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Event Listing - External meeting
User needs in relation to comprehensive air quality models: NERC MESO-NET/MESOMAQ meeting |
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| Date: | Wednesday, 11th June 2008 | ||
| Time: | 9.30 | ||
| Location: | The Directory for Social Change, 24 Stephenson Way, London, NW1 2DP, near Euston underground station |
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| Info: | The meeting is open to all but if you intend to come please email Sue Luckett on 1. Co-operative research programme funded by the Environment Agency with the University of Hertfordshire as principal contractor The purpose of the meeting is to explore how potential users can benefit from comprehensive meteorological and air quality model calculations. One practical outcome is to identify realistic case studies to demonstrate the feasibility of models such as CMAQ, which could be integrated into current projects such as CREMO1/MESO-NET2. Resource issues related to input data bases and run times also need to be addressed. Regulatory needs are already a part of the CREMO work programme, but an important outcome should be the identification of applications relevant for UK policy which highlight potential future developments. The day will start with presentation of results from simple models and how they could be improved using comprehensive models, or integrated with comprehensive model runs. The major part of the day will deal with applications and the testing of comprehensive models. Finally, there will be a discussion of policy needs which require the use of such models. Programme 09:30 Tea/Coffee 10:00 Welcome and introduction (Ranjeet Sokhi/Bernard Fisher) 10:10 Annual audits to assess performance of Environment Agency regulation using simpler models for annual audits, and assessing outcomes in terms of lives lost, ecological damage or monetary values (Keith Vincent AEA Technology) 10:30 Comparison of photochemical schemes and implications for ozone assessments (Garry Hayman NPL) 10:50 Derivation of pollution footprints from comprehensive models (Stephen Griffiths and Ray Wright e.on/RWE/JEP) 11:10 Tea/coffee 11:30 Results from 2003 annual run for the UK and Europe and lessons for users: Charles Chemel University of Hertfordshire 11:50 Combining the use of models with measurements: Rong-Ming Hu University of Hertfordshire 12:10 Application of comprehensive models to urban and regional air quality from an international perspective: Ranjeet S Sokhi University of Hertfordshire 12:30 Derivation of source-receptor relations using the EMEP model country-country source-receptor matrices and treatment of non-linearity (Dick Derwent rdscientific) 12:50 Lunch 14:00 Development and results of UK regional modelling from the EMEPUK Model: Massimo Vieno CEH Edinburgh 14:20 Overview of USEPA air quality modeling research and its applications - lessons learned: ST Rao USEPA/NOAA 14:50 Making decisions following air quality modelling - Uncertainty and user needs: Bernard Fisher Environment Agency 15:10 National/DEFRA policy needs for comprehensive modelling : Martin Williams DEFRA 15:30 Tea/Coffee 15:50 Discussion to prioritise applications of CMAQ and role of MESO-NET to facilitate future developments 16:20 Close of meeting 16:30 Meeting of the MESO-NET/MESOMAQ Steering Board 17:30 Close of SB Meeting |
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