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  • Adair Geneva Project
    http://ecolu-info.unige.ch/recherche/EUREKA/AIDAIR/SPPA_english.html
    The APPH Module (Air Pollution and Public Health) integrates three different models in the Aidair Geneva system. The system was developed in Switzerland to draw maps of air pollution emissions from point sources (power plants, industries) and/or area sources (automotive traffic). The three dispersion models used are: a Gaussian model; a Lagrangian model; and a statistic model.

  • Air Dispersion Modeling, Inc.
    http://www.air-dispersion-model.com
    A firm in Oakton, Virginia selling a line of air pollution dispersion modeling software that includes: ISC View, RMP View, SCREEN View, SLAB View and SLAB View 3D ... all of which are U.S. EPA models adapted for use with Windows by Lakes Environmental.

  • BEE-Line Software
    http://beeline-software.com
    BEE-Line Software is located in Asheville, North Carolina, USA and markets air dispersion modeling software with training and technical support. They specialize in creating user-intuitive versions of EPA air dispersion models for application in the Windows environment.

  • BREEZE Software and Meteorological Data Services
    http://www.breeze-software.com
    BREEZE markets the software developed by Trinity Consultants of Dallas, Texas, USA. They offer air quality modeling software, meteorological data, training and support. Among the software packages offered are those based on the US EPA's ISC and AERMOD suites. Software for continuous releases, accidental toxic and flammable chemical releases, and explosion safety is available.

  • CAMEO
    http://response.restoration.noaa.gov/cameo/cameo.html
    Computer-Aided Management of Emergency Operation (CAMEO) is a software package developed by NOAA (U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) and U.S. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency), for planning responses to chemical accidents. Includes the ALOHA (Areal Location of Hazardous Atmospheres) dispersion model for neutrally buoyant or heavier-than-air gases.

  • DIPCOT
    http://milos.ipta.demokritos.gr/DIPCOT.htm
    A three-dimensional Lagrangian model for dispersion over complex terrain. It was developed in Greece by the Environmental Research Laboratory (EREL) which is part of the Greek National Center for Scientific Research (DEMOKRITOS).

  • Environmental Software and Services GmbH
    http://www.ess.co.at/AIRWARE/
    A software development and research company based in Austria who offer the AirWare integrated system which includes: an emissions database; data management for inputs from external meteorological and air quality monitors; the U.S. EPA's ISC2 and ISC3 short-term and long-term air dispersion models; a geographical information system (GIS) module; and assessment and reporting modules.

  • EXSIM
    http://www.exsim-consultants.com/
    A mathematical model that predicts the overpressure (explosion) generated by the accidental release and ignition of a gas cloud in a congested area of an industrial plant onshore, or offshore on oil drilling platforms. The model was developed by Shell Oil Global Solutions in England and by the Telemark Technological R&D Center (Tel-Tek) in Norway.

  • HGSYSTEM
    http://www.hgsystem.com/hgweb.html
    HGSYSTEM is a suite of programs for assessing the dispersion of vapor from gas, liquid or two-phase releases. HGSYSTEM was first developed to model the release of Hydrogen Fluoride and ideal gases, and then extended to include multicomponent mixtures. The original development work was led by Shell Research Ltd. as part of a consortium of 20 petroleum and chemical companies.

  • ImmProg2000 Dispersion Models
    http://www.airinfo.ch/IndexE.htm
    A set of dispersion models developed by AirInfo Gmbh, Switzerland to meet the recommendations of the Swiss and German meteorological services. All of the models are Gaussian and they include: a point-source model; a line-source model for vehicles on roads in open terrain and in city street canyons; and an odor dispersion model.

  • KOVERS
    http://www.kovers.ethz.ch/air_dispersion.htm
    Developed by the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (more commonly known as ETHZ), KOVERS is an Integrated Decision Support System (IDSS) software program. One of its applications is in the investigation and/or evaluation of chemical or nuclear accidents. KOVERS includes a module for air dispersion modeling in complex terrain.

  • Lakes Environmental
    http://www.lakes-environmental.com/
    Located in Ontario, Canada, this firm provides easy-to-use air dispersion and risk assessment modeling software for Windows. Their air pollution dispersion modeling software includes: ISC-AERMOD View, RMP View, SCREEN View, and SLAB View, all of which are U.S. EPA models adapted for use with Windows. Training and technical support are also provided.

  • Petersen & Kade
    http://www.petersen-kade.com/
    A firm located in Hamburg, Germany which markets air dispersion modeling software that meets the standards developed by: the Association of German Engineers (Verband Deutscher Ingenieure, or simply VDI), and by Germany's Federal air pollution control regulations (known as TA Luft).

  • Polair
    http://www.odotech.qc.ca/polair/polair_en.pdf
    An integrated model (offered by ODOTECH of Montreal, Canada) which includes a choice of mapping, meteorological data input and editing, and Gaussian or Puff dispersion modeling from point, line or area sources.

  • PROKAS
    http://www.lohmeyer.de/air-eia/models/prokas.htm
    An emission factors model (as per the German Emission Factors Handbook) coupled with a Gaussian air dispersion model, PROKAS is used to calculate air pollutant concentrations caused by automotive traffic on a network of streets. Documentation is available from Lohmeyer Consulting Engineers of Karlsruhe, Germany.

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