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EMISSIONS & AIR QUALITY MONITORING


Conference Programme Wednesday 24th September


Room 1


Particulate Matter Monitoring: Advancements in CEMS and Low Emission Measurement


PM2.5 emissions from natural gas fired plants


14:15 Mr Dan Jones, Uniper


PM CEMS Experience and Observations from the USA


14:30 Mr Robert Baxter, B3 Systems


Long-term feedback on an innovative prototype measuring low particulate matter emissions from hazardous waste incineration plants: “PPS-Stack”


14:45 Dr Matic Ivančič, Mr Xavier Chaucherie, SARPI-VEOLIA


Continuous Measurement of Particulate Emissions at Stack


15:00


Mr Vahid Mirsaiidi, Auburn FilterSense LLC


15:15 15:30


Question and Answer - Discussion session


Mr Eran Farhi, Envitech Software


Question and Answer - Discussion session


Coffee Break & Exhibition Mr Roger Stoeltie, TAUW


Question and Answer - Discussion session


Aerosol Magee Scientific


Map-Based Integration of CEMS and Ambient Networks for Multi-Audience Air Quality Visualization


Jim Keene, NPL


Large-scale continuous measurements of ammonia and methane in barns, the challenges


Dr Mohammed Ali, NCEC Dr. Anthony Auzerais, INRAE


Carbonaceous aerosols monitoring network in Velenje, Slovenia


Overview of a field validation campaign for agricultural emission measurement


Dr Noor Z Yahaya, Universiti Malaysia Terengganu Air Quality Networks in Saudi Arabia Dr. Marc Coleman, National Physical Laboratory


Quantifying Gas Emissions from Livestock Buildings Using the CO₂ Method: Evaluation of Uncertainties Related to Animal Heat Production


Room 2


Global Perspectives on Air Quality Networks


Leveraging AI-Driven Air Quality Intelligence for Emissions Monitoring in Southeast Asia: The My-Atmos Application


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Room 3


Measuring Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Agriculture: Challenges and Solutions


Ring-Test of European Respiration Chamber Facilities for GHG Emission Measurements from Cattle


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