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 2.6
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Create emissions inputs for multiple air quality modeling
systems with unmatched speed and flexibility
Download
SMOKEv2.6
Read
the SMOKEv2.6 Release Notes
Browse
the SMOKEv2.6 User's Manual |
| New In SMOKEv2.6 |
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SMOKE News |
Source-level tagging feature in Spcmat
Spcmat now supports source-level tagging functionality by state/county and SCC/PlantID/MACT/SIC codes.
New EMS-95 wider format (PTHOUR)
Smkinven supports new extended EMS-95 point hourly fomrat to enhance the precision of low emissions values. The original EMS-95 point hourly format has 7 columns available for the emissions values instead of the 12 columns. |
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SMOKE version 2.6 release
The Institute for the Environment, in cooperation with
the U.S. EPA, is pleased to announce the release of SMOKE version
2.6
Still the fastest emissions processing tool available. SMOKEv2.6 introdues a new source-level tagging feature, a new extended EMS-95 point hourly format for hour-specific inventory file, and more.
Special SMOKE Training for Environment Canada
CMAS trainers held a special training session at the CMAS
Center offices in March, 2007 to teach SMOKE to emissions modelers from
Environment Canada.
Email
us to learn more about the CMAS SMOKE training program.
EC March, 2007 SMOKE class |
| 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.
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