| Proponent: | Defense Special Weapons Agency (DSWA) |
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| Version-Date: | 2.0/July 1996 |
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| Summary: | The Hazard Assessment System for Consequence Analysis (HASCAL) is part of HPAC. It includes the Second-order Closure Integrated PUFF (SCIPUFF) model for turbulent transport, a new and advanced technology that provides a highly efficient and accurate prediction for a wide range of hazard scenarios. The HASCAL system is used for assessing potential hazards associated with conventional attacks on biological, nuclear, and chemical facilities or from nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons. In addition, HASCAL provides the ability to calculate nearly any atmospheric transport incident for which the source term can be estimated. |
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| Format: | CD ROM |
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| System Requirements: | 486 90Mhz class system (or greater) 16MB of RAM CD ROM 26 MB of free hard disk space for installation, 50 MB for permanent swap space, plus sufficient space to save project files (10 MB minimum) Microsoft Windows 3.1, 3.11 (Workgroups), Windows NT, or Windows 95 |
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| Point of Contact: | LTC A.J. Kuehn, LtcCol Jim Hodge, Mr. David Myers, Maj Tom Smith, Mr. Walter Zimmers, CPT Ed Garcia (703)325.6106 Defense Special Weapons Agency |
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| Notes: | Distribution authorized to U.S. Government agencies and their contractors. |