Air dispersion modeling uses information about sources and meteorological conditions to calculate how a pollutant moves through the atmosphere and what the pollutant concentration is at specific points
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AERSCREEN View |
Gaussian Plume Air Dispersion Model
AERMOD View is our most commonly used air dispersion model and is applicable to a wide range of buoyant or neutrally buoyant emissions up to a range of 50km. In addition to more straight forward cases, AERMOD is also suitable for complex terrain and urban dispersion scenarios.
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Screening Air Dispersion Model for AERMOD
AERSCREEN View is a screening-level air quality model based on the US EPA AERMOD model which estimates worst-case ground level concentrations for a single source.
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AUSTAL View |
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CALPUFF View |
Lagrangian Particle Tracking Air Dispersion Model
AUSTAL View is a Lagrangian particle tracer model. Widely used in Germany, AUSTAL is capable of modeling complex wind fields and transient behavior.
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Long Range Transport Puff Air Dispersion Model
CALPUFF View is a non-steady state Gaussian puff model, suitable for long range transport,
atmospheric chemistry, visibility and scenarios with complex wind fields, such as coastal and complex terrain areas.
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CALRoads View |
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Traffic Air Dispersion Model
CALRoads View is a traffic dispersion model specifically designed for modeling emissions from vehicles.
CALRoads can model timed intersections, parking lots and account from traffic patterns.
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SCREEN View - Freeware |
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Screening Air Dispersion Model
SCREEN View is a free software package and is designed for screening level air dispersion modeling.
With conservative calculations and simplified input requirements, SCREEN View is ideal for initial screening runs.
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