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D E S C R I P T I O N O F W O R K - MEGAPOLI - Dmi

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FACULTY OF<br />

SCIENCE AND<br />

ENGINEERING<br />

Earth and Space<br />

Science and<br />

Engineering<br />

4700 Keele St.<br />

Toronto ON<br />

Canada M3J 1P3<br />

Tel 416 736 5245<br />

Fax 416 736 5817<br />

esse@yorku.ca<br />

To whom it may concern. 27 th April, 2007<br />

I would like to confirm that the AMDAL (Atmospheric and Data<br />

Assimilation Laboratory) group in the Centre for Research in Earth and<br />

Space Science at York University is interested in joining the EC 7FP<br />

proposal <strong>MEGAPOLI</strong> (Megacities: Emissions, urban, regional and Global<br />

Atmospheric POLlution and climate effects, and Integrated tools for<br />

assessment and mitigation) on a collaborative basis.<br />

As stated in the project proposal, the <strong>MEGAPOLI</strong>’s main goals will be to<br />

assess impacts of megacities on local, regional, and global air quality, to<br />

quantify feedbacks between megacity air quality, local and regional<br />

climate, and global climate change, and to develop improved integrated<br />

tools for prediction of air pollution in megacities. The group at AMDAL is<br />

specialised in global, regional and mesoscale air quality modelling using<br />

multiscale models. We will be pleased to collaborate with the <strong>MEGAPOLI</strong><br />

team and anticipate contributing to the following <strong>MEGAPOLI</strong> Work<br />

Packages (a) Megacity Plume Case Study (b) Megacity Air Quality (c)<br />

Regional and Global Atmospheric Composition (d) Regional and Global<br />

Climate. Also, we anticipate bringing a perspective involving “Hot Spots”<br />

such as the Tar Sands region in Western Canada.<br />

John (Jack) C. McConnell, FRSC,<br />

Professor of Atmospheric Science,<br />

Distinguished Research Professor<br />

416-736-2100 ex 77709, jcmcc@yorku.ca

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