1. Technical Support System Orientation & Review Workshop
June , 2007

2. TSS Workshop - Tuesday June 19th
Morning -
Review 2018 Preliminary Reasonable Progress (PRP18) Analysis
Emissions inventory changes
Modeling results
Afternoon -
VIEWS/TSS status
TSS functional description
Breakout session #1

3. TSS Workshop - Wednesday June 20th
Morning -
Breakout session #2
Breakout session #3
Afternoon -
WRAP-up workshop
Next steps on TSS

4. TSS Workshop – Training
3 Breakout Sessions follow syllabus
Haze Planning/Reasonable Progress
Joe Adlhoch
Technical Results – emissions/visibility projections/source apportionment
Ralph Morris
Fire Emissions Tracking System
Dave Randall
Groups A, B, C
Listed on back of agenda

5. Haze Planning & TSS – where are we at?
§309 policy choices predetermined
Reasonable Progress
BART -->> 308 and 309
Other federal & state programs on the books
West – no CAIR rule
Objective is to complete plans!

6. Haze Planning & TSS – where are we at?
Technical results driving policy/planning choices – challenges:
Fire/dust/natural sources are large
Uncontrollable (non-state) sources around (some in) WRAP region
Many or most traditional sources are pretty well controlled [ exceptions BART, O&G]

7. Haze Planning & TSS – where are we at?
Good (at least not bad) news
RHR lays out steady progress over time (60 years)
Establish goals, pollutants of interest, identify data to be tracked
Leads logically to issues with other pollutants