1. ICP Modelling and Mapping, 30th Task Force 24th CCE Workshop Roma, 7 – 10 april 2014

2. 24th CCE Meeting and 30th ICP Modelling and Mapping Task Force, Rome 7-10 April 2014 Topic 3: Mapping Manual and collaboration with other ICPs Chair: Anne Christine Le Gall Discussion Integration of activities with other ICPs and other subsidiary bodies in the Convention Assessment of the progress of Mapping Manual update Topic 3

3. 24th CCE Meeting and 30th ICP Modelling and Mapping Task Force, Rome 7-10 April 2014 Collaboration with other ICPs ICP Forests Exchange of data on forests sites ICP Waters Contribution to the Mapping Manual update ICP Vegetation Contribution to the Mapping Manual update Biodiversity report ICP Materials Contribution to the Mapping Manual update Participation to meetings How many ICP M&M NFCs are NFCs of other ICPs? Do ICP M&M NFCs collaborate with NFCs of other ICPs in their countries? Topic 3

4. 24th CCE Meeting and 30th ICP Modelling and Mapping Task Force, Rome 7-10 April 2014 The main objective is to include recent scientific knowledge into the Mapping Manual The objectives of the update Update the scientific information provided by the Manual.  Empirical critical loads  Principles of “no net loss of biodiversity”  Chemistry-transport modelling (EMEP)  Ozone impact on vegetation  Air pollution impact on materials  … For recommandation of CLd/CLe calculations, use only material that has been validated by reviewed publications and consensus at technical workshops Chapters may be updated independantly in the future Topic 3

5. 24th CCE Meeting and 30th ICP Modelling and Mapping Task Force, Rome 7-10 April 2014 Present structure on the Manual Eight chapters 1.Introduction 2.Guidance on mapping concentrations levels and deposition levels 3.Mapping critical loads for vegetation 4.Mapping effects on materials 5.Mapping critical loads on ecosystems 6.Dynamic modelling 7.Exceedance calculations 8.General mapping issues Topic 3

6. 24th CCE Meeting and 30th ICP Modelling and Mapping Task Force, Rome 7-10 April 2014 Realisation and planning for continued work 1.Introduction 2.Guidance on mapping concentrations levels and deposition levels 3.Mapping critical loads for vegetation 4.Mapping effects on materials 5.Mapping critical loads on ecosystems New section about modeling critical loads for biodiversity Update of the empirical critical loads CLd for waters reviewed by ICP Waters 8.General mapping issues New design for lay-out Topic 3

7. 24th CCE Meeting and 30th ICP Modelling and Mapping Task Force, Rome 7-10 April 2014 Future work Remain to be done 5.5: Cld for heavy metals 6.Dynamic modelling 7.Exceedance calculations Planning Finalisation of text in july Review by ICP M&M NFCs till 15 th august Presented to WGE in September Translated into russian once validated Topic 3