BREEZE AERMOD 7.9 Release Notes
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This document provides release notes for BREEZE AERMOD version 7.9, including: - Integrating the latest EPA AERMOD model version from May 2014 with enhancements for parallel processing. - Adding options to customize modeling for different air quality standards. - Introducing debug output files for area, open pit and line sources. - Including updates like wind-sector background concentrations and upgraded parallel computing libraries.
BREEZE AERMOD 7.9 Release Notes
- 1. Release Notes BREEZE AERMOD 7.9 June 26, 2014 breeze@trinityconsultants.com breeze-software.com BREEZE Software +1 (972) 661-8881 breeze@trinityconsultants.com breeze-software.com Release Notes BREEZE AERMOD 7.9
- 2. Release Notes BREEZE AERMOD 7.9 June 26, 2014 breeze@trinityconsultants.com breeze-software.com BREEZE AERMOD Version 7.9 Release Notes What’s New in 7.9 Integrates the most recent U.S. EPA AERMOD version 14134, released on May 16, 2014, including high-speed parallel and BREEZE-enhanced versions of the new executable
- 3. Release Notes BREEZE AERMOD 7.9 June 26, 2014 breeze@trinityconsultants.com breeze-software.com Features an option to change the processing of 1-hour NO2, 1-hour SO2, and 24-hour PM2.5 results, depending on whether modeling is being done for the U.S. NAAQS standards or some other standard
- 4. Release Notes BREEZE AERMOD 7.9 June 26, 2014 breeze@trinityconsultants.com breeze-software.com Introduces an Area/Open pit/Line source debug output file to allow users to create and examine separate debug files containing the calculations of concentration for Area, Open pit, and Line sources
- 5. Release Notes BREEZE AERMOD 7.9 June 26, 2014 breeze@trinityconsultants.com breeze-software.com Includes the wind-sector-varying background concentration option
- 6. Release Notes BREEZE AERMOD 7.9 June 26, 2014 breeze@trinityconsultants.com breeze-software.com Includes wind-sector-varying ozone concentration option
- 7. Release Notes BREEZE AERMOD 7.9 June 26, 2014 breeze@trinityconsultants.com breeze-software.com Upgrades MPICH2 libraries for parallel executable to MPICH2 1.4.1p1 Note If you have previously worked with BREEZE Parallel AERMOD locally using MPICH2 1.2.1, you will need to uninstall MPICH2 1.2.1 and install MPICH2 1.4.1p1. Otherwise, BREEZE Parallel AERMOD won’t work in the new BREEZE AERMOD. After you successfully install BREEZE AERMOD 7.9, please go to Home Others BREEZE AERMOD Parallel Installation for instruction. Displays emission rates in a consistent format for all pollutants simulated in Multi-Scenario Processor mode Includes Sort function for data in Data tab Preserves compatibility with U.S. EPA AERMOD versions 13350, 12345, 12060, 09292, and 07026
- 8. Release Notes BREEZE AERMOD 7.9 June 26, 2014 breeze@trinityconsultants.com breeze-software.com Bug Fixes: EPA line source was not displayed properly in 3D Analyst. The station number and year for onsite meteorology were not loaded properly. AERMAP could not be run if there is only buildings but without sources in BREEZE AERMOD. Reports tab displayed a problematic input summary table after BRMS results were merged. Some debug output files were not collected and zipped into .amz result file. Some input files with certain RECTABLE high values were not loaded properly.
- 9. Release Notes BREEZE AERMOD 7.9 June 26, 2014 breeze@trinityconsultants.com breeze-software.com Known Issues: When the multi-year option is enabled in the Control Options, subsequent years must be run immediately after prior years in order properly read the output files. Some USB Hardware Keys (dongles) for multi-core licenses of AERMOD that were issued for use with the 11103 and earlier executables will not be compatible with the most recent editions of the AERMOD Parallel and BREEZE Parallel executables. These keys may need to be updated; please contact Support with related questions. When using the click/drag interface to add rectangular objects in the Map tab, in some cases the orientation of the object will "flip", requiring the user to manually move it to the originally intended position. It is recommended that users begin drawing all rectangular objects in the bottom left corner of the object. Event runs must be executed immediately after the corresponding standard AERMOD run.