NCAQ Panel Examines Uses and Limitations of Air Quality Models
Douglas G. Fox, James E. Fairobent
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Douglas G. Fox, James E. Fairobent
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Abstract The results of a 22-member expert panel On dispersion modeling, which was convened by the National Commission on Air Quality in 1979, are reviewed. The panel affirmed the validity of using models in support of air quality regulations. It also recognized the need to convey some of the uncertainty in modeling and recommended technical details for the commission to consider.
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Abstract The results of a 22-member expert panel On dispersion modeling, which was convened by the National Commission on Air Quality in 1979, are reviewed. The panel affirmed the validity of using models in support of air quality regulations. It also recognized the need to convey some of the uncertainty in modeling and recommended technical details for the commission to consider.
Key concepts: Quality (philosophy), Air quality index, Environmental science, Meteorology, Computer science, Econometrics, Geography, Economics