# Appendix I

VISTAS Final Products

Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation

Division of Air Pollution Control

9 th Floor L&C Annex

401 Church Street Nashville, TN 37243VISTAS Final Products Draft Outline Jun 3, 2007

I. VISTAS Summary Materials a. VISTAS Summary Report for FLM Consultation Meeting Jun 12-13, 2018 b. VISTAS Summary Presentation http://www.vistas-sesarm.or g/documents/FinalDocs.asp c. Summary Presentations for each Class I Area http://www.vistas-sesarm.or g/documents/FinalDocs.asp

II. Monitoring: ftp://ftp.air-resource.com/VISTAS http://vista.cira.colostate.edu/views/ a. Conceptual Description:

i. Justification of New IMPROVE e quation: nephelometer data using old and new equation

ii. Current Conditions: 20% worst da ys, 20% best days, annual average,

timelines iii. Natural Background Conditions iv. Uniform Rate of Progress Glidepath v. ARS May 2003 report, Brewer and Adlhoch, 2005 AWMA paper

b. Classification and Regression Tree Analyses ftp://ftp.icfconsulting.com (Login ID: vistasmet; pa ssword: Mettool2) (Final Report, ppt with final graphics) i. Meteorological parameters rela ted to 5 visibility classes ii. 2002 conditions compared to 2000-2004 baseline period

c. Special Monitoring Studies i. Continuous Monitoring of sulfate, nitrate, total carbon, black carbon, and PM2.5 mass at Focus Sites (G reat Smoky Mtns., Cape Romain, Millbrook) to define temporal and spatial variability ii. High volume carbon sampling and an alysis (Carbon 14 analysis to define modern vs fossil carbon, Chemical Mass Balance and Positive

Matrix Factorization to iden tify sources of primary carbon iii. NH4 and Na measurement by ion chromatography for IMPROVE

filters from 9 VISTAS sites for Oct 2003-Dec 2004

III. Emissions Inventory: ftp://ftp.alpinegeophysics.com (Login ID: vistasei; password: emisdata) ftp://ftp.mactec.com/Outgoing/VISTAS (Login ID: externalclient; password: sen382)a. Inventory Data Summary: VISTAS States: point, area, on road mobile, non road mobile, annual average, organi zed at county and ___ [SCC/SIPS] tier

level

i. 2002 actual ii. 2002 typical

iii. 2009

iv. 2018

b. Inventory Data Summary: 2008 NKY (inc luding counties in OH: point, area, on road mobile, non road mobile i. 2008 summer day and annual average ii. 2002 typical and 2009 summer day

c. Documentation of methods for each year i. MACTEC 2002, 2009, 2018 invent ory report (dated Jan 2007) ii. MACTEC 2002 area source inventory report iii. MACTEC 2002 point source inventory report iv. Pechan 2002 Onroad and Nonroad inventory report v. MACTEC 2008 NKY inventory report (to be produced spring 2007)

d. NIF and IDA files supporting items (a) and (b) above, with read me file

e. Emissions Modeling Data Files ready to input into SMOKE for all sectors

i. 2002 actual ii. 2002 typical

iii. 2009

iv. 2018

f. Emissions Modeling Documentation (draft report by Greg Stella to be posted) i. Temporal Allocation ii. Speciation iii. Spatial Allocation 1. Development of Gridded Surrogate Files iv. Treatment of large fire plume rise v. Quality Assurance

g. Emissions Inventory and Emi ssions Modeling Technical Support Documentation (to be posted)

IV. Meteorological Modeling http://www.baronams.com/projects/VISTAS/

b. Selection of 2002 as Base Year a. Meteorological data b. MM5 QAPPc. MM5 2002 model performance d. Final report, data sets

V. Air Quality Modeling http://pah.cert.ucr.edu/vistas/vistas2/index.shtml a. Selection of Modeling System

i. SMOKE ii. CMAQ

1. SOA Modifications c. Modeling QAPP d. Modeling Protocol e. GEOS-CHEM global modeling for initial and boundary conditions for CMAQ f. CMAQ 2002 Model Performance Evaluation g. 2018 Projected emissions under existing regulations

h. 2018 Emissions Sensitivities (Base D, Base F, Base G Area of Influence) http://www.ce.gatech.edu/res earch/vistas/products.htm

VI. Reasonable Progress Analyses a. Back Trajectory Analyses b. Residence Time Analyses ftp://ftp.air-resource.com/VISTAS c. Area of Influence Analyses ftp://ftp.environ.org/pub/outgoing/vistas Area of Influence Reports and ppts d. Four Factor Analysis Excel with source sector analysis by Area of Influence for each Class I

area Excel lists of sources within AoI

VII. BART a. VISTAS BART Modeling Prot ocol and supporting data sets http://www.vistas-sesarm.org http://www.src.com/calpuff/calpuff1.htm b. List of BART Eligible Sources b. Explanation of BART Exemption Modeling

c. BART Determinations

VIII. Final LTS and RP Goals

IX. SIP DocumentationX. VISTAS Background, wo rkgroups, presentations http://www.vistas-sesarm.org