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A [[model]] designed to study and predict the air quality of a given region, usually of dimensions of the order of hundreds of kilometers. | |Explanation=The models typically include sources of [[primary pollutants]], the meteorology of the region being modeled, and a chemical scheme that describes the production of [[secondary pollutants]]. Airshed models of urban regions are the most common. | ||
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Latest revision as of 21:15, 13 January 2024
A model designed to study and predict the air quality of a given region, usually of dimensions of the order of hundreds of kilometers.
The models typically include sources of primary pollutants, the meteorology of the region being modeled, and a chemical scheme that describes the production of secondary pollutants. Airshed models of urban regions are the most common.
