Project H012.2004.8HRA
 A Conceptual Model for 8-Hour Ozone Exceedances in East Texas

Project Period:07/02/2004 - 02/28/2005
Total Budget:$47,684
Sub-Contractors:Texas A&M University - John Nielsen-Gammon ($47,684)

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Conceptual Model for Extreme Ozone Concentration Events in Dallas and East Texas Based on Reduced Dilution in Frontal Zones
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Executive Summary - Part 1
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Executive Summary - Part 2
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Final Report - Part 1: Background Ozone Levels in Texas
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Final Report - Part 2: Eight-Hour Ozone Exceedances in the Houston-Galveston Metropolitan Area
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Project Summary
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This project develops a conceptual model for high regional background ozone levels in East Texas, including the evaluation of trajectory and grid modeling studies of long-range transport of pollution from out-of-state sources, such as those conducted in support of current field studies in other parts of the U.S. (e.g., the New England Field Study) or of EPA’s Interstate Air Quality Rule.

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