Assessing Clean Air Zones with ADMS-Urban
CERC develop the world-leading model ADMS-Urban which is designed for assessing air quality interventions such as Clean Air Zones (CAZ) and Low Emissions Zones (LEZ). For example, ADMS-Urban is being used by
· Transport for Greater Manchester to model CAZ options
· Glasgow City Council to model LEZ proposals
Contact CERC now for
· ADMS air quality software
· Consultancy services for the assessment of CAZ, LEZ etc
Training from experts in the use of our software for these assessments.
ADMS-Urban: www.cerc.co.uk/urban
contact CERC: www.cerc.co.uk/contact
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