FDMpro combines the US EPA FDM and CALINE concepts into a single Windows application for computing airborne concentration and ground deposition...
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FDMpro implements the US EPA FDM and CALINE algorithms via a Windows desktop interface. It handles mixed sources (area, point, road emissions), computes both concentration and deposition, supports large numbers of sources and receptors, and enables output in tables, maps, and exports for GIS workflows.
Download brochureUser interface for easy setup and management of sources, receptors and settings.
Handles area, point and road (line) emissions together in a single model run.
Calculated together for airborne particles and ground deposition in same model.
Up to 200 sources & 100,000 receptors per run.
Export tables, maps, GIS‐friendly outputs, summary reports.
Plot concentration / deposition isopleths over base maps for visualization.
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Perpetual license: One-time payment — use the purchased version as long as compatible. Upgrades and support are available via annual maintenance (AMC).
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Assess airborne deposition and concentration of dust from mining operations to ensure environmental safety.
Model dust emissions from construction activities and plan mitigation strategies.
Evaluate dust from road traffic and its deposition on nearby land and sensitive receptors.
Provide detailed output for regulatory submissions, research or policy work.
“Prediction of fugitive dust levels in the surrounding area (24-hour average) should be carried out using a suitable computerized Fugitive Dispersion Model (FDM) based on the Gaussian plume formulation.”
- Environmental Impact Assessment Guidance Manual for Mining of Minerals, MoEF&CC, February 2010 (Pg. 36), under the EIA Notification, 2006.
FDMpro® is proprietary software of Envitrans Private Limited. It implements US EPA and CALINE algorithms under license. The interface, models, and tools are Envitrans intellectual property. Licensing applies only to the FDMpro software and associated outputs.