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Related Programs

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The programs and utilities listed here are used in support of some of the preferred/recommended, alternative, and screening models. The models in this section include AERMAP, AERSURFACE, BPIP, BPIPPRM, CALMPRO, CHAVG, CONCOR, and EMS-HAP.

Related Programs
AERMAP - Version 09040
AERMAP is a terrain preprocessor for AERMOD. AERMAP processes commercially available Digital Elevation Data and creates a file suitable for use within an AERMOD control file. This file would contain elevation and hill-height scaling factors for each receptor in the air dispersion study.

Model Code
README
Executable (2MB,ZIP)
Source Code (198k,ZIP)
Test Cases (16.3MB,ZIP)

Model Documentation
README
Model Change Bulletin #1
Model Change Bulletin #2
User's Guide and Addendum (697k,ZIP)

Related Procedure
XYZ Elevation Data Preparation and Entry Procedure (1603KB,zip) - this file contains the user's guide, test case and a readme file.
SDTS to DEM Format Conversion Program (209KB,zip)

AERSURFACE
AERSURFACE is a tool that processes land cover data to determine the surface characteristics for use in AERMET.

Model Code
README
Executable (624k,ZIP)
Source Code (79k,ZIP)
Test Case

Model Documentation
README
User's Guide

BPIP
Building Profile Input Program (BPIP) is a PC-based program designed to incorporate the concepts and procedures expressed in the Good Engineering Practice (GEP) technical support document, building downwash guidance, and other related references that correctly calculate building heights (bh) and projected building widths (pbw) for simple, multi-tiered, and groups of structures. This program is often used with the ISC3 model. This most recent version of BPIP, 4/21/04, has been upgraded with allocatable arrays while maintaining the basic functionality of the program.

Model Code
Code/Executable/Test Case (276KB,ZIP)

Model Documentation
README (1K,TXT)
User's Guide
User's Guide Updates
Latest Model Change Bulletin
BPIPPRM
Building Profile Input Program for PRIME (BPIPPRM) is the same as BPIP but includes an algorithm for calculating downwash values for input into the PRIME algorithm which is contained in such models as AERMOD. The input structure of BPIPPRM is the same as that of BPIP and is often used with the ISC3 model. For more information, see the BPIP User's Guides.

Model Code
Code/Executable/Test Case (323KB,ZIP)

Model Documentation
README
Addendum to the ISC3 User's Guide containing BPIPPRM documentation
Latest Model Change Bulletin
CALMPRO
Calms Processor (CALMPRO) is a meteorological processor which provides consistent application of handling calms by setting the wind direction of the calm hour to the last reported wind direction and the wind speed to 1 m/s.

Model Code and Documentation
Code/Test Case/Readme (12KB,ZIP)
Latest Model Change Bulletin
CHAVG
CHAVG is a post-processor program for computing running averages (averages that begin each hour and overlap) and end-to-end averages (averages that do not overlap) from hourly concentrations files.

Model Code and Documentation
Code/Test Case/Readme (32KB,ZIP)
Latest Model Change Bulletin
CONCOR
CONCOR is a program for converting latitude/longitude coordinates to UTM or UTM coordinates to latitude/longitude.

Model Code and Documentation
Code/Executable/Test Case/Readme (31KB,ZIP)
Latest Model Change Bulletin
EMS-HAP
The Emissions Modeling System for Hazardous Pollutants (EMS-HAP) is an emissions processor that performs the steps needed to process an emission inventory for input into the ASPEN model or the ISCST3 model. EMS-HAP is written in the SAS programming language and is designed to run on any UNIX workstation. The user will need a SAS license and some knowledge of SAS to use this program.

Model Code
EMS-HAP Modeling System (zip)(146MB)

Model Documentation
Descriptive Statement
Version 2: User's Guide (for reference only)
Version 3: User's Guide

 

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