BREEZE Software and Data are happy to announce the release of BREEZE AERMOD 7. This is a major update to the market leading air quality dispersion modeling system based on the U.S. EPA air disperison model, AERMOD. This update incorporates numerous features and functionality designed to make novice and expert modelers alike more productive.
BREEZE makes AERMOD 7 available in three editions: * AERMOD Standard (free to those who take the AERMOD Computer Lab or Practical Air Dispersion Modeling course) * AERMOD Professional (Pro) (free upgrade to all BREEZE AERMOD GIS Pro users with current maintenance) * AERMOD Pro Plus
The U.S. National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) for 1-hour SO2, 1-hour NO2, and 24-hour PM2.5 use a very particular format. It is very important for all modelers (both within and outside of the U.S.) to understand how AERMOD handles this. In particular, U.S. users need to be familiar with the special tools available to help them analyze these results, and non-U.S. modelers (or anyone using AERMOD for a purpose other than the U.S. NAAQS standards) need to know how to disable AERMOD`s U.S. NAAQS-specific...
The BREEZE Development Team is excited to release BREEZE AERMOD Version 8.0. This version further reduces the model run setup time and improves the display of results by introducing new features and enhancements such as the ability to download base maps from within BREEZE AERMOD, automatically create model objects from DWG/DXF file formats, and much more.
Version 8.0 Updates Below are just a few of the many new features and enhancements available in Version 8.0. Utilize these new features today to get the most...
The most recent scientific updates to U.S. EPA’s AERMET meteorological data processing tool (version 16216r) include a new regulatory default option, ADJ_U*. This new option, which was officially approved for regulatory use in May 2017 after an approximately three-year beta testing period, addresses a long-standing issue with AERMOD and is of interest to many industries. Below is a summary of the changes:
A new meteorological data processing option, ADJ_U*, has been approved by U.S. EPA
For near-ground-...
To best assist our users, we are releasing Version 7.12.1 with new features and functionality that optimize the modeling process to efficiently perform air quality analyses that help address permitting, regulatory, and nuisance issues as well as perform academic research. The new enhancements included in this version maintain BREEZE AERMOD/ISC`s status as the most complete air quality modeling system available on the market today.
Version 7.12.1 Updates
Utilize the updates in 7.12.1 to expedite large AERMOD...
On December 20, 2016, the U.S. EPA Administrator signed a final rule entitled Revisions to the Guideline on Air Quality Models: Enhancements to the AERMOD Dispersion Modeling System and Incorporation of Approaches to Address Ozone and Fine Particulate Matter. The rule provides EPA-recommended models and other techniques as well as guidance for their use in predicting ambient concentrations of air pollutants. EPA`s finalized changes enhance the formulation and application of the agency`s AERMOD dispersion model,...
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