How it works

Follow the study from definition to deliverable package.

The workflow makes scientific dependencies visible so users understand why each stage exists and what must be ready before the next one begins.

Eight stages

One sequence, with the purpose of every step kept visible.

The modelling chain is not reduced to a generic run action; each step keeps its own inputs, state and outputs understandable.

Create the project, confirm the location and projected CRS, and establish the modelling scenario.

Add supported point sources, buildings and receptor definitions in the project GIS context.

Prepare the surface characteristics and meteorological inputs required by the supported workflow.

Attach or acquire terrain and calculate source and receptor elevations through AERMAP.

Run BPIPPRM when structures affect plume behaviour and keep the output with the project.

Validate dependencies, submit the modelling run and track its state through completion.

Inspect concentration results, maxima, maps and run outputs in the same project context.

Retain model files, logs and traceable artifacts for technical review and project delivery.