Particulate control strategy development using

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Using the validated dispersion model as the key tool in the strategy development, efforts turned to Step 5, Control Strategy Development. Table I presents predictions of 1987 particulate air quality based on future year emission data bases, and incorporates all of the identified inventory corrections, and emission growth projections. 

The development of new source apportionment methods have, for the first time, led to the development of regional particulate control strategies. Source impacts assigned using a chemical mass balance (CMB) model have been used in association with airshed dispersion models to identify emission inventory deficiencies and Improve modeling assumptions. 

Emission inventories are often used to develop control strategies for particulate pollution, but there are difficulties... 

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