18th International Conference
on Modelling, Monitoring and Management
of Air Pollution Kos, Greece
This is the 18th Annual Meeting in the willingness of governments to regulate economic systems.
successful series of International air pollution is often balanced by con-
Conferences dealing with Modelling, cerns over the economic impact of such Venue : Kipriotis Panorama
Monitoring and Management of Air regulation. 85300 Psalidi, Kos, Dodecanese
Pollution. Greece
Science is the key to identifying the
This successful series first started in nature and scale of air pollution impacts Tel: +30 22420 55564
Mexico (1993) and continued in and is essential in the formulation of Fax: + 30 22420 55570
Barcelona (1994); Halkidiki (1995); policies for regulatory decision-making. Email: p.papachristou@kipriotis.gr
Toulouse (1996); Bologna (1997);
Genova (1998); San Francisco (1999); Continuous improvements in our knowl-
Cambridge (2000); Ancona (2001); edge of the fundamental science of air
Segovia (2002); Catania (2003); Rhodes pollution and its application are neces-
(2004); Cordoba (2005); New Forest sary if we are to predict, assess and mit-
(2006); Algarve (2007); Skiathos (2008) igate the air pollution implications to
and Tallinn (2009). local, regional, national and international
All these meetings have attracted out-
standing contributions from leading
researchers from around the world with
all papers since 1993 permanently
stored in the WIT eLibrary at
http://library.witpress.com.
Air Pollution is one of the most challeng-
ing problems facing the international
community; it is widespread and growing
in importance and has clear and known
impacts on health and the environment.
The human need for transport, manufac-
tured goods and services brings with it
impacts on the atmospheric environment
at scales from the local to the global.
The rate of development of the global
economy brings new pressures and the
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