Creating a multi-file transfer coefficient matrix using @HYSPLIT
Channel: Roland Draxler
Date: 02/10/2022

In the previous example, a single output file was created, with the contributions from each emission time as an array element in the output file. In this example each emission period is its own independent @HYSPLIT calculation with its own output file.  The results can still be organized in matrix form such that we represent each emission time as a row and the concentration grid as a column. Then the column sum over all rows represents the total calculated concentration for all emissions, a conventional concentration map, while the row sum represents the contribution of that emission period to each output time.