14th annual EMEP TFMM meeting
Zagreb, Croatia, 6 - 8 May 2013

• Agenda
• Frame document
• Meeting venue directions

Presentations

• Welcome to zagreb
• Introduction: 14th task force on measurement and modelling meeting
  

Session 1: Update on modelling activities

• Update on the activities under the UNECE convention on long-range transboundary air pollution LRTAP
• Overview over products and model developments at MSC/W for TFMM in support of the revision of the Gothenburg protocol
  Michael Schulz, Norwegian Meteorological Institute
• EMEP contribution to implementation of CLRTAP Protocols on HMs and POPs
  Ilia Ilyin, EMEP/MSC-E
• Recent EMEP MSC-W model development and evaluation with respect to PM: Dust in focus
  Svetlana Tsyro, EMEP/MSC-W
• Progress in the development of HM/POP modelling
  Victor Shatalov, EMEP/MSC-E

Session 2: EMEP Intensive observation periods

• EMEP intensive measurement periods - recent results and the way forward
  Wenche Aas, EMEP/CCC
• The Aerosol chemical speciation monitoring (ACSM) network and related Aerosol mass spectrometer work
  Andre Prevot, PSI
• Determination of carbonate carbon in particulate matter
  Fabrizia Cavalli, JRC
• French contribution to the EMEP 2012-2013 summer and winter campaigns: overview and preliminary results
  Stéphane Sauvage, Mines Douai
• EARLINET/ACTRIS IOP in summer 2012
  Lucia Mona, CNR-IMAA
• EMEP intensive measurements on mineral dust in PM10: preliminary results in summer 2012
  Andres Alastuey, CSIC
• Initial EMEP intensive results from 2012 and 2013 experiments - Auchencorth and Harwell
  Christine Braban (NERC-CEH)

Session 3: Implementation of the EMEP monitoring strategy (included long terms aspects)

• Introduction of a simple (!) index to assess intensity and changes in monitoring activities
  Kjetil Tørseth, EMEP/CCC

Session 3: Modelling activities and EURODELTA

• Overview of the first results of the EURODELTA3 model intercomparison project
  Bertrand Bessagnet, INERIS
• ScaleDep - Performance of European chemistry-transport models as function of horizontal spatial resolution
  Kees Cuvelier, (JRC-IES)
• Analysis of UK and European NOx and VOC emission scenarios in the DEFRA model intercomparison exercise
  Dick Derwent, rdscientific
• Impact of CTM resolution on source receptor relations
  Carlijn Hendriks, TNO
  Animations: road transport; foreign power generation
  
• Wish list for modelling (first priority)
  

Session 4: Needs to be expressed to the emission community

• Measurement of particulate matter in emissions using advanced instrumentation
  Risto Hillamo, FMI

Session 5: Status of the heavy metal case study and national presentations

• EMEP case studies on HMs: State of the art
  Ilia Ilyin, EMEP/MSC-E
• EMEP case study on HM: Feedback from the Czech Republic study and plans for further co-operation
  Milan Vana, Czech Hydrometeorological Institute
• Case study: lead concentration & deposition in the Netherlands
  Eric van der Swaluw, RIVM

Session 6: National presentations

• Chemical Climatology: A Brief History and Application to the UK EMEP Supersites
  Chris Malley, NERC Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, Edinburgh
• Chemical characterization of PM10 at four German background monitoring stations by individual electronmicroscopic particle analysis
  Martin Ebert, Institute for Applied Geoscience
• National Air Quality Reference Network. Evaluation of different methodological approaches for station representativeness: the Italian experience
  Gaia Righini, ENEA
• UK Eutrophying and Acidifying Atmospheric Pollutants Monitoring networks - UKEAP
  Christine Braban, CEH
• Wet deposition trends in Sweden during 1955 - 2011
  Martin Ferm, IVL
• VOC Measurements in France: results and outlook from long term monitoring and intensive campaigns
  Stéphane Sauvage, Mines Douai
• Discussions May 7th
  Laurence Rouil