Dispersion model evaluation of PM2.5, NOx and SO2 from point and major line sources in Nova Scotia, Canada using AERMOD Gaussian plume air dispersion model

Mark D. Gibson(Dalhousie University), Mysore G. Satish(Dalhousie University), Soumita Kundu(Washington State University)
Atmospheric Pollution Research
March 6, 2013
10.5094/apr.2013.016
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