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Number of days with maximum 8-hour average ozone concentration over the National Ambient Air Quality Standard 2001 Monitor & Modeled Monitor Only ATC0HISON NO0DAWAY 0WORTH HAR0RISON ME0RCER 0 PUTNAM SC0HUYLER SC0OTLAND C0LARK ATCHISON NODAWAY WORTH HARRISON MERCER PUTNAM SCHUYLER SCOTLAND CLARK GENTRY GENTRY HO0LT BUC0PHANDREW6LAA0NTATNE CLD000CIEN9LKTAOAYLNB CRDA0AA0L0YVDIWESELL 0GR0CUALIVINGSTONN0RDRYOLL 00SULCILNHL0NAIVRAITNONAMD0AAC0IRORNAN0DOLPHKNSOHX00ELBM0YONRLEO0WEMISA0RIROAN0LLS PIKE0 HOLT BUPCLAANDREWH6TATNEAN CDCLE9LINKATAYOLNB CRDAAALYVDIWESELL GRCUALIVINGSTONNRDRYOLL SULCILNHLNAIVRAITNONAMDAACIRORNANDOLPHKNSOHXELBMYONRLEOWEMISARIROANLLS PIKE CJAASCS1KSON 0JL0OAFHANYSEOTNTE PE0TTSIS0ALINE CO0HOOP0EWRARD 0BOONE CA0LA0LUADWRAAYIN MONTGOMERY0WAR0RENLIN0COLNST. C4HARLES CJAASCSKSON LJOAFHANYSEOTNTE PETTSISALINE COHOOPEWRARD BOONE CALALUADWRAAYIN MONTGOMERY WARRENLINCOLNST. CHARLES 1 0 20 ST. LO2UIS CITY 1 20 ST. LOUIS CITY BAT0ES HE0NRY BE0NTON M0ORGAMNONITEAU 0COLE OS0AGE GASCONADE0 FRA0NKLIN JEFF8SETR.S LOONUIS BATES HENRY BENTON MORGMANONITEAU COLE OSAGE GASCONADE FRANKLIN JEFFSETR. SLOONUIS M0ILLER MA0RIES MILLER MARIES JBVAAESR000RPTENORONN LCASEDW1T0DA0.R ADC0ERELNACIRE 0P0GOR3HLEIKCEKNOERYD0ALWLAEC0SBA0SMTDELERANC0LEDEW0RIGHPT0ULASTKEI0XASP0HELPS D0CERNSATH0WA0NFNOORND WREAIRYS0ONH1NOINLGDTSON0ST. FRANCOIS 0MW0AA0DGYIES0NNOESENTVEIE.0VEBOLLINGER0PERGRIYR0CAARPDEE0SACUOTT JBVAAESRRPTENORONN CLSEDATDAW. ADCRRELEANIRCE POGHLR3IKCEEKNOERYDALLAWCSAEMBSDLTEAENCRLEDEWRIGHPTULASTKEIXASPHELPS DCERNSATHWANFNOORND REWIRYOANSNOHLIDNSGTONST. FRANCOIS MWAADGYISENONESNETVEI.EVEBOLLINGER PERGRIYRCAARPDEESACUOTT CHRISTIAN MNEcDW00OTNOANLD B0ARRY S0TONE 0TA0NEY DOU0OGZL0AARSK H0OWELL ORE0GON CARRTIPE0LREY0 BU0TLER STODD0ARD 0 MISS0ISSIPPI MNEcDWOTNOANLD BARRY STONE CHTRAINSETYIAN DOUOGZLAARSK HOWELL OREGON CARRTIPELREY BUTLER STODDARD MISSISSIPPI NEW NEW MADRID MADRID Monitor & Modeled Data Notes: DUN0KLIN PEMISCOT0 Monitor Only Data Notes: DUNKLIN PEMISCOT •This dataset was obtained from the National Environmental Public Health Tracking •This dataset was obtained from the National Environmental Public Health Tracking (EPHT) Portal at http://ephtracking.cdc.gov/showHome.action No Data (EPHT) Portal at http://ephtracking.cdc.gov/showHome.action •Data provided by US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to the Centers for Disease •Data provided by US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Modeled Data Control (CDC). ■ •This measure was created using the Hierarchical Bayesian (HB) modeled predictions for Exclusively •Most data are submitted to EPA by state air programs, as required under the Clean Air counties and days without monitoring data and using Air Quality System (AQS) data for Act. counties and days with monitoring data. •Data completeness for each monitor was based on the availability of samples for a •HB modeled data are generated through statistical fusion of AQS monitor and certain number of days during the ozone season. Community MultiscaleAir Quality (CMAQ) model-predicted concentration values. •Data are only provided for counties with monitors that pass the completeness •The daily ozone National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) is 0.075 ppm. EPA criterion. established this new 8-hour standard for ozone of 0.075 parts per million (ppm) in 2008. •The daily ozone National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) is 0.075 ppm. EPA The previous 8-hour standard was set at 0.08 ppm. established this new 8-hour standard for ozone of 0.075 parts per million (ppm) in 2008. The previous 8-hour standard was set at 0.08 ppm. Number of days with maximum 8-hour average ozone concentration over the National Ambient Air Quality Standard 2002 Monitor & Modeled Monitor Only ATC0HISON NO0DAWAY 0WORTH HAR0RISON ME0RCER 0 PUTNAM SC0HUYLER SC0OTLAND C0LARK ATCHISON NODAWAY WORTH HARRISON MERCER PUTNAM SCHUYLER SCOTLAND CLARK GENTRY GENTRY HO0LT BUC10PHANDREWLAA0N1TATNE 2CLD009CIENL4KTAOAYLNB CRDA9AA0L0YVDIWESELL 0GR0CUALIVINGSTONN0RDRYOLL 00SULCILNHL0NAIVRAITNONAMD0AAC0IRORNAN0DOLPHKNSOHX00ELBM0YONRLEO0WEMISA3RIROAN3LLS PIKE4 HOLT BUPCL1AANDREWHTATN1EAN 2CDCLELIN4KATAYOLNB CRDAAALYVDIWESELL GRCUALIVINGSTONNRDRYOLL SULCILNHLNAIVRAITNONAMDAACIRORNANDOLPHKNSOHXELBMYONRLEOWEMISARIROANLLS PIKE CJAA1SCSKS6ON 0JL0OAFHANYSEOTNTE PE0TTSIS0ALINE CO0HOOP0EWRARD 0BOONE CA0LA0LUADWRAAYIN MONTGOMERY3WAR1RE1NLIN7COLNST3. CH6ARLES CJAASCSKSON LJOAFHANYSEOTNTE PETTSISALINE COHOOPEWRARD BOONE CALALUADWRAAYIN MONTGOMERY WARRENLINCOLNST. CHARLES 10 0 35 ST. 2LOU1IS CITY 10 35 ST. LOUIS CITY BAT0ES HE0NRY BE0NTON M0ORGAMNONITEAU 0COLE OS0AGE GASCONADE1 FRA8NKLIN JEF2FSETR1.S LOONUIS BATES HENRY BENTON MORGMANONITEAU COLE OSAGE GASCONADE FRANKLIN JEFFSETR. SLOONUIS M0ILLER MA0RIES MILLER MARIES JBVAAESR000RPTENORONN LCASEDW7T0DA0.R ADC0ERELNACIRE 0P0GOR4HLEIKCEKNOERYD0ALWLAEC0SBA0SMTDELERANC0LEDEW0RIGHPT0ULASTKEI0XASP0HELPS D0CERNSATH1WA0NFNOORND WREAIR1YS0ONHNOIN7LGDTSON2ST. FRANCOIS 2MW0AA2DGYIES7NNOESENTVEIE.1VEBOLLINGER3PERGRIYR3CAARPDEE3SACUOTT JBVAAESRRPTENORONN CLSED7ATDAW. ADCRRELEANIRCE POGHLR4IKCEEKNOERYDALLAWCSAEMBSDLTEAENCRLEDEWRIGHPTULASTKEIXASPHELPS DCERNSATHWANFNOORND REWIRYOANSNOHLIDNSGTONST. FRANCOIS MWAADGYISENONESNETVEI.EVEBOLLINGER PERGRIYRCAARPDEESACUOTT CHRISTIAN MNEcDW00OTNOANLD B0ARRY S0TONE 1TA0NEY DOU0OGZL0AARSK H0OWELL ORE0GON CARRTIPE0LREY0 BU0TLER STODD0ARD 3 MISS3ISSIPPI MNEcDWOTNOANLD BARRY STONE CHTRAINSETYIAN DOUOGZLAARSK HOWELL OREGON CARRTIPELREY BUTLER STODDARD MISSISSIPPI NEW NEW MADRID MADRID Monitor & Modeled Data Notes: DUN0KLIN PEMISCOT0 Monitor Only Data Notes: DUNKLIN PEMISCOT •This dataset was obtained from the National Environmental Public Health Tracking •This dataset was obtained from the National Environmental Public Health Tracking (EPHT) Portal at http://ephtracking.cdc.gov/showHome.action No Data (EPHT) Portal at http://ephtracking.cdc.gov/showHome.action •Data provided by US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to the Centers for Disease •Data provided by US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Modeled Data Control (CDC). ■ •This measure was created using the Hierarchical Bayesian (HB) modeled predictions for Exclusively •Most data are submitted to EPA by state air programs, as required under the Clean Air counties and days without monitoring data and using Air Quality System (AQS) data for Act. counties and days with monitoring data. •Data completeness for each monitor was based on the availability of samples for a •HB modeled data are generated through statistical fusion of AQS monitor and certain number of days during the ozone season. Community MultiscaleAir Quality (CMAQ) model-predicted concentration values. •Data are only provided for counties with monitors that pass the completeness •The daily ozone National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) is 0.075 ppm. EPA criterion. established this new 8-hour standard for ozone of 0.075 parts per million (ppm) in 2008. •The daily ozone National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) is 0.075 ppm. EPA The previous 8-hour standard was set at 0.08 ppm. established this new 8-hour standard for ozone of 0.075 parts per million (ppm) in 2008. The previous 8-hour standard was set at 0.08 ppm. Number of days with maximum 8-hour average ozone concentration over the National Ambient Air Quality Standard 2003 Monitor & Modeled Monitor Only ATC0HISON NO0DAWAY 0WORTH HAR0RISON ME0RCER 0 PUTNAM SC0HUYLER SC0OTLAND C0LARK ATCHISON NODAWAY WORTH HARRISON MERCER PUTNAM SCHUYLER SCOTLAND CLARK GENTRY GENTRY HO0LT BUC62PHANDREWLAA2NTATNE 11CLD20CIENL90KTAOAYLNB 1CRDAAA0L0YV0DIWESELL 0GR0CUALIVINGSTONN0RDRYOLL 00SULCILNHL0NAIVRAITNONAMD0AAC0IRORNAN0DOLPHKNSOHX00ELBM0YONRLEO0WEMISA0RIROAN3LLS PIKE1 HOLT BUPCL6AANDREWHTATNEAN 1CDCLELIN9KATAYOLNB CRDAAALYVDIWESELL GRCUALIVINGSTONNRDRYOLL SULCILNHLNAIVRAITNONAMDAACIRORNANDOLPHKNSOHXELBMYONRLEOWEMISARIROANLLS PIKE CJAA1SCSKS4ON 1JL2OAFHANYSEOTNTE PE0TTSIS0ALINE CO0HOOP0EWRARD 0BOONE CA0LA0LUADWRAAYIN MONTGOMERY1WAR2RENLIN2COLNST7. CHARLES CJAASCSKSON LJOAFHANYSEOTNTE PETTSISALINE COHOOPEWRARD BOONE CALALUADWRAAYIN MONTGOMERY WARRENLINCOLNST. CHARLES 10 0 18 ST. 5LOUIS CITY 10 18 ST. LOUIS CITY BAT1ES HE1NRY BE1NTON M0ORGAMNONITEAU 0COLE OS0AGE GASCONADE0 FRA1NKLIN JEF7FSETR.S LOONUIS BATES HENRY BENTON MORGMANONITEAU COLE OSAGE GASCONADE FRANKLIN JEFFSETR. SLOONUIS M0ILLER MA0RIES MILLER MARIES JBVAAESR111RPTENORONN LCASEDW5T1DA1.R ADC1ERELNACIRE 1P1GOR4HLEIKCEKNOERYD1ALWLAEC1SBA0SMTDELERANC0LEDEW0RIGHPT0ULASTKEI0XASP0HELPS D0CERNSATH0WA0NFNOORND WREAIR4YS0ONHNOINLGDTSON0ST. FRANCOIS 0MW0AA0DGYIES0NNOESENTVEIE.0VEBOLLINGER0PERGRIYR0CAARPDEE0SACUOTT JBVAAESRRPTENORONN CLSED5ATDAW. ADCRRELEANIRCE POGHLR4IKCEEKNOERYDALLAWCSAEMBSDLTEAENCRLEDEWRIGHPTULASTKEIXASPHELPS DCERNSATHWANFNOORND REWIRYOANSNOHLIDNSGTONST. FRANCOIS MWAADGYISENONESNETVEI.EVEBOLLINGER PERGRIYRCAARPDEESACUOTT CHRISTIAN MNEcDW11OTNOANLD B1ARRY S1TONE 2TA1NEY DOU1OGZL1AARSK H0OWELL ORE0GON CARRTIPE0LREY0 BU0TLER STODD0ARD 3 MISS0ISSIPPI MNEcDWOTNOANLD BARRY STONE CHTRAINSETYIAN DOUOGZLAARSK HOWELL OREGON CARRTIPELREY BUTLER STODDARD MISSISSIPPI NEW NEW MADRID MADRID Monitor & Modeled Data Notes: DUN0KLIN PEMISCOT0 Monitor Only Data Notes: DUNKLIN PEMISCOT •This dataset was obtained from the National Environmental Public Health Tracking •This dataset was obtained from the National Environmental Public Health Tracking (EPHT) Portal at http://ephtracking.cdc.gov/showHome.action No Data (EPHT) Portal at http://ephtracking.cdc.gov/showHome.action •Data provided by US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to the Centers for Disease •Data provided by US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Modeled Data Control (CDC). ■ •This measure was created using the Hierarchical Bayesian (HB) modeled predictions for Exclusively •Most data are submitted to EPA by state air programs, as required under the Clean Air counties and days without monitoring data and using Air Quality System (AQS) data for Act. counties and days with monitoring data. •Data completeness for each monitor was based on the availability of samples for a •HB modeled data are generated through statistical fusion of AQS monitor and certain number of days during the ozone season. Community MultiscaleAir Quality (CMAQ) model-predicted concentration values. •Data are only provided for counties with monitors that pass the completeness •The daily ozone National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) is 0.075 ppm. EPA criterion. established this new 8-hour standard for ozone of 0.075 parts per million (ppm) in 2008. •The daily ozone National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) is 0.075 ppm. EPA The previous 8-hour standard was set at 0.08 ppm. established this new 8-hour standard for ozone of 0.075 parts per million (ppm) in 2008. The previous 8-hour standard was set at 0.08 ppm. Number of days with maximum 8-hour average ozone concentration over the National Ambient Air Quality Standard 2004 Monitor & Modeled Monitor Only ATC0HISON NO0DAWAY 0WORTH HAR0RISON ME0RCER 0 PUTNAM SC0HUYLER SC0OTLAND C0LARK ATCHISON NODAWAY WORTH HARRISON MERCER PUTNAM SCHUYLER SCOTLAND CLARK GENTRY GENTRY HO0LT BUC00PHANDREWLAA0NTATNE 02CLD00CIENLKTAOAYLNB 0CRDAAA0L0YVDIWESELL 0GR0CUALIVINGSTONN0RDRYOLL 00SULCILNHL0NAIVRAITNONAMD0AAC0IRORNAN0DOLPHKNSOHX00ELBM0YONRLEO0WEMISA0RIROAN3LLS PIKE0 HOLT BUPCL0AANDREWHTATNEAN 0CD2CLELINKATAYOLNB CRDAAALYVDIWESELL GRCUALIVINGSTONNRDRYOLL SULCILNHLNAIVRAITNONAMDAACIRORNANDOLPHKNSOHXELBMYONRLEOWEMISARIROANLLS PIKE CJAA0SCSKSON 0JL0OAFHANYSEOTNTE PE0TTSIS0ALINE CO0HOOP0EWRARD 0BOONE CA0LA0LUADWRAAYIN MONTGOMERY0WAR0RENLIN0COLNST0. CHARLES CJAASCSKSON LJOAFHANYSEOTNTE PETTSISALINE COHOOPEWRARD BOONE CALALUADWRAAYIN MONTGOMERY WARRENLINCOLNST. CHARLES 1 0 1 ST. 0LOUIS CITY 1 1 ST. LOUIS CITY BAT0ES HE0NRY BE0NTON M0ORGAMNONITEAU 0COLE OS0AGE GASCONADE0 FRA0NKLIN JEF0FSETR.S LOONUIS BATES HENRY BENTON MORGMANONITEAU COLE OSAGE GASCONADE FRANKLIN JEFFSETR. SLOONUIS M0ILLER MA0RIES MILLER MARIES JBVAAESR000RPTENORONN LCASEDW3T0DA0.R ADC0ERELNACIRE 0P0GOR1HLEIKCEKNOERYD0ALWLAEC0SBA0SMTDELERANC0LEDEW0RIGHPT0ULASTKEI0XASP0HELPS D0CERNSATH0WA0NFNOORND WREAIR0YS0ONHNOINLGDTSON0ST. FRANCOIS 0MW0AA0DGYIES0NNOESENTVEIE.0VEBOLLINGER0PERGRIYR0CAARPDEE0SACUOTT JBVAAESRRPTENORONN CLSED3ATDAW. ADCRRELEANIRCE POGHLR1IKCEEKNOERYDALLAWCSAEMBSDLTEAENCRLEDEWRIGHPTULASTKEIXASPHELPS DCERNSATHWANFNOORND REWIRYOANSNOHLIDNSGTONST. FRANCOIS MWAADGYISENONESNETVEI.EVEBOLLINGER 0PERGRIYRCAARPDEESACUOTT CHRISTIAN MNEcDW00OTNOANLD B0ARRY S0TONE 0TA0NEY DOU0OGZL0AARSK H0OWELL ORE0GON CARRTIPE0LREY0 BU0TLER STODD0ARD 3 MISS0ISSIPPI MNEcDWOTNOANLD BARRY STONE CHTRAINSETYIAN DOUOGZLAARSK HOWELL OREGON CARRTIPELREY BUTLER STODDARD MISSISSIPPI NEW NEW MADRID MADRID Monitor & Modeled Data Notes: DUN0KLIN PEMISCOT0 Monitor Only Data Notes: DUNKLIN PEMISCOT •This dataset was obtained from the National Environmental Public Health Tracking •This dataset was obtained from the National Environmental Public Health Tracking (EPHT) Portal at http://ephtracking.cdc.gov/showHome.action No Data (EPHT) Portal at http://ephtracking.cdc.gov/showHome.action •Data provided by US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to the Centers for Disease •Data provided by US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Modeled Data Control (CDC). ■ •This measure was created using the Hierarchical Bayesian (HB) modeled predictions for Exclusively •Most data are submitted to EPA by state air programs, as required under the Clean Air counties and days without monitoring data and using Air Quality System (AQS) data for Act. counties and days with monitoring data. •Data completeness for each monitor was based on the availability of samples for a •HB modeled data are generated through statistical fusion of AQS monitor and certain number of days during the ozone season. Community MultiscaleAir Quality (CMAQ) model-predicted concentration values. •Data are only provided for counties with monitors that pass the completeness •The daily ozone National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) is 0.075 ppm. EPA criterion. established this new 8-hour standard for ozone of 0.075 parts per million (ppm) in 2008. •The daily ozone National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) is 0.075 ppm. EPA The previous 8-hour standard was set at 0.08 ppm. established this new 8-hour standard for ozone of 0.075 parts per million (ppm) in 2008. The previous 8-hour standard was set at 0.08 ppm. Number of days with maximum 8-hour average ozone concentration over the National Ambient Air Quality Standard 2005 Monitor & Modeled Monitor Only ATC0HISON NO0DAWAY 0WORTH HAR0RISON ME0RCER 0 PUTNAM SC0HUYLER SC0OTLAND C0LARK ATCHISON NODAWAY WORTH HARRISON MERCER PUTNAM SCHUYLER SCOTLAND CLARK GENTRY GENTRY HO0LT BUC10PHANDREWLAA0N7TATNE 22CLD00CIENL20KTAOAYLNB 2CRDAAA0L0YVDIWESELL 0GR0CUALIVINGSTONN0RDRYOLL 00SULCILNHL0NAIVRAITNONAMD0AAC0IRORNAN0DOLPHKNSOHX00ELBM0YONRLEO0WEMISA0RIROAN3LLS PIKE0 HOLT BUP1CLAANDREWHTAT7NEAN 2CD2CLELIN2KATAY0OLNB CRDAAALYVDIWESELL GRCUALIVINGSTONNRDRYOLL SULCILNHLNAIVRAITNONAMDAACIRORNANDOLPHKNSOHXELBMYONRLEOWEMISARIROANLLS PIKE CJAA1SCSKS4ON 0JL0OAFHANYSEOTNTE PE0TTSIS0ALINE CO0HOOP0EWRARD 0BOONE CA0LA0LUADWRAAYIN MONTGOMERY0WAR1RENLIN1COL7NST1. CH6ARLES CJAASCSKSON LJOAFHANYSEOTNTE PETTSISALINE COHOOPEWRARD BOONE CALALUADWRAAYIN MONTGOMERY WARREN1LINC7OLNST. CHARLES 7 0 31 ST. 2LOU1IS CITY 7 31 ST. L2OUIS1 CITY BAT0ES HE0NRY BE0NTON M0ORGAMNONITEAU 0COLE OS0AGE GASCONADE0 FRA0NKLIN JEF9FSETR.S LOONUIS BATES HENRY BENTON MORGMANONITEAU COLE OSAGE GASCONADE FRANKLIN JEFFSETR. SLOONUIS M0ILLER MA0RIES MILLER MARIES JBVAAESR000RPTENORONN LCASEDW6T0DA0.R ADC0ERELNACIRE 0P0GOR7HLEIKCEKNOERYD0ALWLAEC0SBA0SMTDELERANC0LEDEW0RIGHPT0ULASTKEI0XASP0HELPS D0CERNSATH0WA0NFNOORND WREAIR5YS0ONHNOINLGDTSON0ST. FRANCOIS 0MW0AA0DGYIES1NNOESENTVEIE.0VEBOLLINGER1P0ERGRIYR0CAARPDEE0SACUOTT JBVAAESRRPTENORONN CLSED6ATDAW. ADCRRELEANIRCE POGHLR7IKCEEKNOERYDALLAWCSAEMBSDLTEAENCRLEDEWRIGHPTULASTKEIXASPHELPS DCERNSATHWANFNOORND REWIRYOANSNOHLIDNSGTONST. FRANCOIS MWAADGYISENONESNETVEI.EVEBOLLINGER 1PER0GRIYRCAARPDEESACUOTT CHRISTIAN MNEcDW00OTNOANLD B0ARRY S0TONE 0TA0NEY DOU0OGZL0AARSK H0OWELL ORE0GON CARRTIPE0LREY0 BU0TLER STODD0ARD 3 MISS0ISSIPPI MNEcDWOTNOANLD BARRY STONE CHTRAINSETYIAN DOUOGZLAARSK HOWELL OREGON CARRTIPELREY BUTLER STODDARD MISSISSIPPI NEW NEW MADRID MADRID Monitor & Modeled Data Notes: DUN0KLIN PEMISCOT0 Monitor Only Data Notes: DUNKLIN PEMISCOT •This dataset was obtained from the National Environmental Public Health Tracking •This dataset was obtained from the National Environmental Public Health Tracking (EPHT) Portal at http://ephtracking.cdc.gov/showHome.action No Data (EPHT) Portal at http://ephtracking.cdc.gov/showHome.action •Data provided by US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to the Centers for Disease •Data provided by US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Modeled Data Control (CDC). ■ •This measure was created using the Hierarchical Bayesian (HB) modeled predictions for Exclusively •Most data are submitted to EPA by state air programs, as required under the Clean Air counties and days without monitoring data and using Air Quality System (AQS) data for Act. counties and days with monitoring data. •Data completeness for each monitor was based on the availability of samples for a •HB modeled data are generated through statistical fusion of AQS monitor and certain number of days during the ozone season. Community MultiscaleAir Quality (CMAQ) model-predicted concentration values. •Data are only provided for counties with monitors that pass the completeness •The daily ozone National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) is 0.075 ppm. EPA criterion. established this new 8-hour standard for ozone of 0.075 parts per million (ppm) in 2008. •The daily ozone National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) is 0.075 ppm. EPA The previous 8-hour standard was set at 0.08 ppm. established this new 8-hour standard for ozone of 0.075 parts per million (ppm) in 2008. The previous 8-hour standard was set at 0.08 ppm. Number of days with maximum 8-hour average ozone concentration over the National Ambient Air Quality Standard 2006 Monitor & Modeled Monitor Only ATC0HISON NO0DAWAY 0WORTH HAR0RISON ME0RCER 0 PUTNAM SC0HUYLER SC0OTLAND C0LARK ATCHISON NODAWAY WORTH HARRISON MERCER PUTNAM SCHUYLER SCOTLAND CLARK GENTRY GENTRY HO0LT BUC41PHANDREWLAA1NTATNE 21CLD10CIENL36KTAOAYLNB 5CRDAAA0L0YVDIWESELL 0GR0CUALIVINGSTONN0RDRYOLL 00SULCILNHL0NAIVRAITNONAMD0AAC0IRORNAN0DOLPHKNSOHX00ELBM0YONRLEO0WEMISA0RIROAN3LLS PIKE0 HOLT BUPCLAANDREWHTATNEAN 21CDCLELIN3KA6TAYOLNB CRDAAALYVDIWESELL GRCUALIVINGSTONNRDRYOLL SULCILNHLNAIVRAITNONAMDAACIRORNANDOLPHKNSOHXELBMYONRLEOWEMISARIROANLLS PIKE CJAA1SCSKS5ON 2JL2OAFHANYSEOTNTE PE0TTSIS0ALINE CO0HOOP0EWRARD 0BOONE CA0LA0LUADWRAAYIN MONTGOMERY0WAR0RENLIN1COL3NST8. CHARLES CJAASCSKSON LJOAFHANYSEOTNTE PETTSISALINE COHOOPEWRARD BOONE CALALUADWRAAYIN MONTGOMERY WARREN1LINC3OLNST. CHARLES 5 0 17 ST. 5LOUIS CITY 5 17 ST. L5OUIS CITY BAT2ES HE2NRY BE0NTON M0ORGAMNONITEAU 0COLE OS0AGE GASCONADE0 FRA0NKLIN JEF2FSETR.S LOONUIS BATES HENRY BENTON MORGMANONITEAU COLE OSAGE GASCONADE FRANKLIN JEFFSETR. SLOONUIS M0ILLER MA0RIES MILLER MARIES JBVAAESR000RPTENORONN LCASEDW0T0DA0.R ADC1ERELNACIRE 0P0GOR2HLEIKCEKNOERYD0ALWLAEC0SBA0SMTDELERANC0LEDEW0RIGHPT0ULASTKEI0XASP0HELPS D0CERNSATH0WA0NFNOORND WREAIR1YS0ONHNOINLGDTSON0ST. FRANCOIS 0MW0AA0DGYIES0NNOESENTVEIE.0VEBOLLINGER6PERGRIYR0CAARPDEE0SACUOTT JBVAAESRRPTENORONN CLSEDATDAW. ADCRRELEANIRCE POGHLR2IKCEEKNOERYDALLAWCSAEMBSDLTEAENCRLEDEWRIGHPTULASTKEIXASPHELPS DCERNSATHWANFNOORND REWIRYOANSNOHLIDNSGTONST. FRANCOIS MWAADGYISENONESNETVEI.EVEBOLLINGER 6PERGRIYRCAARPDEESACUOTT CHRISTIAN MNEcDW10OTNOA1NLD B0ARRY S0TONE 2TA0NEY DOU0OGZL0AARSK H0OWELL ORE0GON CARRTIPE0LREY0 BU0TLER STODD0ARD 3 MISS0ISSIPPI MNEcDWOTNOANLD BARRY STONE CHTRAINSETYIAN DOUOGZLAARSK HOWELL OREGON CARRTIPELREY BUTLER STODDARD MISSISSIPPI NEW NEW MADRID MADRID Monitor & Modeled Data Notes: DUN0KLIN PEMISCOT0 Monitor Only Data Notes: DUNKLIN PEMISCOT •This dataset was obtained from the National Environmental Public Health Tracking •This dataset was obtained from the National Environmental Public Health Tracking (EPHT) Portal at http://ephtracking.cdc.gov/showHome.action No Data (EPHT) Portal at http://ephtracking.cdc.gov/showHome.action •Data provided by US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to the Centers for Disease •Data provided by US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC). Modeled Data Control (CDC). ■ •This measure was created using the Hierarchical Bayesian (HB) modeled predictions for Exclusively •Most data are submitted to EPA by state air programs, as required under the Clean Air counties and days without monitoring data and using Air Quality System (AQS) data for Act. counties and days with monitoring data. •Data completeness for each monitor was based on the availability of samples for a •HB modeled data are generated through statistical fusion of AQS monitor and certain number of days during the ozone season. Community MultiscaleAir Quality (CMAQ) model-predicted concentration values. •Data are only provided for counties with monitors that pass the completeness •The daily ozone National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) is 0.075 ppm. EPA criterion. established this new 8-hour standard for ozone of 0.075 parts per million (ppm) in 2008. •The daily ozone National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) is 0.075 ppm. EPA The previous 8-hour standard was set at 0.08 ppm. established this new 8-hour standard for ozone of 0.075 parts per million (ppm) in 2008. The previous 8-hour standard was set at 0.08 ppm.

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Publication Year:2011
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