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The governing board is made up of eleven members appointed by the state's Governor , and the chairman is the only full-time member. Half of the appointees are experts in professional and science fields such as Medicine , Chemistry , Physics , Meteorology , Engineering , business, and law. Others represent the pollution control agencies of regional districts within California - Los Angeles region, San Francisco Bay area, San Diego , and the San Joaquin Valley , and one for other districts. CARB'S ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE Carb has nine major divisions: CARB's Divisions
Planning and Technical Support Division The Planning and Technical Support Division assesses the extent of California's air quality problems and the progress being made to abate them, coordinates statewide development of clean air plans and maintains databases pertinent to air quality and emissions. The Division's technical support work provides a basis for clean air plans and CARB's regulatory programs. This support includes management and interpretation of emission inventories, air quality data, Meteorological data and of Air Quality Modeling . CARB's Planning and Technical Support Division The Planning and Technical Support Division has five branches:
Atmospheric Modeling & Support Section The Atmospheric Modeling & Support Section is one of three sections within the Modeling & Meteorology Branch. The other two sections are the Regional Air Quality Modeling Section and the Meteorology Section. The air quality and . Compilation Of Atmospheric Dispersion Models The Section also uses models which were either developed by CARB or whose development was funded by CARB, such as:
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