Air Modeling
TCEQ staff use computer models to simulate the meteorological conditions and chemical reactions that contribute to the formation of air pollutants and to predict how air quality in a region will be affected by economic and population growth, and by reducing pollution emissions.
- Introduction to Air Quality Modeling
- Computer models are used to simulate the meteorological conditions and chemical reactions that contribute to the formation of air pollutants and to predict how air quality in a region will be affected by economic and population growth, and by reducing pollution emissions.
- Air Modeling Data
- Data files related to air quality modeling.
- Rider 8 State and Local Air Quality Planning Program
- A program to support local air quality planning for the Federal Ozone National Ambient Air Quality Standard.
- Air Modeling Research and Contract Project Reports
- Projects to advance air quality modeling and research under contract with TCEQ.
- Air Modeling Science and Technical Committees
- TCEQ's advisory groups to assist the agency in addressing technical and scientific issues relating to air quality in Texas.
- Air Modeling Technical Documents
- Technical documents and reports related to air quality modeling.
- Air Modeling Technical Workshops
- Presentation from workshops and conferences on air quality modeling.
- TexAQS II Air Quality Field Study
- The Texas Air Quality Field Study II, a comprehensive research initiative to better understand the causes of air pollution.
