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You should look at the work of Gregory McRae of Carnegie-Mellon. He's a policy
advisor to the US government on air pollution, I believe.  I know that he has
done work on modelling Los Angeles Smog (presented at SIGGRAPH 90, Dallas) and
problems of climatic change.  See "Computers in Physics", Sept/Oct 90. Also the
May/June issue, p.227, "Smog, supercomputers and society".
    John Wexler