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Final Report Version 1.0				zip (63.2)
By Section / Appendix
Front Matter and Executive Summary		doc (3.1)
Errata		doc (<0.1)
Section I: Background and Introduction		doc (0.5)
Section II: Field Studies		doc (<0.1)
	Part 1: The FAQS Air Quality Campaign: Measurements, Quality Assurance, and Analysis	doc (5.3)
	Part 2: Supplemental Report, Comparison of Ozone Temporal Scales for Large Urban, Small Urban and Rural Areas in Georgia	doc (0.5)
Section III: Modeling Studies		doc (<0.1)
	Part 1: Air Quality Modeling Protocol	doc (0.2)
	Part 2: Meteorological Modeling for the August 2000 Episode	doc (4.0)
	Part 3: Meteorological Modeling for the August 1999 Episode	doc (1.0)
	Part 4: Emissions Data and Model Inputs		pdf (0.5)
	Part 5: Emissions and Air Quality Modeling and Sensitivity Analysis for the August 2000 / 2007 Episode	doc (19.8)
	Part 6: Emissions and Air Quality Modeling and Sensitivity Analysis for the August 1999 / 2007 Episode	doc (9.3)
	Part 7: Emissions and Air Quality Modeling for the August 2012 / 2000 Episode	doc (3.2)
	Part 8: Supplemental Study, Uncertainty Analysis of the EPA NONROAD Emissions Model for the State of Georgia	doc (12.8)
Section IV: Cost Studies		doc (<0.1)
	Part 1: Cost-effectiveness assessment of ozone abatement options in the Fall-line regions of Georgia	doc (0.7)
	Part 2: Part 2: Cost-optimized air pollution controls for different goals: Case study for ozone in Macon, Georgia	doc (0.8)
Appendices
	A: Contracts	doc (2.7)
	B: Russell, A., J. G. Wilkinson, and J. Boylan; Ozone Modeling for the Columbus, Georgia Region: Preliminary Analysis of the impact of local and regional emissions on ozone in Columbus and the sensitivity to VOC and NOx emissions reductions; Georgia Institute of Technology, School of Civil and Environmental Engineering; Report to the Columbus Environmental Task Force; 1999.	doc (0.4)
	C: Draft Original Outline Describing the Scope of Work and Budget for the Fall line Air Quality Study; Fall 1999.	doc (<0.1)
	D: Letter from GA EPD Director, Harold Reheis to Governor Barnes recommending support for the Fall line Air Quality Study; 29 October 1999.	doc (0.3)
	E: Review of FAQS Scope of Work by the Georgia Regional Transportation Authority (GRTA); 12/22/1999.	doc (<0.1)
	F: Governor Barnes' recommendation to US EPA re: ozone nonattainment areas in Georgia; 6/30/2000.		pdf (0.2)
	G: EPD Director, Harold Reheis' recommendation to US EPA re: ozone nonattainment areas in Georgia; 7/15/2003.		pdf (2.3)
	H: US EPA Administrator, Michael Leavitt's determination of ozone nonattainment areas in Georgia; 4/15/2004.		pdf (0.1)
	I: US EPA, Region 6 Administrator, Gregg Cooke's letter to TNRCC allowing Early Action Compacts as alternative to State Implementation Plan; 6/19/2002.		pdf (0.4)
	J: Augusta Early Action Compact; 12/24/2002.		pdf (6.4)
	K: Note from Augusta Air Quality Task Force indicating continued support for the Augusta Early Action Compact; 10/13/2003.	doc (0.6)
	L: FAQS Phase I Pilot Study: Initial Impressions of Air Quality in Augusta, Macon, and Columbus, Georgia; 7/16/2001.	doc (9.6)
	M: The Fall line Air Quality Study in the News	doc (0.5)
	N: A Survey of Air Quality Outreach and Education Efforts in Georgia and Elsewhere; 9/24/2001.	doc (0.1)
	O: Supplemental information for the Meteorological Modeling of the First Base Case Episode for the Fall Line Air Quality Study (FAQS Final Report, Section: III, Part 2)	doc (7.2)