Topic: Air emissions data
EPA’s HAPEM (Hazardous Air Pollutant Exposure Model) is a human exposure model that estimates how people are exposed to outdoor-origin hazardous air pollutants as they move through different microenvironments (home, work, in transit, outdoors). Using ambient concentration inputs, population and activity-pattern data, and microenvironmental factors (e.g., infiltration indoors), HAPEM produces distributions of exposure for various population groups and is used in national? and regional?scale risk assessments such as the National Air Toxics Assessment.
Mapping tool providing locations of facilities with air permits in NJ, along with information on air quality, weather, wind speed and direction, and overburdened communities.
Website providing case studies and resources related to screening assessments of community air quality concerns.
Web tool providing information on neighborhood built environment, asthma, climate, housing, and outdoor air, intended to show how environments affect health.
Mapping tool providing information on overburdened communities in New Jersey, as well as information on environmental and public health stressors, and locations of emitting facilities, along with information about violations and incidents.
EPA’s MOtor Vehicle Emission Simulator (MOVES) is a state-of-the-science emission modeling system that estimates emissions for mobile sources at the national, county, and project level for criteria air pollutants, greenhouse gases, and air toxics.
Repository for the Simple Interactive Models for better air quality set of tools. These tools demonstrate fundamental equations to calculate, visualize, and interpret air emissions and pollution. The tools are intended to make links between emissions, pollution dispersion, impacts, and potential solutions more accessible to a wider set of stakeholders. The tools include models as well as primers on different air quality topics.
Website providing health and environmental data for municipalities in New Jersey
MiEJScreen is a screening tool that provided percentile scoring various environmental, health and socioeconomic indicators to measure relative environmental risk in communities. This map is meant for general information about Environmental Justice in Michigan and is a collection of basic data sets related to Environmental Justice concerns which allow users to identify, query, and filter the data.
CARB’s MSEI (Mobile Source Emissions Inventory) Modeling Tools page is a hub for California’s official mobile?source emissions models—including EMFAC (on?road vehicles), OFFROAD (off?road equipment), and related utilities. These tools estimate emissions of criteria pollutants, toxics, and greenhouse gases from cars, trucks, buses, construction equipment, lawn and garden equipment, and more, and are used for SIPs, conformity, CEQA, and other regulatory and planning analyses.
