Accent Plus Project - Atmospheric Composition Change, the European Network

Joint Research Centre, Ispra, February 27-28 2013

Receptor Models Workshop 2013

Dear colleagues,

I’m pleased to announce the Third Workshop on “Source Apportionment of Atmospheric Pollutants” co-organized JRC-ACCENT PLUS that will take place at the JRC Ispra site on 27th -28th February 2013. The workshop is aimed at European and international experts working on source identification of atmospheric pollutants. Main topics:

• Final results of the intercomparison exercise for receptor models step 1 (real-world database). 
• Preliminary results of the intercomparison exercise for receptor models step 2 (synthetic database). 
• Presentation of the European Common Protocol for Receptor Models. 

Keynote speaker:Professor Philip K. Hopke
Director, Center for the Environment, and
Director, Center for Air Resources Engineering and
ScienceClarkson University (NY) USA

Those experts wishing to participate are kindly asked to send their Expression of Interest by answering this email not later than 30/01/2013.

Best regards

Claudio A. Belis 

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