VERDI

Description

VERDI is a Java program for visualizing meteorology, emissions, and air quality modeling data. With options for overlaying GIS Shapefiles and observational data onto model output, VERDI offers a range of options for viewing atmospheric modeling data. VERDI scripting provides a powerful interface for automating the production of graphics for analyzing your data.

Questions this resource can help answer

What is a visual depiction of the air quality concentrations from a CMAQ photochemical modeling simulation?

How do I use this resource?

Visualizes meteorology, air quality and emissions data

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