"Air pollutants and ghgs emission inventory in east asia 

Yutaka Tonooka1, Ning Yadong1, Akiyoshi Kannari2, Kentaro Murano3, Haruyuki Higashino4, Mu Hairin4, Yasuhiko Kondo4

1Saitama University
2The Institute of Behavioral Sciences
3National Institute for Environmental Studies
4National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology

13th Clean Air and Environmental Protection Congress and Exhibition (London 2004/8/25)


Abstract

To clarify the atmospheric physics and chemical processes of aerosols it is important to estimate their emissions and precursors from various sources.

 This study aims to estimate the current state of emissions and future projections of Black Carbon (BC), Organic Carbon (OC) and related air pollutants of PMfine, PM2.5, TPM, SO2, NOx, CO, NMVOCs and NH3 in East Asia for long range transportation modeling of air pollution. 

The area consists of China, Korea, North Korea Japan and Taiwan area. By emission sources category, furnace types, fuel types and regions. 15' by 15' grid emission maps are drown. The aim of our emission inventory for East Asia is to develop reliable and detailed emission data with high resolution by region and timescale. 

The features of our estimates are (1) detailed energy demand sector, (2) inclusion of biomass fuel used in the domestic sector, (3) consideration of boiler or furnace size and type, for emission factor application and energy efficiency assumptions, (4) a reliable and small grid-sized regional resolution, using the polygon data of the population or urban activities distribution.

Keywords

emission inventory, greenhouse gas, east asia


Research Center for Chemical Risk Management 

National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology