Session 1 Role of Atmospheric Models in Air Pollution Policy and Abatement Strategies

Tuesday, 16 May 2000: 9:30 AM-4:10 PM
Host: Air Pollution Modelling and Its Application
Organizer:
Frank Schiermeier

Papers:
9:30 AM
1.1
Major Twentieth Century Milestones in Air Pollution Modelling and Its Application (Invited Presentation)
P. J. H. Builtjes, Netherlands

10:10 AM
1.2
Why and how to Harmonise Air Pollution Impact Assessment Models?
J. G. Kretzschmar, Belgium

10:30 AM
1.3
How Should the Photochemical Modeling Systems be used in Guiding Emissions Management Decisions?
S. T. Rao, NY; and C. Hogrefe, H. Mao, J. Biswas, I. Zurbenko, P. S. Porter, P. Kasibhatla, and D. A. Hansen

10:50 AM
1.4
Integrated Asessment Modelling of Abatement Strategies: Role of Uncertainties in Long-Range Transport
R. F. Warren, United Kingdom; and H. M. ApSimon

11:10 AM
1.5
Integrated Assessment of European Air Pollution Emission Control Strategies and their Impact on the Flanders Region
C. Mensink, Belgium; and J. Duerinck

11:30 AM
1.6
A Highly Parameterized Regional Oxidant Model Imbedded in an Integrated, Game-Like Model Designed to Simulate Interaction Between Environmental, Social and Economic Factors
M. Rucker, Canada; and D. G. Steyn, D. Biggs, M. Walsh, D. Rothman, and J. B. Robinson

11:50 AM
1.7
Evaluation of Ammonia Emisson Reductions on the Basis of Measurements and Model Calculations
J. A. van Jaarsveld, Netherlands; and A. Bleeker

12:10 PM
1.8
Chemical Transport Model On-Line Coupled with RAMS for Regional Chemical Climate
I. Uno, Japan; and S. Emori and M. Baldi

12:30 PM
1.9
Cost-Efficient Air Pollution Emission Control Agreements in Europe: Scientific Basis
A. Eliassen, Norway

12:50 PM
1.10
An Assessment of Modelling Ozone Control Abatement Strategies in Portugal: The Lisbon Urban Area
C. Borrego, Portugal; and N. Barros and O. Tchepel

1:10 PM
1.11
The Designation of Fuzzy Air Quality Management Areas
B. E. Fisher, United Kingdom; and A. G. Newland

1:30 PM
1.12
Application of a Micrometeorological Model to Simulate Long-Term Depositions of Atmsopheric Gases and Aerosols
T. F. Lavery, FL; and R. S. Goss, A. Fabrick, and C. M. Rogers

1.13
Developemnt of Volatile Organic Compound Reactivity Scales Using 3-D Photochemical Air Quality Models

1:51 PM
1.2a
Coffee/Tea Break

2:20 PM
1.8a
Lunch Break

3:49 PM
1.13a
Improving Short-Term Air Quality Using Computer Model Predictions Based on Meteorological Forecasts to Manage Power Station Emissions (Formerly paper R1.1)
T. A. Hill, United Kingdom; and G. C. Hunter, D. Acres, D. Futter, and A. Webb

4:08 PM
1.2b
Session 1: Continued

4:09 PM
1.8b
Session 1: Continued

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