drydep is a small package implementing several models of the dry deposition on the surface of the vegetation.
Function drydep.calc() is the main user interface. It takes in
parameters describing the state of the atmosphere, the vegetation,
and the particle, and returns the deposition velocity.
For details, read its docstring, or docstrings of the implemented models.
Usage examples are given in the Jupyter notebook.
Relevant literature:
[1] Petroff, A.; Mailliat, A.; Amielh, M. & Anselmet, F. Aerosol dry deposition
on vegetative canopies. Part II: A new modelling approach and applications.
Atmos. Environ., 2008, 42, 3654-3683.
[2] Petroff, A.; Zhang, L.; Pryor, S. & Belot, Y. An extended dry deposition
model for aerosols onto broadleaf canopies. J. Aerosol Sci., 2009, 40, 218-240.
[3] Raupach, M.; Woods, N.; Dorr, G.; Leys, J. & Cleugh, H. The entrapment
of particles by windbreaks. Atmos. Environ., 2001, 35, 3373-3383.
[4] Bruse, M. Particle Filtering Capacity of Urban Vegetation: a Microscale
Numerical Approach. Berliner Geographische Arbeiten, 2007, 109, 61-70.
[5] Šíp, V. Numerical simulation of microscale atmospheric flows and pollution
dispersion. Dissertation thesis. Czech Technical University in Prague, 2016.
drydep package is licensed under MIT license.