Micrometeorological Air Dispersion Assessment Methodology (MADAM): A Geothermal Air Quality Impact Assessment Toolbox Available as Shareware

Abstract

The newly completed Micrometeorological Air Dispersion Assessment Methodology (MADAM) year long project was funded by the California Energy Commission through the Geothermal Grant Program and was managed by the Lake County Air Quality Management District. The purpose of the project was toe develop a verified methodology of geothermal air qualify impact assessment for us by regulators, industry and interested groups. The developed and verified methodology reduces the time and effort normally expended in determining geothermal air quality impacts through use of a Personal Computer abased program. MADAM is available for interested users cost free as share war ($5 registers user of new version announcements) Application, user and reference manuals and assistance are available form GODDARD & GODDARD ENGINEERING. Versions are available for CP/M, PC/MSDOC, Apple IIe (with Applied Engineering Z80 board), and Macintosh PC computers.