Thursday 25th May 2017
AQE PREVIEW 2017
Investigation of Air Pollution Standing Conference (IAPSC) Time
09:30 - 10:00 10:00 - 10:10
Topic
Registration and Coffee Chairman's Introduction
Session 1: Pervasive Monitoring 10:10 - 10:35
10:35 - 11:00 11:00 - 11:25
Local Authority Case Study: Large Scale Deployment of Sensors Local Authority Case Study: Air Quality Sensors
Pervasive Monitoring - its Role in LAQM and Quantifying the Impact of Intervention Measures
Coffee & Tea Break and AQE Exhibition Time (11:25 - 11:50) Session 2: Measuring Emissions and Using the Data
11:50 - 12:15 12:15 - 12:40
Real World Emissions and Control: Use of PEMS on Heavy Duty Vehicles to Assess the Impact of Technology and Driving Conditions on Air Quality in Urban Areas
Using Telematics Data to Research Traffi c-Related Air Pollution
Lunch and AQE Exhibition Time (12:40-14:00) Session 3: LAQM and Policy 14:00 - 14:25 14:25 - 14:50
Jon Andersson Dr James Tate Ricardo UK Ltd
Institute for Transport Studies, University of Leeds
Prof. Rod Jones
Dr Nicola Courthold and Robin Spalding
James Neasham University of Cambridge
Bath and North East Somerset Council Envirowatch Ltd
Speaker Company
19
Case Study: Local Plan Development Allocations Taking Action to Reduce Air Pollution in Greater Manchester
14:50 - 15:15 What Makes a Good Air Quality Annual Status Report? 15:15 - 15:40
Chairman's Closing Remarks (15:40-15:50)
If your organisation is not currently an IAPSC member and you would like to come to the conference, non-member places are available for £155.00 + VAT. If you would like to come as a non-member please complete the Non-Members Attendance Form at
www.aqeshow.com
To take up membership, please email:
iapsc@ricardo.com Controlling and Monitoring Emissions on Waste Management Sites
The Organics Recycling Group of the REA are pleased to announce that they will be holding a morning seminar on ‘Controlling and Monitoring Emissions on waste Management Sites’ at the established Air Quality and Emissions event at the Telford Exhibition Centre on the 25th May. Topics presented will include:
• What does the new M9 Technical Guidance for monitoring Bioaerosols mean to site operators? - Rupert Standring, EA • Worker Protection Strategies against bioaerosols - Catherine Rolph, Open University • The design and maintenance of biofi lters for effective odour mitigation - Odournet • What are your legal obligations as a site operator in respect to emissions control and odour monitoring - Jennifer Watts, Watts Legal UK
The 9th in the Series of Air Quality and Emissions events will take place on the 24th May 25th May at the Telford Exhibition Centre. AQE will focus on Industrial emissions and stack monitoring , ambient air quality and treatment. Themes of AQE 2017 will include national and international regulation, monitoring methods, technologies and standards.
The Conference will run alongside an Exhibition featuring most of the world’s leading manufacturers and suppliers of air monitoring equipment and services, delegates and visitors to AQE 2017 are invited to visit the exhibition for free and will have ample time to discuss their equipment needs with exhibitors at the show.
Attendees at the REA seminar(who are REA members) will be entitled to the following FOC. Non REA members will be asked to pay a £55.00 +VAT contribution to attend the seminar.
• Free admission to the AQE exhibition and workshops • Free on-site parking • Free lunch and coffee refreshments
For further details on this event, please contact:
jeremy@r-e-a.net National Clean Air Day: One Day to Inspire Years of Action
Dr Tom Stenhouse Matthew O'Neill Roger Pitman Chris Large
AECOM
Transport for Greater Manchester TRL
Global Action Plan
www.envirotech-online.com IET March / April 2017
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