Welcome!

You are visiting a developing web site that supports non-technical, public access to the results of the NC Ozone Air Quality Modeling Project .
To go to the site, click on the map above.

You can browse the August, 2000 Project Status Report
(This provides a preliminary assessment
of the effects of NOx reductions in the utility and other sectors.)

You can download a copy (pdf) of the August, 2000 Project Status Report

You can browse Prof. Jeffries' Feb. 21, 2001,
UNC Computation and Modeling Initiative Seminar Presentation
"Mathemathical Modeling of NC's Air Quality: Should you be driving an SUV?"

This work is being performed as part of NC's Clean Air Plan by

• NC Department of Environment and Natural Resources' Division of Air Quality
• Environmental Programs Group of MCNC's NC Supercomputing Center
• Department of Environmental Sciences and Engineering, School of Public Health , University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

The site is not quite ready for prime time, there are many items that are not complete yet, and there are still some problems with Netscape 4+ browsers, but the site still present some useful information.

In the future, to skip this page, go directly to http://airchem.sph.unc.edu/DENR/index.htm

The technical web site is at http://envpro.ncsc.org/NCDAQ/PGM/results/

This site was created by Professor Harvey Jeffres, Dept. Envr. Sci.and Eng, School of Public Health, UNC.