ISSN 1090-4999
Vol. 5, Issue 1, 1975January 01, 1975 EDT
Air Pollution Dispersion Modeling: Application and Uncertainty
Air Pollution Dispersion Modeling: Application and Uncertainty
Articles in Vol. 5, Issue 1, 1975
Vol. 5, Issue 1, 1975
- A Population Projection Methodology for Regional PlanningAnthony L. RedwoodMorris M. Kleiner
- A Model for the Analysis of the Demand for and Economic Impacts of Summer Recreation in ManitobaJ. CravenC. F. FraminghamR. E. Capel
- Air Pollution Dispersion Modeling: Application and UncertaintyR. J. AllenL. R. BabcockN. L. Nagda
- Place of Residence, as it Relates to Female Labor Force Participation, Work Time Supplied and IncomeDean F. SchreinerMarlys A. Knutson
- Dynamic Regional Input-Output Models with Time Varying Coefficients: A Theoretical FrameworkSe-Hark Park
- Simulating the Employment Impact of Coal Development in WyomingRoger A. MatsonJeannette B. Studer
- Forecasting Regional Manpower Requirements: Input-Output Analysis versus BLS Regression TechniquesWalter E. MullendoreLawrence F. Ziegler
- The Relationship of Gross Migration to Net Migration: A Short Run, Long Run DistinctionVernon Renshaw
- Determinants of Mobility in an Inner-City CommunityDavid P. Varady
Allen, R. J., L. R. Babcock, and N. L. Nagda. 1975. “Air Pollution Dispersion Modeling: Application and Uncertainty.” Journal of Regional Analysis & Policy 5 (1): 1–26.