Name: AerScreen for Windows
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AerScreen for Windows

$260.00 – $1,040.00

EPA’s AERSCREEN is the recommended choice for this kind of air quality modeling study. AERSCREEN is EPA’s screening model version of the AERMOD dispersion model.

This product comes with a one year subscription to unlimited downloads and updates. Within that year, we offer discounted renewal rates at $260 for a single user and $520 for a multi user license. If your subscription expires without renewal, you’ll have to repurchase the product at its full retail price. Don’t worry, though, we’ll remind you when your subscription is drawing to a close.

One year after the initial purchase, an annual maintenance fee is required to receive continued support. A Single User license allows for the installation of this program on one computer. A Multi User license allows for unlimited installations of this program on computers at a single address.

Current Single User license holders may upgrade to a Multi User license by selecting the “Upgrade License to Multi User” option in the dropdown menu.

Overview

Do you need to conduct a screening dispersion modeling analysis? EPA’s AERSCREEN is the recommended choice for this kind of air quality modeling study. AERSCREEN is EPA’s screening model version of the AERMOD dispersion model. Our version, the intuitive AerScreen for Windows, has all the features missing from EPA’s AERSCREEN, including great on- screen graphics. This single source model accommodates flat as well as elevated terrain. The source modeled may be a point, flare, area, or volume source.

Want to watch a demo? Click here to see our Aerscreen for Windows webinar.

Additional information

Licensing	Multi User License, Multi User License – Annual Maintenance Fee, Single User License, Single User License – Annual Maintenance Fee, Upgrade License to Multi-User

System Requirements

50 MB hard disk free space

Windows 8.1 or a later version

Microsoft .NET Framework version 4 or a later version

Image Gallery Descriptions

First Image: The input summary allows you to see all the model inputs at the same time.
Second Image: After running the AerScreen model, you can plot the output concentrations for various time periods and save the plot to a file.
Third Image: AerScreen allows you to define the distance from the source of emissions for which the output concentrations will be calculated.
Fourth Image: Five source types can be modeled within AerScreen. For each one, AerScreen for Windows allows you to enter the appropriate input parameters.