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Federal research and development needs and priorities for atmospheric transport and diffusion modeling
  • Published Date:
    2004
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    This report, Federal Research Needs and Priorities for Atmospheric Transport and Diffusion Modeling, represents a commitment by each of the responsible Federal agencies in the OFCM Federal coordinating infrastructure to work in a collaborative and synergistic way to address this critical homeland security issue, and the report’s recommendations are the result of careful deliberation by the members and are based on their collective skills, experiences, and vision.
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    Professional Paper
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