Dispersion modeling
Run AERMOD and compare results to the standards.
Set up an AERMOD run in plain language. Use the output to check the compliance demonstration.
What you can do
- Stage meteorology and build AERMET and AERMOD input decks
- Pull background concentrations from nearby EPA AQS monitors
- Build terrain with AERMAP and building downwash with BPIPPRM
- Work NO₂ conversion tiers with ozone data
- Score design values against the NAAQS and PSD increments
- Draft a modeling protocol per 40 CFR Part 51 Appendix W
The model panel
A run opens its own panel beside the chat. Place stacks, line sources, open pits, and buildings on an interactive site layout; read the meteorology as a wind rose; and see results as isopleth contours over the map, with run status live while AERMOD works. Runs stay attached to the chat, so you can come back to one later.
Try it
Example prompt
Is a modeled one hour NO₂ value of 150 µg/m³ below the NAAQS?