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Welcome to SMOKE-Model.org

This is the official SMOKE website hosted by the Center for Environmental Modeling for Policy Development (CEMPD) at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. SMOKE is an active open-source development project supported and distributed by the CEMPD through the Community Modeling and Analysis System Center.

SMOKE version 3.1


example SMOKE output

Create emissions inputs for multiple air quality modeling systems with unmatched speed and flexibility

Release Notes for SMOKEv3.1

Download SMOKEv3.1

Browse the SMOKEv3.1 User's Manual

New In SMOKEv3.1   SMOKE News

Support of U.S. EPA MOVES2010b

  • MOVES Driver Script update to add new pollutant outputs (VOC and Hg) and Refueling (RFL) process mode for RPD and RPV processing.

  • MOVES Post-processing Script update to optionally output separate Refueling (RFL) mode MOVES Emissions Rate lookup tables.

  • Movesmrg Enhancements

  • MEMORY_OPTIMIZE_YN [default:Y] allows the user to use less RAM memory. However, it will increase computational time of RPD_MODE and RPV_MODE runs.

  • USE_CONTROL_FACTORS [default:N] allows the user to apply control factor by FIPS, SCC, pollutant, process mode, and month.

  • Gentpro: Temporal Profile Generator

  • The purpose of this program is to create meteorology-based temporal profiles for inventory sources to obtain better representations of the temporal resolution of emissions. Please click the link to download "The Gentpro Technical Summary Document". Here are two major flags that allow to create various representation and resolutions of temporal profiles.

  • SMOKE version 3.1 release

    The Institute for the Environment, in cooperation with the U.S. EPA, is pleased to announce the release of SMOKE version 3.1

    SMOKEv3.1 includes SMOKE-MOVES Integration Tool for MOVES2010b.

    SMOKE-MOVES Integration Tool

    SMOKE-MOVES Integration Tool
    Tips & Tricks
    Spatial Allocator creates SMOKE-ready spatial data

    Download the free Spatial Allocator program to generate SMOKE-ready spatial surrogates and gridded biogenic landuse data.

     

     

     

     
    System Requirements
    O/S Linux
    Processor 64-bit x86
    Memory >2 Gb RAM
    Disk Space > 40 Gb
    Software VERDI, I/O API, netCDF, Portland Group Fortran

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    Data Resources

    CHIEF: North American inventories, spatial surrogates, temporal and speciation information, biogenic landuse

    GEIA: Global inventories

    U.S. RPO Inventories (post date)

    The SMOKE-model.org links page provides access to other sources of emissions data.


    Documentation

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    Partners

    Institute for the Environment

    CMAS Center

    U.S. EPA OAQPS

    U.S. EPA ASMD

    Baron Advanced Meteorology Services