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Community Multiscale Air Quality Modeling System (CMAQ)

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CMAQ Research

EPA’s CMAQ team is eager to work with CMAQ users to improve the science at the heart of the model as well as its practical implementation. The topics below describe what the CMAQ team is working on and how you can get involved through scientific collaborations, code contributions, or even a temporary position at EPA.

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Learn about the cutting-edge science processes CMAQ developers are modeling, and identify common areas of interest with the CMAQ team.
 
 

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View guidelines on how to cite CMAQ and its science modules when writing your own research or technical publications.
 
 

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Opportunities for Collaboration

Find descriptions and links to more information about postdoctoral, student contractor, and visiting scientist positions.
 
 

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CMAQ Developers Guide

View a general description of CMAQ's open-source collaboration workflow and step-by-step instructions for how to make code contributions through GitHub.


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Community Multiscale Air Quality Modeling System (CMAQ)