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Comparison study of AXAIR89Q and AXAIRQ
[report]
1995
unpublished
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AXAIR89Q has been improved to incorporate many new features. The new version, AXAIRQ, contains the following improvements: inclusion of dry deposition and the ground shine pathway, 95% dose calculations at userselected distances, availability of Pasquill-Briggs e s i o n coefficients, and user-input mixing height. AXAIRQ can be executed in the same manner as AXAIR89Q by selecting certain inputs. This report shows the differences in committed effective dose equivalents (CEDES) when the new
doi:10.2172/220437
fatcat:olx5c7u7fjeglhiypwzmw3h4bi