
AERSCREEN is a screening-level air quality model developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for evaluating air pollutant concentrations from single sources. It is designed to provide conservative estimates of maximum ground-level concentrations, making it an essential tool for regulatory compliance and initial air quality assessments.
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AERSCREEN is a screening-level air quality model developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for evaluating air pollutant concentrations from single sources. It is designed to provide conservative estimates of maximum ground-level concentrations, making it an essential tool for regulatory compliance and initial air quality assessments.
Key Features
Simplified Modeling Approach AERSCREEN offers a streamlined method for air dispersion modeling.
- Uses worst-case meteorological conditions
- Produces maximum 1-hour ground level concentrations
Regulatory Compliance Ensures adherence to EPA guidelines for air quality assessments.
- Approved for use in regulatory applications
- Generates conservative estimates for screening purposes
User-Friendly Interface Designed for ease of use by environmental professionals.
- Intuitive input screens
- Clear presentation of results
Benefits
Time and Cost Efficiency AERSCREEN provides rapid preliminary assessments.
- Reduces the need for complex modeling in initial stages
- Allows for quick decision-making on further analysis requirements
Versatility Applicable to a wide range of source types and scenarios.
- Suitable for point, area, and volume sources
- Handles various terrain types and building downwash effects
Regulatory Acceptance Widely recognized and accepted by regulatory agencies.
- Facilitates smoother permitting processes
- Provides a solid foundation for more detailed modeling if needed