What Does HARM Stand For?
HARM stands for Hazardous Atmospheric Release Model
HARM, or Hazardous Atmospheric Release Model, is a computational tool designed to assess and predict the dispersion of hazardous materials in the atmosphere following a release event. This model enables emergency responders, environmental scientists, and policymakers to evaluate potential impacts on public health and safety, air quality, and environmental integrity. HARM incorporates various atmospheric conditions and terrain features to provide accurate simulations of concentration levels and exposure risks, thereby facilitating informed decision-making in crisis management and planning.
Added on 14th April 2008 | Last edited on 16th June 2025 | Edit Acronym