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The BREEZE easy-to-use visual desktop offers direct access to entering data,
running the model, and generating graphics. The visual desktop offers the
ability to edit and visualize model data as you create a project. BREEZE
features CAD-like drawing tools that make it easy to edit, move, and delete
sources, grids, discrete receptors, hills, and buildings.
You can view model input data in 2-D, 3-D, or both. Intuitive form and table
views of data also provide for easy data entry and customization of units. All
model parameters are supplemented with complete online help, which provides
definitions and acceptable ranges. BREEZE makes it easy to create and execute
projects and avoid costly data entry mistakes. You can easily import and use a
bitmap image of an aerial photograph or a TerraServer map as a project base map
using the Import Image tool. You can also import terrain elevations from various
models including 7.5 minute and 1 degree United States Geologic Survey (USGS)
Digital Elevation Models (DEMs).
BREEZE saves you time and money by minimizing duplicate data entry and data
entry mistakes. Trinity Consultants' professional staff of modelers,
meteorologists, and software engineers is available to assist you with your
software.
BREEZE CALPUFF is based on the Earth Tech CALPUFF model.
When does CALPUFF Apply?
The CALPUFF model is used for regulatory permitting applications,
particularly those involving long-range pollutant transport or complex terrain.
CALPUFF is a non-steady state Lagrangian puff model that allows for refined
representation of long-range phenomena such as visibility, regional haze, and
acid deposition through the use of advanced meteorological data. CALPUFF
generally uses three-dimensional meteorological fields developed by the CALMET
model.
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