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Developments in EMEP monitoring strategy and recommendations from AirMonTech. Kjetil Tørseth, NILU/EMEP-CCC. Tasks of the EMEP Chemical Coordinating Centre. Develop and coordinate the observation activities required to assess air pollution across the EMEP geographical domain - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Developments in EMEP monitoring strategy and recommendations from AirMonTech

Kjetil Tørseth,NILU/EMEP-CCC

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Tasks of the EMEP Chemical Coordinating Centre

• Develop and coordinate the observation activities required to assess air pollution across the EMEP geographical domain

• Secure and improve quality and representativeness of observations• Quality assurance and quality control of data submitted by Parties• Archival and dissemination of observation data and associated

meta-data.• Assessment of data and provide information to stakeholders about

results from monitoring activities• Serve the interest of EMEP monitoring activities with respect to

relevant activities under other frameworks to ensure harmonization, efficient use of resources and multiple usage of data.

Particulate matter/aerosols, Oxidants and precursors, Eutrophication, Acidification, Heavy metals, Persistent Organic Pollutants, Short-lived climate pollutants, tracers, (greenhouse gases)

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Data quality and quality control• Essential to have harmonized measurements to be able to do

comparison over time and space• Standard operation procedures and reference methods developed• Regular field and laboratory intercomparison• Reporting guidlines, incl metadata info etc

Monitoring frameworks:

Infrastructure projects

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Ex. of QA/QC co-operative work (1)• EC/OC

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Ex. of QA/QC co-operative work (2)• PM size distribution (SMPS/DMPS)

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Ex. of QA/QC co-operative work (3)• Aerosol light scattering and absorption

GAW Report No. 200, 2011

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Ex. of QA/QC co-operative work (4)• standardizing measurements of non

CO2 green house gases

http://www.ingos-infrastructure.eu

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One example of trends: SulphurResults from the EMEP monitoring show 70-90% reductions in ambient concentrations and deposition of sulphur species since 1980. Despite these significant reductions, sulphate still remains one of the single most important compounds contributing to regional scale aerosol mass concentration.

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EMEP Monitoring programme:Level 1• Main ions in precipitation and in air • heavy metals in precipitations• ozone • gas particle nitrogen ratios (low cost)• PM10 and PM2.5 mass • meteorology at ca 125 sites

Level 2, supersite (joint EMEP/GAW)• PM composition (EC/OC, mineral dust)• Aerosol physical and optical properties• CH4• Tracers (CO and halocarbons)• POPs• Heavy metals in air and aerosols• VOC+ all level 1 activities20-30 sites

Both levels are mandatory

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Point maps may be the best way to show level 2 data available.

Here: «black carbon» measurements in 2010

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EMEP level 3• Research based and voluntary

monitoring• Includes campaign data• Contribute to understand atmospheric

processes and transport of air pollutants• E.g: flux measurements, NOy, vertical

profiles, isotopes, H2, Hg speciation WSOC etc etc

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EMEP intensive measurement periodsTo assist the implementation of the monitoring strategy, TFMM has recommended conducting co-ordinated intensive measurements between the Level-2 sites. Furthermore, cooperation and involvement of research groups with more advanced research activities (i.e level 3) has been encouraged

2nd Period17 Sep – 16 Oct

200825 Feb – 26 Mar

2009

3rd Period8 to July 17 2012 11 jan - 8 Febr 2013

1 st Period1 - 30 of June 20068 Jan -4 Feb 2007

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Mineral dust (june

2012)(µg/m3)

Mineral load: obtained by the addition of the SiO2, Al2O3, Fe2O3 concentrations, and the dust contribution of Na2O, K2O, CaO and MgO after the subtraction of their marine contribution from the bulk concentrations

7,2

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EBAS -http://ebas.nilu.no/

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AirMonTech -a short introduction….

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www.airmontch.eu

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