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Advancements in Corrosion Research: Trends, Impacts, and Future Prospects

Explore key reports and activities of the ICP Materials 2010 work plan, focusing on corrosion analysis, economic evaluations, and international collaboration. Gain insights into air pollution effects, biodiversity links, and quantified trends. Engage with global organizations and participate in the Program Task Force meetings. Discover developments in material preservation and cultural heritage. Keep updated on publications and upcoming events in the field.

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Advancements in Corrosion Research: Trends, Impacts, and Future Prospects

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  1. ICP Materials Activities

  2. ICP Materials 2010 work plan items and their reporting • Report No 62 on corrosion from the 2008–2009 exposure programme for trend analysis; • Report No 64 on validity of dose–response functions for different climatic conditions; • Report No 65 on economic evaluation of corrosion of materials including cultural heritage • Report No 63 on combined stock at risk and mapping for Italy at the national level; • The twenty-sixth meeting of the Programme Task Force, tentatively scheduled to be held from 14 to 16 April 2010 in London, and the submission of its report. • Common activities • The development of targets for 2020 and 2050 and application in ex-post integrated assessment – special emphasis in this years presentation • Robustness of air pollution effects – reported in b) above; • Links between air pollution effects and biological diversity – only reported in ECE/EB.AIR/WG.1/2010/7 and presented here; • Quantified trends in selected key monitored and modelled parameters – reported in a) above

  3. ICP Materials 26th meeting (14-16 April), Watford, UK • Participation from LRTAP countries including the Russian Federation • Outreach to Male countries: participation from Bangladesh, Bhutan, Maldives, Pakistan and Sri Lanka • Outreach to APINA countries: participation from South Africa, Tanzania and Zambia • Further participation from other contries: China, Vietnam, Thailand and Argentina • Participation from organisations: • the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) • the Global Atmospheric Pollution Forum (GAP) • the Convention on Long-Range Transboundary Air Pollution (CLRTAP) • Back to back with…

  4. International workshop on corrosion exposures • Opening • Transboundary air pollution – from science to policy • Effects of air pollution and climate on materials and cultural heritage • Overview & standardisation • China, Thailand, Vietnam, South Africa, Tanzania, Nepal, Poland, Latin America, Czech Republic • Future developments of corrosion networks • Programme and presentations available at ICP Materials home page (www.corr-institute.se/ICP-Materials)

  5. Breaking news: Icelandic volcano interrupts air pollution and corrosion meeting… The meeting was just the beginning… A return trip including nine train rides and one ferry trip. Heathrow families were created…

  6. Welcome to the27th meeting of the ICP Materials Programme Task ForcePrague, April 6-8, 2011 (subject to confirmation) Publications (2009-2010)Partly based on results from ICP Materials www.springer.com www.anthempress.com

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