Dispersion models

Numerical dispersion models is a useful planning tool when obnoxious or hazardous emmissions to the atmosphere are foreseen. These models will help decision makers to evaluate the environmental impact and risk of new installations - or, in case of emergency, the need for evacuation.

• The RIMPUFF model for short-range dispersion
• The JAVAPUFF model for on-line emergency decision support systems
• The local-scale model chain LMSC
• DREAM, a coupled short- and long-range dispersion model
• The IBL model for the development of the atmospheric mixing height
• The dense-gas dispersion models HEAVYPUFF, SLAM and GReAT
• LINCOM-T A fast diagnostic model for stratified flow over hilly terrain
• The Risø mini lidar for aerosol remote sensing