Air dispersion modeling · Windows

EW_CALPUFF

A graphical environment for CALPUFF 7.2.1 that simplifies input preparation, model checks, execution, CALPOST processing, and geographic review.

  • CALPUFF 7.2.1
  • CALPOST
  • CALMET input
  • KML export
EW_CALPUFF workspace Project ready
EW_CALPUFF interface with modeling domain and input controls
Sources, receptors, meteorology, terrain, output statistics, and map visualization.
CALPUFF 7.2.1guided project configuration
CALMET integrationinspect meteorological fields
CALPOSTextract project statistics
Map outputsembedded display and KML

Model interface

Keep complex CALPUFF projects organized and inspectable.

EW_CALPUFF provides a structured layer around the CALPUFF modeling chain while keeping source, receptor, meteorological, and postprocessing choices visible to the user.

The interface reads CALMET output prepared by the user or supplied through Enviroware’s MeteoData service. Sources and discrete receptors can be entered numerically or positioned directly on the map. Before a simulation, project inputs are checked and CALPUFF files are generated.

After the run, CALPOST can extract annual averages, percentiles, running averages, and other statistics from binary concentration output.

01Build

Define sources, receptors, pollutants, and time-varying emissions.

02Verify

Check project consistency before creating model input.

03Process

Coordinate CALPUFF execution and CALPOST statistics.

04Visualize

Review fields, receptors, contours, terrain, and land use.

Capabilities

From project geometry to report-ready results.

01

Input assistance

Insert and validate CALPUFF parameters through organized project controls.

02

Geographic entities

Place domains, sources, and receptors graphically and export them to KML.

03

CALMET inspection

Extract meteorological data at any point and plot terrain and land use.

04

Discrete receptors

Plot postprocessed concentrations and review time or statistic results.

05

Gridded results

Display concentration fields over the embedded base map.

06

Reporting outputs

Export contours to KML and copy or save the processing log in RTF format.

Project workflow

A continuous path through the CALPUFF chain.

EW_CALPUFF does not replace the scientific model; it coordinates the data and executables needed to apply it efficiently.

  1. 01Load CALMET output for the project domain.
  2. 02Define sources, receptors, emissions, species, and simulation options.
  3. 03Validate inputs and generate the CALPUFF control files.
  4. 04Run CALPUFF using the appropriate executable.
  5. 05Use CALPOST to calculate required statistics.
  6. 06Review maps, receptor plots, contours, logs, and KML exports.

Interface

Technical detail with a geographic context.

EW_CALPUFF map and project controls

Project definition

Configure model entities and review their position within the domain.

EW_CALPUFF result visualization

Results and postprocessing

Inspect model output and prepare statistics for technical assessment.

Evaluation

Test EW_CALPUFF

The installer includes the interface and its PDF user guide. CALPUFF and CALPOST executables must be obtained from the official model source.

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Test data & license

Prepare a complete trial

Download the sample two-month CALMET dataset or review current annual license terms.

CALPUFF and CALPOST executables are distributed separately. Refer to the US EPA model page and the EW_CALPUFF guide.

Need meteorological input?

Order CALMET-ready or CALPUFF-ready data worldwide.

Our MeteoData service can prepare the WRF, MMIF, CALWRF, or CALMET files required by your project.

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