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International Photolysis Frequency Measurement and Model Intercomparison (IPMMI): Spectral actinic solar flux measurements and modeling.

Bais, A.F.; Madronich, S.; Crawford, J.; Hall, S.R.; Mayer, B.; van Weele, M.; Lenoble, J.; Calvert, J.G.; Cantrell, C.A.; Shetter, R.E., Hofzumahaus, A.; Koepke, P.; Monks, P.S.; Frost, G.; McKenzie, R., Krotkov, N.; Kylling, A.; Swartz, W.H.; Lloyd, S.; Pfister, G.; Martin, T.J.; Roeth, E.-P.; Griffioen, E.; Ruggaber, A.; Krol, M.; Kraus, A., Edwards, G.D.; Mueller, M.; Lefer, B.L.; Johnston, P.; Schwander, H., Flittner, D.; Gardiner, B.G.; Barrick, J.; Schmitt, R.

2003

International field intercomparison measurements of atmospheric mercury species at Mace Head, Ireland.

Ebinghaus, R.; Jennings, S. G.; Schroeder, W. H.; Berg, T.; Donaghy, T.; Guentzel, J.; Kock, H. H.; Kvietkus, K.; Landing, W.; Mühleck, T.; Munthe, J.; Prestbo, E. M.; Schneeberger, D.; Slemr, F.; Sommar, J.; Urba, A.; Wallschläger, D.; Xiao, Z.

1999

International evaluation of the Danish marine models.

Ministry of Environment, Food of Denmark.

2017

International Comparison CCQM-P28: Ozone at ambient level.

Viallon, j.; Moussay, P.; Esler, M.; Wielgosz, R.; Bremser, W.; Novák, J.; Vokoun, M.; Botha, A.; Van Rensburg, M.J.; Zellweger, C.; Goldthorp, S.; Borowiak, A.; Lagler, F.; Walden, J.; Malgeri, E.; Sassi, M.P.; Gomez, P.M.; Patier, R.F.; Madruga, D.G.; Woo, j.C.; Kim, Y.D.; Macé, T.; Sutour, C.; Surget, A.; Niederhauser, B.; Schwaller, D.; Frigy, B.; Váraljai, I.G.; Hashimoto, S.; Mukai, H.; Tanimoto, H.; Ahleson, H.P.; Egeløv, A.; Ladegard, N.; Marsteen, L.; Tørnkvist, K. et al.

2006

International co-operative programme on materials, including historic and cultural monuments. Trend exposure programme 2008-2009. Environmental data report. October 2008 to December 2009. NILU OR

Grøntoft, T.; Arnesen, K.; Ferm, M.

This report presents the ICP Materials database for the period October 2008-December 2009. It includes environmental data from the ICP Materials trend exposure programme for 2008 - 2009. The database consists of meteorological data, and pollution data as gasses and in precipitation. Also reported are HNO3 and amount and composition in particle deposition in soiling.

2011

International Co-operative Programme on Materials, including Historic and Cultural Monuments. Environmental data report September 1995 to October 1998. NILU OR

Henriksen, J.F.; Arnesen, K.

This report presents the database for the second phase of the ECE ICP material programme. Besides presenting the available data for the three exposure years 1995/96, 1996/97 and 1997/98, the report presents the spread in the yearly mean values for the exposure sites. To show the reductions in the air pollutions observed during the ruling time of the project, scatterplots for SO2, NO2 and O3 for the two years 1987/88 and 1997/98 are presented. They show that the reduction for SO2 at the sites during the ten years period has been 75% in average, NO2 the reduction has been 25% and for O3 no detectable change has been observed.

2000

International Arctic Systems for Observing the Atmosphere (IASOA): Recent and planned observatory upgrades in Canada, Greenland, Russia and the United States.

Darby, L.; Burkhart, J.; Dlugokencky, E.; Drummond, J.; Fogal, P.; Makshtas, A.; Martyschenko, V.; Schnell, R.; Uttal, T.; Vasel, B.

2008

Interlaboratory comparison of size measurements on nanoparticles using nanoparticle tracking analysis (NTA).

Hole, P.; Sillence, K.; Hannell, C.; Maguire, C.M.; Roesslein, M.; Suarez, G.; Capracotta, S.; Magdolenova, Z.; Horev-Azaria, L.; Dybowska, A.; Cooke, L.; Haase, A.; Contal, S.; Manø, S.; Vennemann, A.; Sauvain, J.-J.; Staunton, K.C.; Anguissola, S.; Luch, A.; Dusinska, M.; Korenstein, R.; Gutleb, A.C.; Wiemann, M.; Prina-Mello, A.; Riediker, M.; Wick, P.

2013

2004

2004

Interim European air quality maps for 2021. PM10, NO2 and ozone spatial estimates based on non-validated UTD data.

Horálek, Jan; Vlasakova, Leona; Schreiberova, Marketa; Schneider, Philipp; Damaskova, Dasa

This report presents European interim air quality maps for 2021, which are based on the non-validated up-to-date (UTD) measurement data and the CAMS Ensemble Forecast modelling results, together with other supplementary data. It contains maps of PM10 and NO2 annual averages and ozone indicator SOMO35.

ETC/HE

2023

Interim European air quality maps for 2020. PM10, NO2 and ozone spatial estimates based on non-validated UTD data.

Horálek, Jan; Schreiberova, Marketa; Vlasakova, Leona; Hamer, Paul David; Schneider, Philipp; Markova, Jana

The report provides interim 2020 maps for PM10 annual average, NO2 annual average and the ozone indicator SOMO35. The maps have been produced based on non-validated Up-To-Date data reported to the AQ e-reporting database (data flow E2a), the CAMS Ensemble Forecast modelling data and other supplementary data including air quality data reported to EMEP. In addition to concentration maps, the inter-annual differences between the years 2019 and 2020 are presented (using the 2019 regular and the 2020 interim maps), as well as European exposure estimates based on the interim maps. The contribution of lockdown measures connected with the Covid-19 pandemic on the change of air pollutant concentrations during the exceptional year 2020 is briefly discussed. The decrease in road transport, aviation and international shipping intensity during the lockdown resulted in a reduction of the NOx emission, mainly in large cities and urbanized areas. Compared to 2019, a general decrease in NO2 annual average concentrations is shown for 2020, as well as a decrease in values of the ozone indicator SOMO35, apart from areas with a steep NO2 decrease. Due to the chemical processes, the decrease in NOX resulted in an ozone increase in these areas. The contribution of lockdown measures on the change of PM10 concentrations is quite complex. On the one hand, there was a decrease in emissions of suspended particles and their precursors due to decrease in transport. On the other hand, higher intensity of residential heating likely led to higher emissions of both suspended particles and their precursors.

ETC/ATNI

2021

Interim Annual Assessment Report. European air quality in 2016. ECMWF Copernicus Report

Hamer, P.; Tarrasón, L.; Melaux, F.; Rouïl, L.

2016

Interim Annual Assessment Report for 2017. European air quality in 2017.

Tarrasón, Leonor; Hamer, Paul David; Meleux, Frederik; Rouil, Laurence

Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service

2018

Interim Annual Assessment Report for 2015. European air quality in 2015. ECMWF Copernicus Report

Tarrasón, L.; Hamer, P.; Guerreiro, C.; Melaux, F.; Rouïl, L.

2016

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