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1 Workshop Atmospheric Chemistry and Health

2 Workshop objectives identify the key scientific questions at the interface of atmospheric chemistry and air pollution health effects identify key areas in which integrated research is needed discuss the benefits for scientific research and environmental and health policy that would accrue from dealing with air pollution and atmospheric chemistry in a more integrated way

3 Sessions: Session 1: Modeling and Measurements relevant for estimating human health impacts Session 2: Integrated Atmospheric Chemistry and Health Session 3: Current Knowledge about the Health Effects of Air Pollution Session 4: Policy Implication

4 Workshop participants (24) Brunekreef,BertRussell,Ted Cohen, AaronKuenzli, Nino Dentener,FrankDe Saeger,Emile Zhu, TongDockery, Doug Carmichael, GregArmstrong, Ben Martin, RandallKleeman,Mike Lung, CandicePoeschl, Ulrich Krzyzanowski, MichalRoss, Mary West, JasonPope, Arden Brauer, MikeRoberts, Jim Bell, MichelleLiousse, Cathy Wiedinmeyer, ChristineShaikh, Rashid

5 Workshop format 4 sessions- we realize there will be overlap Short talks- plenty of discussion Thursday: 13-15 PM Key scientific questions for Integrated Research on Atmospheric Chemistry and Health (discuss also publication) 15 PM Close of workshop 15 PM- 17 PM: Discuss the who/what/when of the follow up of this workshop Everybody welcome!

6 Dissemination Collection of key-papers on ftp-ccu.jrc.it/pub/dentener Presentations +reports on HEI website ? Report, including presentations, introduction+prelimenary conclusions IGAC solicits contribution for its newsletter High impact publication

7 Logistics Travel reimbursements WMO (Chantal Renaudot), JRC (Frank), ACCENT and IGAC (Megan Mehamed) Wifi Bathrooms Dinner ….

8 Wednesday 12.10.2011 8:00-8:30Working breakfast at HEI 8:30-9:00Introduction: the aim of the workshop Frank Dentener, Tong Zhu, Bert Brunekreef, Aaron Cohen 9:00-12:00Session 1: Modeling and Measurements relevant for estimating human health impacts Chair: A. Cohen Rapporteur: F. Dentener 9:00-9:30KeynoteT. Zhu: The Chemistry of the Atmosphere: Current Status and Emerging Trends 9:30-10:151a. Observations of atmospheric chemistry relevant for health impact estimates(e.g. satellites) 1 R. Martin: Global air pollution inferred from satellite remote sensing 2 U. Poeschl: Phase state of organic aerosols: oil droplets, rubber balls or glass pearls? 3 J. Roberts: Measurements and modelling of isocyanic acid. 10:15-10:45Break 10:45-11:301b. Atmospheric Chemistry Modeling: new possibilities arising from assimilation of data 1 G. Carmichael: Use of data assimilation in atmospheric modelling 2 M. Kleeman: Exposure Assessment Using Air Quality Models 3 T. Russell: Using the data to identify source impacts 11:30-12:00DiscussionSpeaker: Panelists 12:00-13:00Lunch

9 13:00-15:30Session 2: Integrated Atmospheric Chemistry and Health Chair: B. Brunekreef Rapporteur: T. Zhu 13:00-13:30Keynote:F. Dentener: Integrated modeling of atmospheric chemistry and health: challenges and opportunities 13:30-14:152a Bridging the gap from personal exposure to PM to detailed atmospheric chemistry information 1 B. Brunekreef : Indoor-outdoor relationships for air pollution and personal exposure 2 C. Lung: From personal exposure to PM to detailed atmospheric chemistry 3 M. Brauer: Land use regression modeling incorporating meteorology and satellite-based estimates 14:15-15:002b Co-benefits: climate and health1 J. West: Global atmospheric models to assess policy-relevant health impacts 2 B. Armstrong: Air pollution and weather related health impacts, methodological study based on spatio-temporally disaggregrated multi-pollutant models, present day and future 3 M. Krzyzanowski: Health Effects of Black Carbon 15:00-15:30Discussionparticipants 15:30-16:00Break

10 16:00-18:15Session 3: Current Knowledge about the Health Effects of Air Pollution Chair: F. Dentener Rapporteur: B. Brunekreef 16:00-16:30KeynoteM. Bell: Challenges on researching the health effects of air pollution mixtures 16:30-17:153a New studies unraveling the health effect of the chemical composition of the atmosphere 1 D. Dockery: tba 2 U. Poeschl: Long-lived reactive oxygen intermediates and nitrated proteins 3 N. Kuenzli: Local and urban pollution: Policy challenges and opportunities at the interface of acute and chronic effects 17:15-17:453b Relative toxicity of air pollution mixtures 1 A. Pope: Relative Toxicity of air pollution mixtures: coherence and incoherence in the epidemiology literature 2 D. Costa: Alternative approaches to empirical assessment of multi-air pollutant exposures 17:45-18:15Discussion 18:15Adjourn Dinner- reservation made by A. Cohen. Please contact Aaron asap if you haven’t signed up.

11 Thursday 13.10.2011 8:00Working breakfast at HEI 8:30-11:30Session 4: Policy ImplicationChair: T. Zhu Rapporteur: A. Cohen 8:30-9:00KeynoteM. Ross: An integrated view on air quality 9:00-10:004a Differences in health impacts around world: chemistry, exposure, susceptibility 1 G. Carmichael: The WMO Gurme project2 C. Liousse: Health and aerosol urban pollution in Bamako and Dakar 3 M. Brauer: The global burden of disease: updating exposure. 4 C. Wiedinmeyer: Studies of Atmospheric Chemistry and Health: From Ghana to fires to East Asia 10:00-10:404b Risk assessment/policy1 D. Costa: Multipollutant approaches to air quality management 2 T. Zhu: The Chinese perspective 3 M. Krzyzanowski: policy implications of AQ guidelines / standards 4 E. De Saeger: The review of EU Airquality directives 10:40-11:00Break 11:00-11:30DiscussionSpeaker: Panelists 11:30-12:00Session summariesRapporteurs 12:00-13:00Lunch

12 13:00-15:005. Discussion and Summary Key scientific questions for Integrated Research on Atmospheric Chemistry and Health Rapporteurs, all participants 15:00Workshop closure 15:00-18:00Follow up: Paper outline, structure, messages Frank/Tong/Bert/Aaron and dedicated participants

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