Air Quality Modeling
The Center for Environmental Modeling for Policy Development (CEMPD), is a team of research faculty, scientists and engineers dedicated to supporting sound policy making through the development and application of environmental software and models. Our clients and collaborators include government, industrial and academic professionals who utilize our services to generate and understand environmental information.
To find out more about what we do, select from the following focus areas:
- Air Quality Modeling Research and Application
- State Implementation Plan (SIP) Applications
- Software Development
- Education
Latest News
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‘It is good to be back in person,’ CMAS Center hosts 21st annual conference to tackle complex air quality issues
The Community Modeling and Analysis System (CMAS) Center has served the air quality modeling and analysis community for more than two decades by providing access to open-source software that can be used to analyze air quality impacts and develop policies … Continued
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Arter, Gorelick named AAAS Science and Technology Policy Fellows
Former University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill postdoctoral researchers Calvin Arter and David Gorelick recently were named to the 50th cohort of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Science and Technology Policy Fellows (STPF). The program, … Continued
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UNC Institute for the Environment surpasses $12 million goal in historic Campaign for Carolina
The UNC Institute for the Environment (IE) has surpassed its $12 million campaign goal in Carolina’s campus-wide fundraising campaign. The Campaign for Carolina, launched in 2017, raised a record-setting $5 billion before closing Dec. 31, 2022. In addition to public … Continued
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CMAS Conference returns to Friday Center for its 21st event Oct. 17-19
The Community Modeling and Analysis System (CMAS) Conference will return in person this fall after more than two years of virtual programming. The conference hosted by the Institute for the Environment will be held Oct. 17-19 at UNC’s Friday Center. … Continued