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Progress in IAM in Russia: Interim Results Phase III Russian-Swedish Project

Learn about the interim results of the Russian-Swedish bilateral project on environmental impact assessment and air pollution. Phase III focuses on GAINS RUSSIA and source-receptor dependencies to calculate environmental impacts.

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Progress in IAM in Russia: Interim Results Phase III Russian-Swedish Project

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  1. Progress in IAM in Russia: Interim results of phase III of Russian-Swedish bilateral cooperation project Yulia Ignatyeva, Irina Morozova, Kristina Volkova JSC«SRI Atmosphere» Section for Scientific-Methodological Basics of Environmental Impact Assessment, Transboundary Transfer and State Accounting E-mail: jlya.ignateva@gmail.com Тel. +7 812 297 53 05 TFIAM 41, 7-9 May 2012, Bilthoven, The Netherlands

  2. Russian-Swedish cooperation projectDevelopment of the Cooperation within the Convention on Long-range Transboundary Air Pollution — CLRTAP www.rusaco.se Overall objective: To raise the awareness of global air pollution and to strengthen the political profile of CLRTAP activities in the Russian Federation. Phase III: 2011-2012

  3. GAINS RUSSIA (earlier version) • European territory of Russia is presented by regions: • Russia, Kaliningrad • Russia, Kola and Karelia • Russia, St. Petersburg • Russia, Remaining

  4. GAINS_RUSSIA

  5. Determining coefficients of source-receptor dependencies for EMEP grid cells and Russian regions (federal districts), with the help of the EMEP model Introduction of the dependencies into the GAINS model for making it possible to calculate and show environmental and health impacts

  6. Splitting of the territory into EMEP grid cells

  7. Splitting of the territory into EMEP grid cells

  8. List of the substances Codes of regions in the EMEP model 700 – Central 701 – South 702 – Northern Caucasus 704 – Other central (Moscow excluded) 550 – Moscow 708 – Northwestern 709 – Volga NH3 NMVOC NOx CO PM2.5 PMcorca SOx

  9. CO, t/year SO2, t/year Spatial distribution of emissions

  10. Splitting of the territory into EMEP grid cells

  11. CEIP data (2008) split over the European territory of Russia, EMEP input data format

  12. Informational-analytical edition «Automobile market in Russia» Territorial Bodies of GIBDD (State Inspection for Road Traffic Safety) GAINS input data sources Main interregional center for processing and distribution of statistical information under the authority of the Federal State Statistics Service Federal State Statistics Service

  13. Production of electricity and heat, PJ

  14. Fuel consumption by type, PJ

  15. Number of vehicles, thousands 2005 Northwestern Volga Northern Caucasus Central South 2010 mopeds passenger cars buses MC heavy duty trucks passenger cars heavy duty trucks buses MC mopeds

  16. Emission comparisons

  17. Fuel consumption in Northern Caucasus,PJ 2005 State statistics GAINS (IIASA) 2010 solid fuel fuel, total liquid fuel biofuel gaseous fuel solid fuel fuel, total liquid fuel gaseous fuel biofuel

  18. Studying development strategies for federal districts Development of projections in the GAINS model Further work Calculations in the GAINS model

  19. Thank You for Your Attention! 20

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