Supporting Documentation · Nov 14, 2024
04_AECOM_Environmental Report_Final
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Show all pagesAir Quality Madeling Report In addition to a review of the land-use in the vicinity of each monitor in comparison to the landuse surrounding the Wonder facility, an evaluation of predominant wind direction was also conducted, as the most representative moniter is ideally located upwind of the modeled location. A wind rose for the Caldwell Airport is presented in Figure 4-8. As. the wind rose indicates, winds are predominantly from the southwest through the northwest directions. This aligns better with the locatien of the Chester meniter when looking for an upwind monitor, Figure 4-8 Caldwell Airport Windrose WIND ROSE PLOT DISPLAY. Caldwell AP Wind Speed Direction (blowing from) WIND SPEED (mis) LJ --t110 HB ccc 1-10 TB osrc-3a0 TB scc-570 CD ete as0 L_J osc- 210 Catites, 2.02% Lastly, the population around each monitor location was compared to that around the Wonder site. Using the online Maps tool (hitps://www.maps.ie/population/), the population within 1-km radius of the Paterson monitor is 28,700. The population within 1-km radius of the Chester monitor is 725. The population within 1-km radius of the Wonder site is AECOM 22
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