The Forum for Air quality Modelling (FAIRMODE) is a joint response action of the European Environment Agency (EEA) and the European Commission Joint Research Centre (JRC). Its aim is to bring together air quality modellers and users in order to promote and support the harmonised use of models by EU member countries, with emphasis on their application to the European Air Quality Directive.
Highlights
May 2012
The next FAIRMODE plenary is now scheduled for 29 - 30 May, 2012. The venue will be Utrecht, hosted by TNO. The preliminary agenda can be consulted here.
February 2012
The FAIRMODE guidance document: "Modelling of Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2) for air quality assessment and planning relevant to the European Air Quality Directive" is now available as an ETC/ACM Technical Paper.
January 2012
Stakeholder Expert Group meeting on Thematic Strategy on Air Pollution. The draft document is now available: "Draft recommendations from FAIRMODE to the review of the EU Air Quality Policy".
October 2011
Survey on station representativeness is now available. Please return by 31 October.
September 2011
The first FAIRMODE guidance document is now available as the EEA technical report: 'The application of models under the European Union's Air Quality Directive: A technical reference guide'.
August 2011
Presentations from the FAIRMODE meeting in Norrkjoping available. View and download.
Comment and reviews of the NO2 guidance document (v3.3) requested. Download here and return by 30 September 2011.
The 5th FAIRMODE plenary is now scheduled for 29 - 30 May, 2012. The preliminary agenda has been distributed. All the information is available here.
To sign up for the 5th FAIRMODE Plenary in Utrecht on the 29 to 30 May 2012, please use the link below. You have to click on the "Sign Up" button on the right side and follow the instructions.
2012 IGAC Open Science Conference - First Announcement
IGACs’ biennial open science conferences are the primary mechanism for dissemination of scientific information across the atmospheric chemist community. The theme of the 2012 IGAC conference is “Atmospheric Chemistry in the Anthropocene”.
