The Applied Modeling Research Branch investigates and develops applied numerical simulation models of sources, transport, fate, and mitigation of air toxic pollutants in the near field and conducts research to develop and improve human exposure predictive models, focusing principally on urban environments where exposures are high. Databases are assembled and used to model development and research on flow characterization, dispersion modeling, and human exposure. Many of our models and datasets are available via anonymous ftp .
Research is coordinated with other agencies and researchers.