Air Dispersion Modeling Software

• A Dispersion Model for Coastal Zones and Complex Terrain  - Aims to generate an accurate dispersion model for predicting complex topography in Hong Kong.
• Adair Geneva Project  - Highlights an air dispersion model that draws maps of air pollution emissions from point sources.
• Air Dispersion Modeling Inc.  - Presents software solutions to address air dispersion modeling needs.
• The AirQUIS Model  - Presents a system designed to handle air pollution, geographical information systems, and information technology.
• BEE-Line Software  - Focuses on marketing air dispersion modeling software combined with training and technical support.
• Breeze  - Presents overview and application details on this air dispersion modeling software.
• Critical Situation Management  - Provides an overview about the company along with product descriptions, details on services, and links to related sources.
• Danish Rimpuff and Eulerian Accidental release Model  - Presents a tracer model designed to study short and large-scale atmospheric dispersion, transport, and deposition of radioactive air pollution.
• DISPER  - Highlights software designed to calculate pollutant concentration for beginner and expert programmer.
• EPA's Air Quality Modeling Group  - Supports policy and regulatory decisions by conducting modeling analysis.
• Gexcon – FLACS  - Highlights a tool used for modeling gas dispersion, ventilation, and vapor cloud explosions.
• HGSYSTEM  - Aims to simulate atmospheric dispersion of hydrocarbons and hydrogen fluoride by generating PC-based models.
• ImmProg2000 Dispersion Models  - Compiles a set of dispersion models developed to address Swiss and German meteorological services.
• L-3 Communications  - Contains information about the company along with product description and details on services.
• Lakes Environmental  - Presents software solutions for risk assessment, air dispersion, and other environmental IT needs.
• Oklahoma Dispersion Model  - Presents textual and graphical output that describes current and future conditions for transport direction and atmospheric dispersion.
• Petersen and Kade  - Highlights a business firm that delivers dispersion modeling software based in Hamburg, Germany.
• Prokas  - Features a dispersion model based on the German guideline designed to calculate air pollutant concentration.
• The SLAB model  - Features a computer model that simulates atmospheric dispersion of denser-than-air releases.
• Windlogics Inc.  - Specializes in atmospheric modeling and analysis while generating methodologies for assessing long-term financial risk.
• Wölfel Software  - Presents software used to conjointly model air and noise pollution across Brussels region.
• YSA Atmospheric Modeling  - Offers atmospheric modeling solutions for predicting dispersion of airborne materials over coastal regions, urban areas, and complex terrain.