Atmospheric dispersion modeling is the mathematical simulation of how air pollutants disperse in the ambient atmosphere. It is performed with computer programs that solve the mathematical equations ...
ABSTRACT In the event of the release of a dangerous atmospheric contaminant, an atmospheric transport and dispersion (ATD) model is often used to provide forecasts of the resulting contaminant ...
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Mapping Fallout: How Advanced Dispersion Models Are Redefining Nuclear Risk Across the U.S.
“Nowhere is truly ‘safe’ from fallout and other consequences like contamination of food and water supplies and prolonged radiation exposure.” These are the words of John Erath, Senior Policy Director ...
ADELPHI, Md.-- Researchers from the Army’s corporate laboratory developed a unique turbulence model for the atmosphere that has broad applications to both civilian and military activities to include ...
Manganese (Mn) is ubiquitous in the environment and essential for normal growth and development, yet excessive exposure can lead to impairments in neurological function. This study modeled ambient Mn ...
Source Term Estimation and Atmospheric Dispersion Modeling are central to quantifying the characteristics of uncontrolled pollutant releases and accurately predicting their evolution in the atmosphere ...
The well known Atmospheric Dispersion Modelling System (ADMS) for calculation of pollutant concentrations in air is now available in three different packages: SCREEN for preliminary assessments, ...
Blackline Safety partnered with Vlahi Systems to integrate gas sensor data from its cloud-connected area gas detectors with the live weather data flowing into Vlahi’s CERES plume modeling software.
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