Source and dispersion‌ Sample Clauses

Source and dispersion‌. 4.1.1 Boom sprayer model‌ The source and dispersion of spray from a boom sprayer application are described by the Silsoe Spray Drift model (Xxxxxx Xxxxx & Xxxxxx, 2010). This can be used to determine airborne concentrations at the required heights and distances downwind, as well as ground deposits. Because of the time taken to run the Silsoe model, it was not appropriate to include it directly in the BROWSE model. The Spray Drift model was therefore used to create an ‘emulator’ which mimics the operation of the model but can be run very fast. This allows multiple runs over a range of input values to determine a distribution of outputs (Xxxxxxx, Xxxxxx Xxxxx, & Xxxxxx, 2012). The emulator operates with fewer variables than the original model, and their ranges are restricted. However, for maximum flexibility, the emulator used in the BROWSE model retains the most important variables influencing spray drift – sprayer boom height, spray quality, wind speed, crop height and forward speed.
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