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4. Getting to Know your EIA Report
Virtual Tutorial The assessment criteria and guidelines have been listed down in the EIAO TM Annexes 4 and 12. There are also guidelines issued by EPD about the assessment of air quality impacts using different models, they are:
These guidelines are available in the EPD website. Please click here. In a nutshell, the generic approach in an air quality assessment follows the sequence below:
Different types of air quality model would be used to assess the impacts from different sources. Please refer to the following table:
Typical Information required for air quality assessment (Modelling Input) As stated in the EIAO-TM Annex 12, the presentation of assessment results should be assisted by a summary table and contour plots of pollution concentration. And the assessment results should be compared with the specified air quality standards where appropriate. [Map of Hourly TSP Concentration] |
Last Updated : 2004/03/01
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