On the Leading Edge of Atmospheric Predictions

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Computational tools developed at the National Atmospheric Release Advisory Center predict the spread of airborne
hazards from toxic chemical spills, fires, and other atmospheric releases.

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Date Of Record Release	2009-06-16 12:49:03
Description	Computational tools developed at the National Atmospheric Release Advisory Center predict the spread of airborne hazards from toxic chemical spills, fires, and other atmospheric releases.
Classification	Emergency Preparedness and Response Safety and Health -- Emergency Planning -- Chemical Spills Emergency Preparedness and Response -- Hazardous Materials Safety and Health -- Hazardous Materials Climate and Meteorology -- Research
Resource Type	Article/Journal
Format	Text
Subject	Emergency Management Climatology Hazardous substances Chemical spills--Planning Conference proceedings
Source	National Atmospheric Release Advisory Center
Keyword	Airborne hazards, Toxic chemical spills, Fires, Atmospheric releases, Emergency planning, Weather predictions
Selector	Stith
Date Of Record Creation	2009-06-16 12:36:27
Education Level	College Technician/Professional/Faculty College (13 - 14) College (15 - 16) College - Graduate Level
Date Last Modified	2010-04-09 17:06:46
Creator	Gayle Sugiyama
Language	English

Date Record Checked: 2009-06-16 00:00:00 (W3C-DTF)

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