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Questions for consideration Are sensitivity analyses enough to inform HTAP impacts on air quality goals? (or do we need total contribution?) How well do the global models simulate air quality? Vs. obs? Vs. regional models? What is spatial variation within the HTAP regions? Daily variability (peak values)? Interannual variabIlity? How to quantify uncertainty?

Impacts on Air Quality Objectives: Initial HTAP SR Results and Next Steps Arlene M. Fiore (arlene.fiore@noaa.gov) TF HTAP Workshop, Washington, DC, June 12, 2008

Exceedances of EU air quality standard due to NA emissions Li et al., JGR, 2002 What is the impact of 20% reductions on metrics used to gauge compliance With air quality standards?

Initial HTAP results: Simulated vs. observed DAYS>60 over Europe observed mean (across sites) model ens. mean model ens. median individual models Model ensemble mean reasonable; Low bias at high-altitude sites consistent with evaluation for monthly mean results. EMEP sites Fiore et al., in prep

Change in DAYS>60 when all O3 precursors are reduced by 20% in foreign regions Fiore et al., in prep

Model ensemble mean decrease in DAYS>60 over Europe when NA O3 precursor emission are decreased by 20% (SR1-SR6NA)  variability within continental-scale region

Enhancements from Asian/European pollution over the U.S. in summer as determined from a simulation without these emissions (GEOS-Chem 4°x5°) Subsidence of Asian pollution + local production stagnation Max Asian/European pollution enhancements (up to 14 ppbv) occur at intermediate ozone levels (50-70 ppbv) tropical air Major concern if national ozone standard were to decrease Fiore et al., JGR, 2002

Impact of a 20% decrease in NA anthrop. NOx to EA surface O3 Maximum intercontinental influence occurs near the center of the overall O3 distribution Impact of a 20% decrease in NA anthrop. NOx to EA surface O3 (Jun 1 - Aug 31 2001) 0.5 0.0 -0.5 -1.0 -1.5 Mean of 10 ppb bins Change in ozone (ppbv) Each point is 1 daily max 8-hr avg surface O3 in 1 model grid cell MOZART-2 model at GFDL 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Base case daily max 8-hr O3 (ppbv) Is this result robust across the HTAP models? Analysis planned for HTAP results for U.S.A. 1.9°x1.9°

Variability within the U. S. : Asian+ European enhancement vs Variability within the U.S.: Asian+ European enhancement vs. total sfc. O3 Tracey Holloway, U Wisconsin-Madison Consistency / spread across TF HTAP models?