Air Pollution Indicators. An indicator should... Be representive for environmental conditions; be simple and easy to interpret; shows trends over time;

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Air Pollution Indicators

An indicator should... Be representive for environmental conditions; be simple and easy to interpret; shows trends over time; shows contributions from sectors or individual components; be consistently used within the DPSIR- chain; have a target value.

Assessment information D riving forces (economic sectors: transport, combustion, solvent use) P ressures (emissions: VOC & NOx) S tate (air quality: ozone exceedances) I mpacts (health, ecosystems, materials) R esponses (policies, measures)

Indicators will form building blocks of main EEA reports (Environmental Signals, TERM/EERM, Kiev,..) Core set vs sub-sets to support thematic reports

Indicators - current set Climate change –policy update –emissions CO2 & non-CO2 –temperature/precipitation change Stratospheric Ozone –ozone column –potential Cl –UV –production ODS, HCFC

AP Indicators - current set Focus on Pressure & State Urban Air Quality Acidification Pollutants from first DD + Ozone retrospective (Env Sign) Policy Update

Sources of AP indicators CORINAIR AIRBASE in addition: Auto Oil 2 ShAIR

AP Indicators - current set Emission indicators –information on trends (1980-present) –information on sector contributions –aggregated information on theme: ground-level ozone acidification and eutrophication pm10 exposure

Emissions of O3-precursors

Evaluation of NOx emissions

Environmental Policy

Pressure Problems ? PM10/PM2.5 -emission data Consensus on aggregation procedure Indicator for Urban Air Pollution? Missing years (now simple interpolation) Emissions of toxic pollutants (HM, POP)?

Air Pollution Indicators Air Quality –(urban) population exposure to ozone SO2 NO2 particulate (PM10) –exceedance of critical loads (EMEP) acid nitrogen input

Env Signals: UAQ SO2, particulate (TSP, BS, PM10), NO2, O3 observed data (AirBase, O3-dir) counting exceedance days not fully in line with DD short term limit values

Urban AQ: NO2

Urban AQ: Ozone

TERM: UAQ

State problems ? Spatial coverage –missing regions –urban or/and rural harmonisation of MM stable network temporal: historic data most critical LV model vs measurement

Impact indicators Ecosystems: –exceedances of critical loads/levels Human health –??????????