale Hazmat Dispersion Modelling for First Responders Based on High-Resolution Computational Fluid Dynamics - an Overview of CT-Analyst Hamburg by Bernd Leitl, Frank Harms, Eva Berbekar, Jay Boris, Gopal Patnaik, Keith Obenschain, Susanne Fischer

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    Dosage-based parameters for characterization of puff dispersion results

    Dosage-based parameters for characterization of puff dispersion results by Berbekar, Eva, Harms, Frank, Leitl, Bernd

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    Modelling Short-Term Maximum Individual Exposure from Airborne Hazardous Releases in Urban Environments. Part ΙI: Validation of a Deterministic Model with Wind Tunnel Experimental Data

    Modelling Short-Term Maximum Individual Exposure from Airborne Hazardous Releases in Urban Environments. Part ΙI: Validation of a Deterministic Model with Wind Tunnel Experimental... by Efthimiou, George C, Bartzis, John G, Berbekar, Eva, Hertwig, Denise, Harms, Frank, Leitl, Bernd

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    Modelling Short-Term Maximum Individual Exposure from Airborne Hazardous Releases in Urban Environments. Part II: Validation of a Deterministic Model with Wind Tunnel Experimental Data

    Modelling Short-Term Maximum Individual Exposure from Airborne Hazardous Releases in Urban Environments. Part II: Validation of a Deterministic Model with Wind Tunnel Experimental... by Efthimiou, George C, Bartzis, John G, Berbekar, Eva, Hertwig, Denise, Harms, Frank, Leitl, Bernd

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