CMAQ
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What is CMAQ?
CMAQ, or the Community Multiscale Air Quality modeling system, is an air quality model developed by the US EPA. It is a regional model used to simulate air pollution, including ozone, particulate matter, and air toxics. It is commonly used for regulatory purposes, such as State Implementation Plans (SIPs), and for research, such as assessing the impacts of climate change on air quality.
What other technologies are related to CMAQ?
CMAQ Competitor Technologies
WRF-Chem
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WRF-Chem is another atmospheric chemistry model that can be used for similar air quality simulations as CMAQ.
AERMOD
AERMOD is a steady-state plume dispersion model used for regulatory air quality modeling, primarily for near-field sources, making it a potential competitor to CMAQ for some applications.
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Which job functions commonly mention CMAQ?
Meteorologist
0.5% of all Meteorologist jobs mention CMAQ
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Scientist
30 Scientist jobs mention CMAQ
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Quality Assurance
65 Quality Assurance jobs mention CMAQ
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Research Scientist
4 Research Scientist jobs mention CMAQ
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Researcher
28 Researcher jobs mention CMAQ
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Which organizations are mentioning CMAQ?
Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC)
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