README.TXT OZIPR February 2005 This file provides introductory information and describes the files related to the OZIPR (Ozone Isopleth Plotting Program Revised) model. This update to the OZIP model provides (1) a simple trajectory model capable of utilizing complex chemical mechanisms, emissions, and various meteorological parameters, and (2) procedures through which the Empirical Kinetics Modeling Approach (EKMA) can be implemented for calculation of emission reductions needed to achieve compliance with the National Ambient Air Quality Standard for ozone. The following describes the OZIPR package and indicates where the files can be found on the website shell that presents this ReadMe: Code/Executable/Test Inputs 1. OZIPR.ZIP - OZIPR executables and README.TXT 2. OZIPREX.ZIP - OZIPR examples, input and output files 3. OZIPRSRC.ZIP - OZIPR source code (*.FOR, *.LIB, *.FIN files) 4. OZINPUT.ZIP - OZIPR examples of secondary production for 3 target HAPS User's Guide OZIPRD.ZIP - OZIPR User's Guide Support Document OZIPRHPS.pdf - A Simplified Approach for Estimating Secondary Production of Hazardous Air Pollution (HAPS) Using the OZIPR Model Appendices A through F of the support document: A. APP_A_RN.pdf - Appendix A-Running the OZPIR Model B. APP_B_HO.pdf - Appendix B-Secondary Production by Hour C. APP_C_HO.pdf - Appendix C-Total, Primary, and Secondary Production by Hour D. APP_D_SE.pdf - Appendix D-Secondary Rpoduction by Season E. APP_E_UR.pdf - Appendix E-Weighted Seasonal Secondary Production by City F. APP_F_UR.pdf - Appendix F-Annual Average Secondary Production by City **************************************************************************** * * * NOTE: File #5 above, OZINPUT.ZIP, requires that the user unzip the file * * using the "PKUNZIP -d " option. This option preserves the file * * structure needed to utilize batch files within this zipped file. * * * **************************************************************************** Questions or comments related to OZIPR should be directed to Joe Touma at EPA: 919-541-5381, or by e-mail at Touma.Joe@epa.gov .