Workshop: Air quality monitoring and management advanced (UPAT)
Topic outline
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This workshop aims to provide advanced knowledge about the primary principles of air quality monitoring and management. The participants will be informed:
- about EO technologies and data to collect spatiotemporal measurements and forecasts of air pollution
- how to make usable satellite-derived and ground-based data into air quality planning and decision
- about relationships among emission sources, meteorological conditions, monitoring and modelling of air pollution for practical applications
An EO4GEO Webinar | December 17th 2021 at 9:00 AM CETOrganizers: University of Patras (UPAT)
Language: English
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The EO4GEO Program
Session A: The basics of air quality monitoring and management- Air quality basics / Copernicus program
- Air quality management monitoring and management
- Air quality assessment in Italy: ISPRA activities in the EU directives framework
Session B: The ground-truth: air quality measurements in urban scale- Low-cost sensors for measuring PM2.5: Field evaluation, calibration and insights from medium size urban area
- Air quality monitoring through sensor-based networks in large metropolitan areas: The case of Athens, Greece
Session C: Transforming Earth Observation data into real insights for air quality- Satellite data for air quality monitoring NO2 during pandemic times in Romania
- Airborne dust identification from space: a new, MSG/SEVIRI-based method for air quality assessment
- EO data to support estimation of wildfires atmospheric emissions: a contribution to the assessment of the air quality
Session D: Air pollution modelling: what is it and what can it tell us?- Forecasting Particulate Pollution in an Urban Area: From Copernicus to Sub-Km Scale
- High resolution spatio-temporal modeling of air quality based on empirical-statistical approaches
- Urban air pollution mapping towards protecting human health: from SMURBS practice to e-shape pilots
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