On October 28-30, modelers will head to Raleigh, North Carolina for A&WMA's Conference: Guideline on Air Quality Models: Next Generation of Models.Guideline on Air Quality Models: Next Generation of Models will provide a technical forum for environmental professionals to discuss proposed revisions to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Guideline on Air Quality Models, the guideline that is required for use in the preparation of state implementation plans, federal construction permits, and state permits. Source owners, regulatory agencies, and consultants won't want to miss this international symposium to discuss the technical and regulatory issues associated with theese proposed changes.
EPA has adopted AERMOD and CALPUFF as the refined models for routine modeling applications. The user community is gaining experience with these models and further advances in modeling techniques and meteorological databases should be reported at this conference. In addition, there are advanced models used in international or specialized situations that need to be discussed. When and how can these models be moved into the Guideline?
Presentations will cover a variety of topics including:
For more information, please click here.1) AERMOD2) CALPUFF3) Regulatory Analysis4) Meteorological Data Use5) Model Comparisons6) Photochemical and CFD Modeling
On Tuesday 27th of January 2009, the first Conference About Odour Pollution took place in the city of Seville, Spain. This conference was organized by the General Direction for Prevention and Environmental Quality of the Regional Ministry of Andalusia. The 300-seat Hall of the Al-Andalus Hotel was not enough to cover the over 350 invitation forms filled, which gives an idea about the success of this Conference.
On Tuesday 27th of January 2009, the first Conference About Odour Pollution took place in the city of Seville, Spain. This conference was organized by the General Direction for Prevention and Environmental Quality of the Regional Ministry of Andalusia. The 300-seat Hall of the Al-Andalus Hotel was not enough to cover the over 350 invitation forms filled, which gives an idea about the success of this Conference.