1. COPERT 4 training workshop
Copenhagen, June 2009
Martin Adams
European Environment Agency

2. COPERT 4 training workshop
Practical arrangements for today
Agenda
COPERT roles (EEA, JRC, ETC/ACC)
Tour de table introductions

3. Agenda: Day 1
Welcome
09.40 JRC contribution to COPERT development
General methodology of COPERT – Comparison to the EMEP/EEA Guidebook
COPERT versions and new methodology elements introduced
11.00 Data requirements: Important and less important data
Lunch
13.00 Activity data and projections
13.30 Hot/Cold emissions
14.00 New evaporation methodology
15.00 PM and unregulated pollutants
16.00 Non-exhaust emission sources
End of Day 1

4. Agenda: Day 2 09.30 General presentation of COPERT 4 software
10.00 Installation and main functions
11.00 Software hands-on – Example of a real country run
Lunch
14.00 Data Import/Export and reporting
15.00 Calculations for several years
16.00 Advanced characteristics
Workshop close

5. The COPERT ‘team’
The EEA funds ETC/ACC to perform the technical software development of COPERT to incorporate e.g. new features, new scientific data etc. EEA also funds the COPERT website, the regular updating of the EMEP EEA Emission Inventory Guidebook road transport chapter, COPERT helpdesk etc
The JRC IES (Ispra) funds the scientific research studies & reviews, vehicle emission measurement programmes etc that provide much of the underpinning information used in COPERT (e.g. new EFs, emission estimation algorithms, model uncertainty assessment…).
The ETC/ACC is a consortia of 11 partners across Europe that supports the work of EEA and our EIONET network. The Aristotle University of Thessaloniki lead on COPERT work. They are the ones doing all the work(!)…

6. COPERT & 2009 EU-15 GHG emission reporting to EU-MM & UNFCCC

7. We wish you all a successful workshop!