Air Pollution Modeling and its Application XXVI

499 Pages·2020·19.869 MB·English

by  Clemens Mensink, Wanmin Gong, Amir Hakami

Springer Proceedings in Complexity
Clemens Mensink
Wanmin Gong
Amir Hakami Editors
Air Pollution
Modeling and
its Application
XXVI
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Amir Hakami
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Air Pollution Modeling
and its Application XXVI
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Editors
Clemens Mensink Wanmin Gong
VITO NV EnvironmentandClimate Change Canada
Mol,Belgium Science andTechnologyBranch
Toronto, ON,Canada
Amir Hakami
Department ofCivil
andEnvironmental Engineering
Carleton University
Ottawa, ON,Canada
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History of the International Technical Meeting
(ITM) on Air Pollution Modeling and Its
Application
Pilot Studies
1969–1974 AirPollutionPilotStudy(PilotCountry:USA)
1975–1979 AirPollutionAssessmentMethodologyandModeling(PilotCountry:
Germany)
1980–1984 AirPollutionControlStrategiesandImpactModeling(PilotCountry:Germany)
Pilot Follow-Up Meetings
Pilot Country—USA (R. A. McCormick, L. E. Niemeyer)
February1971 Eindhoven,TheNetherlands FirstConferenceonLowPollutionPower
SystemsDevelopment
July1971 Paris,France SecondMeetingoftheExpertPanelonAir
PollutionModeling
NATO/CCMS International Technical Meetings (ITM) on Air Pollution
Modeling and Its Application
Subsequent meetings were supported by the NATO Committee for Challenges to
Modern Society and were designated NATO/CCMS International Technical
Meetings (ITM) on Air Pollution Modeling and its Application.
October 1972 Paris,France 3rd ITM
May 1973 Oberursel,FederalRepublicofGermany 4th ITM
June 1974 Roskilde,Denmark 5th ITM
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Pilot Country—Germany (Erich Weber)
September 1975 Frankfurt,FederalRepublicofGermany 6th ITM
September 1976 AirlieHouse,USA 7th ITM
September 1977 Louvain-la-Neuve,Belgium 8th ITM
August 1978 Toronto,Canada 9th ITM
October 1979 Rome,Italy 10th ITM
Pilot Country—Belgium (Chris De Wispelaere)
November 1980 Amsterdam,TheNetherlands 11th ITM
September 1981 MenloPark,California,USA 12th ITM
September 1982 IledesEmbiez,France 13th ITM
September 1983 Copenhagen,Denmark 14th ITM
April 1985 St.Louis,Missouri,USA 15th ITM
Pilot Country—The Netherlands (Han van Dop)
April 1987 Lindau,FederalRepublicofGermany 16th ITM
September 1988 Cambridge,UK 17th ITM
May 1990 Vancouver,BC,Canada 18th ITM
September 1991 Ierapetra,Greece 19th ITM
Pilot Country—Denmark (Sven-Erik Gryning)
November 1993 Valencia,Spain 20th ITM
November 1995 Baltimore,Maryland,USA 21st ITM
May 1997 Clermont-Ferrand,France 22nd ITM
September 1998 Varna,Bulgaria 23rd ITM
May 2000 Boulder,Colorado,USA 24th ITM
Pilot Country—Portugal (Carlos Borrego)
September 2001 Louvain-la-Neuve,Belgium 25th ITM
May 2003 Istanbul,Turkey 26th ITM
October 2004 Banff,Canada 27th ITM
May 2006 Leipzig,Germany 28th ITM
HistoryoftheInternationalTechnicalMeeting(ITM)… vii
NATO/SPS International Technical Meetings (ITM) on Air Pollution
Modeling and Its Application
In2007,NATO’sCommitteeforChallengestoModernSocietywasdisbandedand
replaced by NATO’s Committee on Science for Peace and Security (NATO/SPS),
which continued its support for the ITM.
September 2007 Aveiro,Portugal 29th ITM
Pilot Country—Canada (Douw Steyn)
May 2009 SanFrancisco,California,USA 30th ITM
September 2010 Torino,Italy 31st ITM
May 2012 Utrecht,TheNetherlands 32nd ITM
International Technical Meetings (ITM) on Air Pollution Modeling and Its
Application
In 2012, the NATO Committee on Science for Peace and Security refocused its
mandate, and the ITM became independent of NATO/SPS support.
September 2013 Miami,USA 33rd ITM
May 2015 Montpellier,France 34th ITM
Pilot Country—Belgium (Clemens Mensink)
October 2016 Chania(Crete),Greece 35th ITM
May 2018 Ottawa,Canada 36th ITM
List of Participants
Sebnem Aksoyoglu, Paul Scherrer Institute
Stefano Alessandrin, National Center for Atmospheric Research
Stavros Antonopoulos, Environment and Climate Change Canada
Calvin Arter, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Saravanan Arunachalam, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Marina Astitha, University of Connecticut
Alexander Baklanov, World Meteorological Organization
Sabine Banzhaf, Freie Universität Berlin
Jerzy Bartnicki, Norwegian Meteorological Institute
Carlos Borrego, University of Aveiro
Véronique Bouchet, Environment Canada
Richard Burnett, Health Canada
María Allué Camacho, Agencia Estatal de Meteorología (AEMET)
Hana Chaloupecká, Institute of Thermomechanics of the CAS
Robyn Chatwin-Davies, Carleton University
Nadine Chaumerliac, LaMP/CNRS
Yilin Chen, Georgia Institute of Technology
Jack Chen, Environment and Climate Change Canada
Pieter De Meutter, Belgian Nuclear Research Centre
Laurent Deguillaume, LaMP/OPGC/CNRS
Andy Delcloo, Royal Meteorological Institute of Belgium
Denis Dionne, EGS Ecosupport
Congtru Doan, MOECC
Anthony Dore, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology
Annie Duhamel, Environment Canada
Zita Ferenczi, Hungarian Meteorological Service
Melanie Fillingham, Carleton University/Golder Associates
Arlene Fiore, LDEO/Columbia
Dennis Fudge, Saskatchewan Ministry of Environment
Stefano Galmarini, European Commission—EU Science Hub
Valerie Garcia, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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Fernando Garcia Menendez, North Carolina State University
Martin Gauthier, RWDI
Camilla Geels, Aarhus University
Angele Genereux, Carleton University
Wanmin Gong, Environment and Climate Change Canada
Cristina Guerreiro, NILU—Norwegian Institute for Air Research
Nitsa Haikin, TAU/NRCN
Amir Hakami, Carleton University
Tomas Halenka, Charles University
Yvonne Hall, Ontario Ministry of Environment and Climate Change
Steven Hanna, Hanna Consultants
Risto Hänninen, Finnish Meteorological Institute
Lucas Henneman, Harvard Chan School of Public Health
Christian Hogrefe, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Li Huang, Ministry of Environment and Climate Change Strategy
Li Huang, Ontario Ministry of Environment and Climate Change
Ulas Im, Aarhus University
Cesunica Ivey, University of California, Riverside
Peter Jackson, University of Northern British Columbia
Jukka-Pekka Jalkanen, Finnish Meteorological Institute
Jianhui Jiang, Paul Scherrer Institute
Oriol Jorba Casellas, Barcelona Supercomputing Center
George Kallos, National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
Maria Kanakidou, University of Crete
Daiwen Kang, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Eleni Karnezi, Carnegie Mellon University
Ari Karppinen, Finnish Meteorological Institute
Niko Karvosenoja, Finnish Environment Institute (SYKE)
Anke Kelker, Environment Canada
Janya Kelly, Golder Associates Ltd.
Pavel Kishcha (Kichtcha), Tel Aviv University
Rostislav Kouznetsov, Finnish Meteorological Institute
Maciej Kryza, Wroclaw University
Kaarle Kupiainen, Finnish Environment Institute (SYKE)
Nana-Owusua Kwamena, Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission
Pius Lee, Department of Commerce—NOAA/ARL
Wouter Lefebvre, VITO
Joana Leitao, IASS—Potsdam
Fabian Lenartz, ISSeP
Jinliang Liu, Ontario Ministry of Environment and Climate Change
Deborah Luecken, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Huiying Luo, University of Connecticut
Bino Maiheu, VITO
Paul Makar, Environment and Climate Change Canada
Randall Martin, Dalhousie University