Purpose
The purpose of the Air Quality COP is to assemble a group of State Department of Transportation (DOT) air quality practitioners to have a focused discussion on the state of the practice, emerging issues, and research data needs on particular air quality issues.
Members
Practitioners share experiences and learn from each other, helping to further the state of the knowledge of the community. In addition, the effort helps to extend the COP members’ networks and professional contacts. The Air Quality COP consists of representatives from ten State DOTs, the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA), the Federal Transportation Administration (FTA) and AASHTO.
Reports
COP reports may be accessed below:
- Air Quality COP State of the Practice Report: Construction Emissions Analysis (August 2013)
- Air Quality COP State of the Practice Report: Project-Level Quantitative Hot-spot Analyses for PM2.5 and PM10 (March 2013)
- Air Quality COP State of the Practice Report: Establishing and Coordinating Motor Vehicle Emissions Budgets (June 2012)
- Air Quality COP State of the Practice Report on Public Education Programs (January 2012)
- Air Quality COP State of the Practice Report: Use of Transportation Control Measures and Reasonably Available Control Measures in Approved or Submitted State Implementation Plans (April 2011)
- Air Quality COP State-of-the-Practice Report on Establishing Air Quality Background Concentration Levels for Projects (December 2010)
- Air Quality COP State-of-the-Practice Report on Air Quality Interagency Coordination (June 2010)
- Air Quality COP State-of-the-Practice Report on Short-Term Impacts from Construction Equipment and Operations (March 2010)
- Air Quality COP State-of-the Practice Report (June 2009)