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Network for the support of European Policies on Air Pollution. An EU-funded project under FP5. Main Objective. To provide the European Commission – in particular CAFE – with scientific analyses and assessments. Basic facts. Duration 24 months (Dec. 2002 - Nov. 2004) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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NEPAP PolicyScience
Network for the support of Network for the support of European Policies on Air European Policies on Air
PollutionPollution
Network for the support of Network for the support of European Policies on Air European Policies on Air
PollutionPollution
An EU-funded project
under FP5
NEPAP PolicyScience
Main Objective Main Objective
To provide the European Commission – in particular CAFE – with scientific analyses and assessments
NEPAP PolicyScience
Basic factsBasic facts Duration 24 months (Dec. 2002 - Nov. 2004) Close collaboration with DG Research and CAFE Shadow the CAFE process Make use of scientific research in Europe,
in particular EU funded projects Open process
NEPAP PolicyScience
Opportunity for CAFE?Opportunity for CAFE?
NEPAP offers an opportunity for CAFE to broaden the range of science input to the process
The NEPAP consortium can provide independent review of the CAFE work
NEPAP PolicyScience
NEPAP resourcesNEPAP resources Experience in directed assessment work (NEGTAP,
EUROTRAC, SCOPE, EMEP, IGBP, IPCC, WMO etc.) Close links to DG Research activities Close links with national and international policy
processes (EU directives, UNECE) Broad competence (atmospheric chemistry,
monitoring and modelling, ecosystem effects, human exposure, integrated assessments)
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Principal participantsPrincipal participants Dick Derwent, Met Office, UK Jan Willem Erisman, ECN, NL David Fowler, IEH, UK Peringe Grennfelt, IVL, SE Oystein Hov, NILU, NO Mihalis Lazarides, GR
Joakim Langner, SMHI, SE
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Six workpackages: Six workpackages:
1. Impact from sources outside Europe
2. Non-linearities
3. Nitrogen - deposition and effects
4. Characterisation of particles
5. Uncertainties in source - receptor relationships
6. Overall assessment