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MEGAPOLI 212520 Table 2.3. Main partners and their roles (WPL: Work Package Leader, TL: Task Leader, DL, WP: Deputy Leader, PI; Principal Investigator) # Partner PIs Coordination role 1 DMI Alexander Overall Baklanov, Jens H. coordinator, Christensen, WP9 L, Allan Gross TL:2.2, 4.3, 5.5.1, 7.2, 2 FORTH Spyros Pandis Sci. cocoordinator, WP9 L, TL- 4.2, 5.2 3 MPIC Mark Lawrence, Thomas Wagner Sci. cocoordinator, WP9 L, TL- 5.1, 5.4.2, Scientific role and competence Urban and regional scale atmospheric and pollution modelling; Urban parameterisations; Regional-scale climate modelling; Inverse modelling for source-term estimation; Integrated urbanregional-global system/tools development Urban, regional, global air quality, 3D Chemical Transport Modelling; Case Studies for Mexico city and North American megacities; Integrated urban-regional-global system/tools development Global-scale pollution and climate modelling, Satellite remote sensing of pollutants and urban areas; Chemistry-climate coupling and modelling; Global pollution from megacities; Integrated urban-regional-global system/tools development 4 ARIANET Sandro Finardi SME Urban, regional pollution and emission modelling; Nested air quality modelling system; Application and demonstration of prototype model system for P-Valley 5 AUTH Nicolas Moussiopoulos 6 CNRS/LISA CNRS/LAMP CNRS/LSCE CNRS/GAME CNRS/LGGE Matthias Beekmann, Paolo Laj, Valérie Gros, Laurent Gomes, Jean-Luc Jaffrezo 7 FMI Jaakko Kukkonen, Jarkko Koskinen, Mikhail Sofiev, Ari Karppinen WP4 L, TL- 4.1, 4.4, WP3 L, TL: 2.1 WP5 L, TL 2.1, 4.5, 5.3, 5.4.1 and Mexico city Advanced physical and chemical parameterizations; Integrated environmental assessment tools; Urban, regional scale pollution modelling; RANS and LES CFD simulations Paris Urban Plume Study; Campaign planning and Organization; Airborne and ground based gas and aerosols measurements; Urban, regional pollution modelling Biogenic and natural global emissions; Urban surface and morphology classification and database; Exposure assessment and estimates; Urban, regional scale pollution modelling 8 JRC Stefano Galmarini TL-2.5 Parameterization of subgrid scale emissions; Urban, regional, global scale air quality modelling 9 ICTP Filippo Giorgi WP6 L, Regional climate modelling coupled with aerosol module; T6.1, 6.4 Effect of climate change on regional pollution and feedback; Regional simulations for Europe, Asia and Central America 10 KCL Sue Grimmond, WP2 L, Urban processes and parameterizations and energy budget; Martin Wooster, TL-1.4, 1.5, Urban, regional scale modelling; Frank Kelly 2.3 Physical measurements - Studies for London 11 NERSC Igor Esau, Ola M. WP2 DL, Urban ABL parameterizations and simulations; Johannessen TL-2.4 Turbulence resolving and urban-scale LES modelling 12 NILU Andreas Stohl, WP5 L, Subgrid emission parameterization; Bruce Denby TL-5.4.3, Air quality and exposure assessment; 5.5.2, Global scale dispersion of emission tracers from megacities; Impact of North American megacities; Web-based transport model tools Integrated urban-regional-global system/tools development 13 PSI Urs Baltensperger WP3 DL, Design of experiments for aerosols; TL 3.2; Aerosols, gas, and meteo measurements; Impact of aerosols on air quality and climate; Statistical tools for source apportionment 14 TNO Peter Builtjes, WP1 L, TL- High resolution gridded emissions at different scales; Dick van den 1.1, 1.2, 1.6, Regional scale air quality modelling Hout, Hugo D. van WP8 DL, Policy issues, mitigation and cost-benefit analysis der Gon TL-8.1 95
MEGAPOLI 212520 15 MetO W. Collins, Michael Sanderson 16 UHam Heinke Schluenzen, Juergen Ossenbruegge 17 UHel Markku Kulmala, Gerrit de Leeuw, Sergey Zilitinkevich WP6 L, TL- 6.1, 6.2, 6.4 WP7 DL, TL-7.3 EUCAARI cord., TL-2.4 18 UH-CAIR Ranjeet Sokhi WP7 L, TL- 7.1, 7.5 19 UStutt Rainer Friedrich WP8 L, TL-8.1, 8.3 20 WMO Liisa Jalkanen GURME coord., TL- 7.4 21 CUNI Tomas Halenka CECILIA cord., - 22 IfT Alfred Wiedensholer 23 UCAM John Pyle, Oliver Wild, Maria Russo Climate-chemistry-ecosystem feedbacks; Regional scale pollution modelling, Global, regional scale climate modelling and megacity effects Parameterization for subgrid scale urban effects; Implement air quality model system for Rhine-Ruhr; Urban, regional scale modelling; Scenarios for possible megacities evolution; Aerosol climate interaction; Ground based observations and remote sensing; Improved parameterization of turbulent urban ABL; Urban, regional scale pollution modelling Integration UK high resolution emission inventories; Urban, regional scale atmospheric and pollution modelling; Prototype system and scenarios for London and Paris; Integrated urban-regional-global system/tools development Emission data for Rhine-Ruhr and baseline scenarios; Regional emission modelling; Application and tool for impact assessment; Mitigation, cost-benefit and policy analysis Mitigation strategy and policy options; Scenarios for megacities in developing countries (link with GURME) Regional scale air pollution and climate change modelling; Impact f land use changes; Coupling of air quality CTM to regional climate model; TL;3.3 Paris and Beijing Urban Plume Studies; Aerosols, gas-phase and meteo- measurements - Global and regional scale pollution and climate modelling; Global and regional effects of megacities emissions on atmospheric composition and climate Role of Users and SMEs Although this particular call is highly scientific in nature, it still has strong user relevance in relation to policy and public interest. The call and hence the project also address a highly topical area and there will be considerable wider stakeholder interest, including from the megacities organizations, public, industry, regulatory bodies and business and commerce including SMEs and national and local government officials. MEGAPOLI will encourage the participation of users and other stakeholders through the Global Forum, ISPP and dissemination tasks (see Appendix 3 and Table 2.5). For example, for the Rhine-Ruhr area, contact has been established with the Landesamt fuer Natur, Umwelt und Verbraucherschutz NRW, Germany, which is responsible for air pollution control in the area (contact person Dr. Peter Bruckmann). The LANUV is willing to support the project e.g. by providing data (e.g. emission data) and information. In addition, MEGAPOLI has reserved a significant budget (See Section 2.4) to include the formal participation of users in the project as it develops. Hence we expect the user involvement to increase throughout the project. This will be implemented through discussions within the ISPP, Project Steering Committee and with the European Commission. Mechanisms for user involvements include the ISPP, MEGAPOLI Global Stakeholder Forum and Task 2, WP8. Two SME are involved into MEGAPOLI as partners. The Partner 4: ARIANET Consulting is a SME from Italy. They are responsible for application and demonstration of prototype model system for the Po Valley Megacity agglomeration, Italy (a regional ‘hot spot’). The Partner 11: NERSC is a Norwegian (with branches in China and Russia) SME in environmental and Remote Sensing research and applications. Subcontractors Two partners of MEGAPOLI (P6 and P23) will employ subcontractors based on the current budget from the EC. Partner 6: Centre National de Recherche Scientifique (CNRS) involves SAFIRE (Service des Avions Français Instrumentés pour la Recherche en Environnement), which is a common Météo-France, CNRS and CNES laboratory based at Toulouse, France (http://www.safire.fr), as a subcontractor. In the project SAFIRE will run the French ATR-42 aircraft for flights in the Paris pollution plume during summer 2009 (80 000 Euro; see tasks specifications on pages 76 and 101). 96
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