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Revision as of 09:27, April 12, 2013

Exceptional Event (EE):

An air quality exceedance that would not have occured but for the presence of a natural/nonrecurring event.

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This is a community workspace to support the analyses of Exceptional Events flagging and documentation.
Contributions are welcome of observations, models, tools, methods, analyses and discussions
Ideas on wiki contents and layout will be most appreciated!!

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EE Context

Regulatory
EE Rule | Talking Points | EPA Docs | 1998 EPA Guide]
Issues
Regulatory | Scientific | Technical | Other..
EE-Related Resources
Reports, Papers | Websites

EE Toolbox

Tools and Methods
Datasets
Discussion
User Support

Air Pollution Events

Illustrative EE Analyses
General EE Catalog
Difficult Cases

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  • Mailing list
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  • People - People interested in Exceptional Event Analyses

This open community wiki space has been established and is managed by Rudolf Husar, who is working as an EPA contractor. Any information presented on this website or any contribution by EPA personnel to the discussion on this website should not be construed as representing the Agency's position on these issues.