InMAP

Description

InMAP is a recently developed model which offers a new approach to estimating the human health impacts caused by air pollutant emissions and how those impacts are distributed among different groups of people.

Questions this resource can help answer

What are the PM2.5 concentrations attributable to industrial point sources in the Southwestern US?

How do I use this resource?

Models PM2.5 concentrations from user-defined sources

Resource information

Resource owner

Format

Other

Backup URL

Update Frequency

Irregularly

Geographic Coverage

Global

Technical specifications

Methodology

InMAP is a reduced-form photochemical air quality model that uses a variable grid resolution

Sectors

Agricultural Commercial Energy generation Industrial Residential Transportation

Other Specifications

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