CERC has developed air pollution software products, available under licence, for the following applications:
Support and training information is provided in our Support section.
ADMS—Atmospheric Dispersion Modelling System—models have been developed to make use of the most up-to-date understanding of the behaviour of the lower levels of the atmosphere in easy-to-use computer modelling systems for atmospheric emissions.
Modelling dispersion of industrial emissions for IPPC/EPR & EIA.
Managing air quality for urban planning and reviews.
Modelling road traffic and some industrial sources.
Managing air quality at airports.
Screening model for industrial emissions.
Modelling dense gas dispersion for accidental releases.
Modelling short-term accidental releases.
Modelling dispersion and deposition from fires.
Modelling spreading and vaporation of a liquid spill.
Managing local toxic emissions and greenhouse gases.
Modelling airflow over terrain for forestry, wind power, building.
Controlling the priorities of ADMS runs over a network.
Air quality forecasting at the urban and local scale