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Listed here are downloadable versions of recent papers and articles concerning CERC software and other CERC research, presentations etc. Further articles are available in hard copy from CERC (full list)- please contact us if you require off-prints. All online documents are in pdf format - please use the link to download the Acrobat reader if necessary.
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| The advantages of ADMS: About ADMS:
ADMS 4 Validation papers:
ADMS 3 Technical Specification (2005) Cambridge Environmental Research Consultants. Index page Chinese version of the ADMS 3 Technical Specification. pdf. Discussion of the Building modules in ADMS 3 and PRIME ADMS 4 User Guide: ADMS-Urban and ADMS-Roads validation papers:
EMIT:
Dispersion of air pollution in Urban Areas of the UK. Research project sponsored by DEFRA. Documentation available to download includes: NSCA Spring Workshop Presentation:
ADMLC (UK Atmospheric Dispersion Modelling Liaison Committee) Workshop Presentation:
Carruthers DJ, Sheng X and McHugh CA (2005) Comparison between the Chinese EIA Guidelines for Air Dispersion Modelling and the Advanced Air Dispersion Model ADMS. pdf McHugh CA, Sheng X and Carruthers DJ (2005) Using ADMS models for Air Quality Assessment and Management in China. pdf Carruthers DJ, Dyster SJ and McHugh CA (2003) Factors affecting inter-annual variability of NOx and NO2 concentrations from single point sources. Clean Air and Environmental Protection vol. 33, no. 1, pp 15-20. pdf Carruthers DJ, Dixon P, McHugh CA, Nixon SG, and Oates W. (1999) Determination of Compliance with UK and EU Air Quality Objectives From High Resolution Pollutant Concentration Maps Calculated Using ADMS-Urban. International Journal of Environment and Pollution (Volume 16, Nos. 1-6, 2001). pdf McHugh CA, Carruthers DJ, Higson H & Dyster SJ (1999) Comparison of Model Evaluation Methodologies With Application to ADMS 3 and US Models. International Journal of Environment and Pollution (Volume 16, Nos. 1-6, 2001). pdf KL Simms, S Wilkinson, S Bethan (1999) Odour Nuisance and Dispersion Modelling: An Objective Approach to a Very Subjective Problem Cambridge Environmental Research Consultants. pdf Dyster SJ, Thompson DJ, McHugh CA and Carruthers DJ. (1999) Turbulent Fluctuations And Their Use in Estimating Compliance Standards And In Model Evaluation. International Journal of Environment and Pollution (Volume 16, Nos. 1-6, 2001). pdf Robins A. and, McHugh CA (1999) Development And Evaluation Of The ADMS Buildings Effects Module. International Journal of Environment and Pollution (Volume 16, Nos. 1-6, 2001). pdf Hanna SR, Egan BA, Purdum J and Wagler J (1999) Evaluation of the ADMS, AERMOD and ISC3 Models with the Optex, Duke Forest, Kincaid, Indianapolis and Lovett Field Data Sets. International Journal of Environment and Pollution (Volume 16, Nos. 1-6, 2001). pdf Carruthers DJ, Edmunds HA, Lester AE, McHugh CA, and Singles RJ (1998) Use and Validation of ADMS-Urban in contrasting Urban and Industrial Locations. International Journal of Environment and Pollution (Volume 14, Nos. 1-6, 2000). pdf |
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