Difference between revisions of "Exceptional Air Pollution Event Analysis Community Workspace"

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What's New

2007-10-09: Event Analysis Illustrations
2007-10-08: Initial Event List by EPA Region
2007-09-25: Exceptional Event ESIP wiki space established

Exceptional Event Rule Documents

Federal Register: Final EE Rule, Talking Points
EPA Exceptional Event Documents, L. Bilard, CARB
Google Search: Exceptional Events Rule

Air Pollution Event Websites

U. Maryland, BC Lidar Group: US Air Quality Smog Blog
NASA Earth Observatory Satellite Images of Dust & Fire
NOAA Significant Event Imagery: Dust, Fires
Texas Com. on Env. Quality: Air Pollutions Events, 2000-2007
Vermont DEC, Air Poll. Control: Special Air Quality Events
Washington U. DataFed: AQ Events, Data, Tools, Analyses

Exceptional Event Resources

Event Catalog

EE Tools and Methods

EE Datasets

This wiki workspace is curated by R. Husar as an EPA contractor.

Help using the wiki

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