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Air pollution

Use of models in air pollution assessment

Pages 139-146 | Published online: 01 Nov 2012

Notes and references

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  • Lidar probing is a laser-light technique, that makes use of backscattered light from atmospheric irregularities, analogous to radar probing (using radio waves) . 1996 . 7 – 8 . The key UK study applying the Lidar results for validating the new models is in reference 4, while a discussion is given in ENDS Report 258, “Agency study casts doubt on air dispersion models”, July
  • HMIP . 1996 . “Validation of the UK-ADMS dispersion model and assessment of its performance relative to R-91 and ISC using archived LIDAR data”, DoE/HMIP/RR/95/022; also conference preprint of the same title and authors (D J Carrruthers et al), CERC, Cambridge
  • Timmis , R . 1995 . International Journal of Environment and Pollution , 5 : 471 – 485 . “Atmospheric dispersion modelling for regulatory purposes in the UK”
  • Royal Meteorological Society . 1995 . “Atmospheric dispersion modelling: guidelines on the choice and use of models, and the communication and reporting of results”, published in collaboration with the DoE
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  • Williams , CR . Risø Workshop on Objectives for the next generation of practical short-range atmospheric dispersion models, 6–8 May 1992 Edited by: Olesen and Michel . 177 – 185 . “A regulator's perspective on the use of atmospheric dispersion models”, in
  • DoE . 1997 . UK National Air Quality Strategy Cm 3587, March
  • DoE . 1997 . “Best practical environmental option assessments for integrated pollution control” . In Technical Guidance Note (Environmental) E1 Volume 1 HMSO .
  • National Power, PowerGen and Eastern Generation . 1996 . “Modelling of power station impacts on local air quality”, submitted to the Agency public registers in fulfilment of Improvement Plan Condition 5.3.10
  • Environmental Agency . 1996 . “Comments on power generators' response to improvement programme condition requiring the development of a local air quality protocol”, submitted to the Agency public registers October-November
  • Critical Loads Advisory Group . 1996 . Mapping and Modelling Environmental Acidification in the United Kingdom Edinburgh : Institute of Terrestrial Ecology .
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  • HMIP . 1993 . “Guidelines on discharge stack heights for polluting emissions” . In Technical Guidance Note (Dispersion) D1 HMSO .

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