A technique used to predict how air pollutants spread and dilute in the atmosphere.
Air pollution dispersion modeling is a technique used to predict how air pollutants spread and dilute in the atmosphere. These models help us understand the concentration of pollutants at various locations downwind from a source, taking into account factors like weather conditions, terrain, and the characteristics of the pollutant being released. The modeling process involves using mathematical equations and computer simulations to estimate the impact of pollution sources on air quality.