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In this visualization of a computer simulation, an atmospheric contaminant (in deep blue) is transported through a model city of 10 buildings. The arrows represent wind velocity and their size and color represent velocity magnitude. Pearl Flath, a University of Texas at Austin graduate student and part of a team working under researcher Omar Ghattas, generated the images.