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Readiness of European laboratories for the revised EU Ambient Air Quality Directive: An interlaboratory comparison on levoglucosan, mannosan and galactosan in PM2.5

Mothes, Falk; Poulain, Laurent; Jaffrezo, Jean-Luc; Darfeuil, Sophie; Elazzouzi, Rhabira; Yttri, Karl Espen; Gundersen, Hans; Bonnaire, Nicolas; Petit, Jean-Eudes; Bergmans, Benjamin; Moïs, Eric; Potouridis, Theodoros; Vogel, Alexander L.; Schwarz, Jaroslav; Vodička, Petr; Kasper-Giebl, Anne; Riedelberger, Thomas; Biaudet, Hugues; Favez, Olivier; Herrmann, Hartmut

An interlaboratory comparison (ILC) was conducted for levoglucosan, mannosan, and galactosan, as widely used organic tracers for assessing biomass burning aerosol in ambient air. Organized as part of the European research infrastructure ACTRIS (Aerosol, Clouds and Trace Gases Research Infrastructure) activities the OrGanic Tracers and Aerosol Constituents - Calibration Centre (OGTAC-CC) distributed aliquots from three ambient PM2.5 filter samples and two prepared aqueous standard solutions to ten research laboratories across Europe, each using its own analytical protocol. Overall agreement was good for the ambient filter samples, with relative standard deviations relative to the general mean of 14% for levoglucosan, 22% for mannosan, and 33% for galactosan. Individual measurement accuracy, expressed as mean percentage error, ranged from −33% to 13% for levoglucosan, −51% to 15% for mannosan, and −54% to 42% for galactosan. Laboratory performance was also assessed using z-scores, showing that despite methodological diversity, nearly all results were classified as acceptable. This ILC provides a timely snapshot of current European laboratory capability for key biomass burning tracers. The joint intercomparison study demonstrates the readiness of European laboratories to provide harmonized levoglucosan measurements at a continental scale, meeting the comparability needs arising from the inclusion of levoglucosan in the revised EU Ambient Air Quality Directive (AAQD), and supporting requirements across European (Co-operative Programme for Monitoring and Evaluation of the Long-range Transmission of Air Pollutants in Europe (EMEP), ACTRIS) and national monitoring networks.

2026

Reactive nitrogen transport and photochemistry in urban plumes over the North Atlantic Ocean.

Neuman, J.A.; Parrish, D.D.; Trainer, M.; Ryerson, T.B.; Holloway, J.S.; Nowak, J.B.; Swanson, A.; Flocke, F.; Roberts, J.M.; Brown, S.S.; Stark, H.; Sommariva, R.; Stohl, A.; Peltier, R.; Weber, R.; Wollny, A.G.; Sueper, D.T.; Huber, G.; Fehsenfeld, F.C.

2006

REACH concept proposal. NILU F

Endregard, G.

2003

Re-evaluation and Homogenization of Aerosol Optical Depth Observations in Svalbard (ReHearsol). RCN Project No: 311250/E40 - ReHearsol Final Report

Hansen, Georg H.; Zielinski, Tymon; Pakszys, Paulina; Ritter, Christoph; Gilardoni, Stefania; Eleftheriadis, Konstantinos; Kouremeti, Natalia; Mateos, David; Herrero, Sara; Kazadzis, Stelios; Mazzola, Mauro; Stebel, Kerstin

The aim of this project was to collect, integrate and analyse observations of climate-relevant aerosol parameters (aerosol optical depth (AOD), Ångstrøm exponent (AE), black carbon (BC)) in and around Svalbard. These observations have been performed at different places and with different instrument types, the analysis procedures of which follow different protocols. Annual merged datasets of AOD, AE and BC have been provided to the SIOS Data Management System and are now available for network-wide use in, e.g., Arctic climate and pollution studies. The analysis of the 2002-2020 data have confirmed earlier results showing a good correlation between measurements in Ny-Ålesund and Hornsund, but not a high degree of short-term agreement due to aerosol variability arising from geographical locations and local conditions. There is also a clear link between the columnar AOD/AE-measurements and in-situ aerosol measurements at Gruvebadet Observatory, while a comparison of in-situ measurements at Gruvebadet and Zeppelin Observatory shows deviations varying with season.

NILU

2022

Re-emissions of polycyclic aromatic compounds from land and sea surfaces in source and receptor areas

Lammel, Gerhard; Bezdeková, Dominika; Bohlin-Nizzetto, Pernilla; Halse, Anne Karine; Iakovides, Minas; Kukucka, Petr; Letocha, Ondrej; Martiník, Jakub; Maye, Ludovic; Mwangi, John; Neziková, Barbora Palátová; Pribylová, Petra; Prokes, Roman; Stephanou, Euripides; Tsapakis, Manolis; Wietzoreck, Marco; Vrana, Branislav

2026

Re-construction of ozone profile and column at Andøya in the winter 1997/98. ESA SP-437

Orsolini, Y.; Hansen, G.; Hoppe, U.P.; Manney, G.L.; Livesey, N.

1999

Rapportering av forurensningstilstanden i Norge etter EUs nye luftkvalitetsdirektiver. Forslag til verktøy for rapportering og visualisering av forurensningstilstanden i Norge. NILU OR

Larssen, S.; Thanh, T.N.; Hagen, L.O.; Endregard, G.

Norge skal etter 2001 årlig rapportere til EU luftforurensningstilstanden i alle soner i landet. Rapporten presenterer et forslag til databasert verktøy som vil effektivisere denne rapporteringen. Verktøyet er GIS-basert, og konseptet er å visualisere tilstanden i sonene ved hjelp av tallverdier og isolinjer på kart, med zooming -mulighet.

1999

Rapid warming of the World's lakes: A global assessment of recent lake temperature trends using in situ and satellite-based records. NILU F

Lenters, J. D.; Adrian, R.; Allan, M.; de Eyto, E.; Hamilton, D. P.; Hook, S. J.; Izmestyeva, L.; Kraemer, B.; Kratz, T.; Livingstone, D.; Mcintyre, P.; Montz, P.; Noges, P.; Noges, T.; O'Reilly, C.; Read, J.; Sandilands, K.; Schindler, D.; Schneider, P.; Silow, E.; Straile, D.; Van Cleave, K.; Zhdanov, F.

2012

Rapid warming of the world's lakes as measured by in situ and satellite data. NILU F

Lenters, J.D.; Read, J.; Gray, D.; Sharma, S.; O'Reilly, C.; Hook, S.; Schneider, P.; Hampton, S.; McIntyre, P.; GLTC contributors.

2014

Rapid identification of in vitro cell toxicity using an electrochemical membrane screening platform

Kohl, Yvonne; William, Nicola; Elje, Elisabeth; Backes, Nadine; Rothbauer, Mario; Srancikova, Annamaria; Rundén-Pran, Elise; Yamani, Naouale El; Korenstein, Rafi; Madi, Lea; Barbul, Alexander; Kozics, Katarina; Sramkova, Monika; Steenson, Karen; Gabelova, Alena; Ertl, Peter; Dusinska, Maria; Nelson, Andrew

This study compares the performance and output of an electrochemical phospholipid membrane platform against respective in vitro cell-based toxicity testing methods using three toxicants of different biological action (chlorpromazine (CPZ), colchicine (COL) and methyl methanesulphonate (MMS)). Human cell lines from seven different tissues (lung, liver, kidney, placenta, intestine, immune system) were used to validate this physicochemical testing system. For the cell-based systems, the effective concentration at 50 % cell death (EC50) values are calculated. For the membrane sensor, a limit of detection (LoD) value was extracted as a quantitative parameter describing the minimum concentration of toxicant which significantly affects the structure of the phospholipid sensor membrane layer. LoD values were found to align well with the EC50 values when acute cell viability was used as an end-point and showed a similar toxicity ranking of the tested toxicants. Using the colony forming efficiency (CFE) or DNA damage as end-point, a different order of toxicity ranking was observed. The results of this study showed that the electrochemical membrane sensor generates a parameter relating to biomembrane damage, which is the predominant factor in decreasing cell viability when in vitro models are acutely exposed to toxicants. These results lead the way to using electrochemical membrane-based sensors for rapid relevant preliminary toxicity screens.

2023

Rapid decline of carbon monoxide emissions in the Fenwei Plain in China during the three-year Action Plan on defending the blue sky

Jia, Mengwei; Jiang, Fei; Evangeliou, Nikolaos; Eckhardt, Sabine; Huang, Xin; Ding, Aijun; Stohl, Andreas

2023

Rapid changes in PCB and OC pesticide concentrations in Arctic snow.

Herbert, B.M.J.; Villa, S.; Halsall, C.J.; Jones, K.C.; Kallenborn, R.

2005

Rapid change in SVOC concentrations in the Arctic snowpack. Poster presentation. NILU F

Herbert, B.M.J.; Villa, S.; Halsall, C.J.; Jones, K.C.; Kallenborn, R.

2004

Rapid and highly variable warming of lake surface waters around the globe.

O'Reilly, C.M.; Sharma, S.; Gray, D.K.; Hampton, S.E.; Read, J.S.; Rowley, R.J.; Schneider, P.; Lenters, J.D.; McIntyre, P.B.; Kraemer, B.M.; Weyhenmeyer, G.A.; Straile, D.; Dong, B.; Adrian, R.; Allan, M.G.; Anneville, O.; Arvola, L.; Austin, J.; Bailey, J.L.; Baron, J.S.; Brookes, J.D.; de Eyto, E.; Dokulil, M.T.; Hamilton, D.P.; Havens, K.; Hetherington, A.L.; Higgins, S.N.; Hook, S.; Izmest'eva, L.R.; Joehnk, K.D.; Kangur, K.; Kasprzak, P.; Kumagai, M.; Kuusisto, E.; Leshkevich, G.; Livingstone, D.M.; MacIntyre, S.; May, L.; Melack, J.M.; Mueller-Navarra, D.C.; Naumenko, M.; Noges, P.; Noges, T.; North, R.P.; Plisnier, P.-D.; Rigosi, A.; Rimmer, A.; Rogora, M.; Rudstam, L.G.; Rusak, J.A.; Salmaso, N.; Samal, N.R.; Schindler, D.E.; Schladow, S.G.; Schmid, M.; Schmidt, S.R.; Silow, E.; Soylu, M.E.; Teubner, K.; Verburg, P.; Voutilainen, A.; Watkinson, A.; Williamson, C.E.; Zhang, G.

2015

Rainwater Chemistry and Total Deposition of Acidity from the Northern Savanna to the Southern Coastal Fynbos of South Africa

Mompati, Mpho K.; Piketh, Stuart J.; Aas, Wenche; Zyl, Pieter Gideon van; Pienaar, Jacobus J.; Curtis, Christopher J.

South Africa is the largest national source of industrial atmospheric pollutants in Africa, and the emission of acid-forming pollutants occurs mainly in the eastern Highveld region of the country. However, spatial information on deposition is very sparse beyond the primary emissions zone. Here we quantify wet and dry deposition at four sites from the far northern savanna (Vaalwater) through the grasslands of the interior coal-producing belt of Mpumalanga (Elandsfontein) and the remote KwaZulu Natal Drakensberg mountains (Cathedral Peak) to the fynbos of the southern coast of the country (Knysna), a distance of over 1200 km. Rainwater samples were collected using automated wet-only samplers and analysed for mineral ions and water-soluble organic acids. Wet deposition fluxes were driven largely by rainfall amount rather than differences in chemical composition for three inland sites, with the highest wet deposited sulphur (S) (5.1 kgS/ha/year) and nitrogen (N) (6.9 kgN/ha/year) found in the Drakensberg mountains, greatly expanding the potentially harmful deposition footprint beyond the industrialised Highveld zone. Furthermore, the study period covered the extreme drought years of 2015–2016; hence, wet deposition fluxes could be significantly underestimated relative to more average rainfall years. Dry deposition fluxes, estimated using passive samplers and inferential methods, were far higher at the industrial Highveld site. Overall, total (wet + dry) deposition of S was greatest at the Highveld site (12.0 kgS/ha/year), but the greatest total N deposition (7.0 kgN/ha/year) was found at the remote Drakensberg site. Measured levels of both S and N deposition are well within the ranges found to cause acidification of soils and surface waters in northern hemisphere studies, or changes in vegetation species composition, and could be much higher in more typical, wetter years.

2022

Radiological risks in Chernobyl exclusion zone overstated

Evangeliou, Nikolaos (intervjuobjekt)

2022

Radiative transfer: methods and applications. Research topics in aerospace

Mayer, B.; Emde, C.; Buras, R.; Kylling, A.

2012

Radiative forcing by black carbon in the Arctic.

Quinn, P.K.; Stohl, A.; Baklanov, A.; Flanner, M.G.; Herber, A.; Kupiainen, K.; Law, K.S.; Schmale, J.; Sharma, S.; Vestreng, V.; von Salzen, K.

2014

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