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Scientific Modeling
SMOKE
This system is a model to simulate environmental air pollution ... a UNC initiative in collaboration with EPA
COMMENTARY
This is interesting ... but a quick review suggests that its use is limited to scientists without any methodology to translate the scientific findings into something that reflects the social and economic impacts. In a smarter world, there would be a module that helps to express the findings of the model in a form that shows changes in valueadd for society when model variables change.
Collaboration between the scientists and experts in TrueValueMetrics needs to take place as soon as possible.
Peter Burgess
This system is a model to simulate environmental air pollution ... a UNC initiative in collaboration with EPA
SMOKE v3.0 User’s Manual
For more information go to http://www.smoke-model.org/version3.0/html/index.html
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Table of Contents
- 0. Release Notes
- 1. Introduction
- 2. SMOKE Concepts
- 3. SMOKE Directory Structure
- 4. Using SMOKE Scripts
- 5. SMOKE Utility Tools
- 6. SMOKE Core Programs
- 7. SMOKE Quality Assurance
- 8. SMOKE Input Files
- 9. SMOKE Intermediate Files
- 10. SMOKE Output Files
- 11. Source Code and Include Files
- 12. Downloading, Installing, and Compiling SMOKE
- Appendix A. Glossary
- Appendix B. Abbreviations