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AQView Serial Key is a tool for the selection of dispersion models for numerical simulations of atmospheric dispersion (particles).
This utility allows:
- to configure dispersion models according to parameters such as the wind speed scale, the boundary layer and the specific case
- to export the output parameters of each model into files
- to create contour and/or grid plots from each model
- to create statistical tables for the parameters exported
- to visualize the detailed hourly summary of the simulations
- to compute hourly distributions
- to provide an initial value of hourly distribution through the visualization module with an interactive code
AQPlot is a universal, graphic program to create and edit pictures in a "click on the points" environment. The program allows the user to define the coordinates of points, polygons, lines or curves, then draws them on the map in the style of the object selected by the user. The number of objects can be unlimited, and can be combined into any number of objects. In addition, AQPlot allows to easily modify the style of objects using different colors and graphic styles to create pictures. You can also create 2-D and 3-D maps.
AQMap is a library to view and edit maps in Google Earth (KE) and other 3-D GIS apps such as ArcGIS. It contains a library of main map objects such as points, polygons, line, polyline, and area (in fact, it can be used to create custom objects in these apps through the use of its API). It also supports a large number of basic operations to work with maps in Google Earth.
AQMode allows you to create a "Street View" a panoramic image from a Google Earth image that has more than 2,000 pixels. This application uses the Google Earth Engine API.
AQModel allows you to import models created with the GAMS Model Generator or AERMOD, CALPUFF, and ISC3 and use them in the modeler of the AQView utility. The information exported by the program for each model is saved in a file saved in the structure file format (.CFG) which can be imported back.
Performs all of the necessary processing necessary to convert a GIS into a Google Earth compatible format, and vice versa. Can convert from and to IDR, KML, KMZ, or any other GIS format (ArcMap, ArcCatalog, ARCView, Geonet, GPGrid,
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The data for this tool is in the form of a NetCDF file that is read from the output file of an atmspheric dispersion model.
The input to the tool is the name of the NetCDF file followed by the name of the output file produced by the atmspheric dispersion model. If the model outputs data in Google Earth as well (flow directions, etc.) a file called ATT is added to the input name which is the name of the Google Earth KML file created by the atmspheric dispersion model.
The NetCDF file in your input needs to be modeled in the following way for AQView to interpret it.
It must have a time dimension and at least 2 others, as it is written in the "magic" code netCDF.
It can also have a latitude and longitude dimension.
The time and latitude and longitude dimensions are case sensitive.
The atmspheric dispersion model's input file names (in NetCDF format) can be found in the MODELS_INPUT directory. For models that produce more than one output binary file (e.g. CALPUFF and AERMOD), the output filenames are placed in the following directories:
The bin_filename can be found in the LOCAL DIRECTORY or USER DIRECTORY. For models that use LOCAL_DIRECTORY, the bin_filename is given by something like "___-"
The following atmspheric dispersion models are supported:
ISC3CT (Models For LOCAL_DIRECTORY): file_ns
AERMOD (Models For LOCAL_DIRECTORY): file_ns
CALPUFF (Models For LOCAL_DIRECTORY): file_ns
MODELS_INPUT: MODEL_TYPE_CT_GENERAL
SOL_CALC_MODELS: MODEL_TYPE_CT_GENERAL
MODELS_INPUT: MODEL_TYPE_CT_LOCAL
SOL_CALC_MODELS: MODEL_TYPE_CT_LOCAL
MODELS_INPUT: MODEL_TYPE_CT_MOOSELOCAL
SOL_CALC_MODELS: MODEL_TYPE_CT_MOOSELOCAL
MODELS_INPUT: MODEL_TYPE_CT
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