CENR Monitoring Strategy

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What's New - Final Proposal PDF

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  • Wenesday, Jan 25: Proposal Submitted! - Thanks AQO Team

Integration across Air Quality Observation Systems

  1. Objectives
  2. Summary of existing networks
    1. Summary of major networks, field campaigns and remote sensing systems.
    2. Findings from Intensive Field Campaigns
    3. Inventory of strategies
  3. What are the emerging challenges and design drivers facing observational systems.
    1. Forecasting and data assimilation
    2. LR transport
    3. Linked bi-directionality with other media
    4. Hazardous and persistent chemicals
    5. Accountability and MP assessments
  4. What information gaps address those challenges
  5. System support for data archiving, harmonization, delivery and interpretation.
  6. Process for Moving forward

Background

Discussion