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13th International Emission Inventory Conference
"Working for Clean Air in Clearwater"
Papers and Presentations
Clearwater, FL, June 8 - 10, 2004
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Program and Agenda (PDF 160K)
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Session 1 - Point & Area Sources
The
Evolution of Air Emissions Inventories in Ontario, Canada, J. Georgakopoulos,
P. Wong, and N. Ting, Ontario Ministry of the Environment.
- PRESENTATION
2002
NEI Point Sources: Integration of HAPs and CAPs, A. Pope, US EPA;
S. Finn, Eastern Research Group, Inc.
- PRESENTATION
Improvements
in the Point Source Emissions Inventory for Georgia, J. Baek, D.Tian,
A. Unal and A. Russell, Georgia Institute of Technology.
- PRESENTATION
eGRID
Emission Estimation Methods, S. S. Rothschild, and M. L. Cohen, E.
H. Pechan & Associates, Inc., J. Bryson, US EPA.
Developing
a Local-Scale Nonpoint Area Sources Emissions Inventory: Cuyahoga County,
Ohio, R. Oommen, D. Wilson, and G. Brooks, Eastern Research Group,
Inc.
- PRESENTATION
National
Emissions Inventory for Commercial Cooking, S. M. Roe, M. D. Spivey
and H. C. Lindquist, E. H. Pechan & Associates, Inc., R. Huntley, US EPA.
- PRESENTATION
Session 2 - Greenhouse Gas
Integrating
Climate and Air Emissions Action Planning, R. Bell, J. Yienger and
M. Royael, ICLEI.
- PRESENTATION
Introducing
MOVES2004, the Initial Release of EPA's New Generation Mobile Source Emission
Model , J. Koupal, M. Cumberworth, M. Beardsley, US EPA.
CO2
Emissions profile of the U.S. Cement Industry, L. Hanle, US EPA; K.
Jayaraman, ICF Consulting.
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PRESENTATION
Estimating
Greenhouse Gas Reductions for a Regional Digester Treating Dairy Manure,
D. Bartram, Eastern Research Group, Inc; W. Barbour, Environmental Resources
Trust, Inc.
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PRESENTATION
"Promoting Global Consistency in Estimating Greenhouse Gas Emissions from
Oil and Gas Industry Operations," K. Ritter, American Petroleum Institute;
S. Nordrum, Chevron Texaco Energy Technology Company; T. Shires, URS Corporation.
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PRESENTATION
Estimation
of Carbon Dioxide and Other Greenhouse Gases (GHGs) Emissions from Indonesia's
Urea Fertilizer Factories, E. Munawar, H. Nan, N. Goto, and K. Fujie,
University of Technology.
Session 3 - Quality Assurance
Web-Based
Emission Inventory Application: Improving Data Integrity, Quality, and Processing
Efficiency, H. S. Hawkins, North Carolina Department of Environment
and Natural Resources.
- PRESENTATION
System
Enhancement of Point Source Inventories, Y-F Lam, W. T. David, T. L.
Miller, and J. S. Fu, The University of Tennessee.
- PRESENTATION
A
Quality Assurance Protocol for Emissions Modeling, Z. Adelman, Carolina
Environmental Program, University of North Carolina.
- PRESENTATION
Truth
or Dare: Data Augmentation in the Point Source 2002 NEI, A. Pope and
M. Strum, US EPA; S. Finn, Eastern Research Group.
- PRESENTATION
Reconciliation
of the VOC Emission Inventory with Ambient Data in the Houston, Texas Area,
S. Brown, S. Reid, T. Funk, H. Hafner, P. Steifer, D. Sullivan, P. Roberts,
Sonoma Technology.
- PRESENTATION
Quality
Assurance of Emissions Estimated Using NONROAD2002a, T. Tamura and S.
Reid, Sonoma Technology, Inc.
- PRESENTATION
Session 4 & 12b - Uncertainty
Development
of Probabilistic Emission Inventories of Air Toxics for an Urban Area,
H. Christopher Frey and Y. Zhao, North Carolina State University.
Analytical
Estimation of Uncertainties in Biogenic Emissions Calculated by BEIS3
Due to Uncertainties in Model Inputs and Parameters, S. Hanna, Hanna
Consultants.
- PRESENTATION
Variable
Industrial VOC Emissions and their Impact on Ozone Formation in the Houston
Galveston Area, D. Allen, C. Murphy, Y. Kimura, W. Vizuete, University
of Texas; H. Jeffries, B. Kim, M. Webster, M. Symons, University of North
Carolina.
- PRESENTATION
Uncertainty
in NONROAD Emissions in Georgia," R. Chi, D. Than, A. Unal, and A.
Russell, Georgia Institute of Technology.
- PRESENTATION
Uncertainties
in Benzene and 1,3-Butadiene Emissions in Houston and Their Effects on
Uncertainties in Concentrations Calculated by ARMED and ISC, S. Hanna,
Hanna Consultants; R. Paine, D. Heinold, and E. Kintigh, ENSR; H. C. Frey,
North Carolina State University; R. Karp, American Petroleum Institute.
- PRESENTATION
Needs
for Conformity Between Test Methods for Health, Ambient and Emission Assessments
(Factors); Some Shortfalls and Uncertainties, J. Southerland, North
Carolina Department of Environment and Natural Resources.
- PRESENTATION
Uncertainties
in Emissions Processing: Effects of using different Emissions Processing
Tools and Surrogate Data Inputs, D. Byun, S. Kim, University of Houston,
TX.
A
Comparison of Ambient and Emissions VOC to NOx Ratios at Two Monitors
in Houston, Texas, J. Jolly, F. Mercado, and D. Sullivan, Texas Commission
on Environmental Quality.
Emission
Uncertainties Evaluation in Air Pollutants Emission Inventory Computer
System, C. Trozzi, A. Bernetti, C. Melis, E. Piscitello, A. Ruggiero,
R. Vaccaro, Techne Consulting srl, ITALY.
Ammonia
Emissions Related to Fertilizers on Field Crops Using Precision Application
Practices in the Central Valley of California, M. Beene, D. Goorahoo
and C. Krauter, California State University; B. Roberts, University of
California Cooperative Extension Service.
Evaluation
of Alternative Approaches for Developing Growth-Stage Specific Ammonia
Emission Factors for Swine Feeding Operations, J. B. Coburn, RTI International.
- PRESENTATION
Ammonia
Flux Profiles and ROG Sampling at California Dairies, C. Krauter,
D. Goorahoo and M. Beene, California State University.
Preliminary National Emissions Inventory of Ammonia from Animal Husbandry
Operations, W. Schrock, U.S. EPA.
National Emission Inventory - Ammonia Emissions from Animal Husbandry Operations, Draft Report, January 30, 2004. (PDF 640K)
- PRESENTATION
Research
and Development of Ammonia Emission Inventories for the Central Regional
Air Planning Association, D. C. Sullivan, and S. B. Reid, Sonoma Technology,
Inc.
- PRESENTATION
An
Improved Ammonia Inventory for the WRAP Domain, G. E. Mansell, ENVIRON
International Corporation; M. Chitjian, University of California.
- PRESENTATION
Emissions
Inventory Guidance for Anthropogenic Non-Agricultural Ammonia Sources,
S. M. Roe, H. C. Lindquist, K. B. Thesing, M. D. Spivey, R. P. Strait.
- PRESENTATION
Contribution
of Industrial Atmospheric Ammonia Emissions to Nitrogen Loading in the
Tampa Bay Estuary, Tampa, Florida, USA, N. Poor, University of South
Florida.
Session 6 - Air Toxics Sources
Emissions
Inventory for Large-Scale Risk Assessment, J. L. Thé, M. Johnson,
S. Koo, Cris Thé, M. Hilverda, Lakes Environmental Software, Inc.
- PRESENTATION
The
US Mercury Emission Inventory for the Arctic Council Action Plan,
K. Rackley, A. Pope and D. Mobley, S. Durkee and M. Engle, US EPA.
- PRESENTATION
Mercury
Emissions from Motor Vehicles, G. Keeler, University of Michigan;
M. Hoyer, C. Scarbro, and R. Baldauf, US EPA.
- PRESENTATION
Developing
a Local HAP Inventory, New Haven, Connecticut, M. Weil, New haven
City Plan Department.
The
Ten Pollutant Study in Jacksonville, Florida, L. Tilley, City of Jacksonville,
Florida.
- PRESENTATION
Delaware
Statewide Toxics and Criteria Air Pollutant Emissions Inventories for
2002 and Projected Toxics Air Pollutant Emission Inventory for 2003,
S. M. Roe, R. P. Strait, D. W. Holloman, M. A. Mullen, K. B. Thesing,
A. D. Bollman, Y, K. Hsu, H. C. Lindquist, P. M. Hemmer, M. D. Spivey
and C. Mackay, E. H. Pechan & Associates, Inc; D. F. Fees and J. L. Outten,
Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Development
Program.
Trends
in Emissions of Air Toxics from Highway Mobile Sources, 1990 to 2002,
R. Cook, and L. Driver, US EPA; M. Mullen and K. Thesing, E. H. Pechan
& Associates, Inc.
- PRESENTATION
"System of Registries (SoR) Integrating Agency Information," J. Harman,
US EPA.
- PRESENTATION
Session 7 - Data Management
Emission
Inventory Graphic User Interface for Point Sources, C. P. Ramsdell,
Idaho Department of Environmental Quality.
- PRESENTATION
Constructing
the NIF XML Schema, S. R. Boone, and D. Mc Kenzie, E. H. Pechan &
Associates, Inc.
- PRESENTATION
Data
Management Challenges in Developing a Network of Distributed North American
Emissions Databases, S. Falke, Washington University in St. Louis;
G. Stella, Alpine Geophysics; T. Keating and B. Hemming, US EPA.
- PRESENTATION
Design
of Georeference-Based Emission Activity Modeling System (G-BEAMS) for
Japanese Emission Inventory Management, K. Nansai, N. Suzuki, K. Tanabe,
S. Kobayashi, and Y. Moriguchi, National Institute for Environmental Studies,
JAPAN.
- PRESENTATION
Establishment
of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Emission Factor
Database, J. Mangino, US EPA; K. Tanabe, IPCC NGGIP-TSU, JAPAN; T.
Pulles, TNO, NETHERLANDS; K. Mareckova, UNDP-GEF, HUNGARY.
- PRESENTATION
The
Development of a CROMERR-Compliant Electronic Document Receiving System,
P. T. Baker, MACTEC Engineering and Consulting; N. V. Raman, Delaware
NREC.
- PRESENTATION
Sessions 8 & 11- Mobile Sources
EPA's
National Mobile Inventory Model (NMIM), A Consolidated Emissions Modeling
System for MOBILE6 and NONROAD, H. Michaels, D. Brzezinski, and M.
Cumberworth, US EPA.
- PRESENTATION
The
Kansas City Light-Duty Vehicle Emission Study, R. Baldauf, C. Fulper,
P.Gabele, G. Tierney, J. Somers, J. Warila, US EPA.
- PRESENTATION
MOBILE6.2
Air Toxic Emission Factor Modeling: A Trend and Sensitivity Analysis,
T. Tang, M. Claggett, J. Byun, M. Roberts, J. Granell, Federal Highway
Administration.
- PRESENTATION
Evaluating
the Contribution of PM2.5 Pre-cursor Gases and Re-Entrained Road Emissions
to Mobile Source PM2.5 Particulate Matter, W. M. Hodan, W. R. Barnard,
MACTEC Federal Programs.
- PRESENTATION
Making
Use of MOBILE6's Capabilities for Modeling Start Emissions, J. Houk,
Federal Highway Administration.
- PRESENTATION
Analysis
of MOBILE6.2's PM Emission Factor Estimating Function," J. Granell,
C. Ho, T. Tang, and M. Roberts, Federal Highway Administration.
- PRESENTATION
Correlating
Particulate Matter Mobile Source Emissions to Ambient Air Quality,
K. Black, Federal Highway Administration, F. Divita, Jr., Pechan and Associates,
R. Margiotta, R. Guensler, Trans/AQ, Inc.
- PRESENTATION
Regulated
and Air Toxic Exhaust Emissions from Nonroad Diesel Engines and Equipment,
K. Helmer, R. Cook, J. Volckens, R. Baldauf, US EPA, M. Starr, Southwest
Research Institute.
- PRESENTATION
Proposed Enhancements to the Mineral Management Service Commercial Marine Vessel
Emission Inventory for the Gulf of Mexico, R. Billings, R. Chang,
and H. Perez, Eastern Research Group, Inc.; L. Driver, US EPA; S. Wells,
Starcrest Consulting Group, LLC.
- PRESENTATION
Development
of County and Airshed Specific Input Data for the NONROAD Model for Clark
County, Nevada, W. R. Barnard, MACTEC Engineering and Consulting,
Inc., T. Wilczek, Las Vegas, NV; C. R. MacDougall, Clark County Department
of Air Quality Management.
Applying
Humidity and Temperature Corrections to On and Off-Road Mobile Emissions,
C. Lindhjem, ENVIRON International Corporation.
Session 9 - Emission Inventory Preparation for Modeling
Modelling
the Effects of E10 Fuels in Canada, J. W. Boulton, M. Lepage, X. Qiu,
M. Gauthier, and R. Vitale, RWDI West, Inc.
- PRESENTATION
"Development of an "Open" Emissions Model," C. Loomis, Alpine Geophysics;
M. Janssen, LADCO.
- PRESENTATION
An
Approach to an Unified Emission Process-Based Regional Flux Modeling Platform,
W. G. Benjey, US EPA.
- PRESENTATION
Spatially
Allocating Airport-Related Emissions for Air quality Modeling: New Approach
and New Data, M. Strum and L. Driver, R. Mason, and J. Smith, US EPA;
R. Billings, Eastern Research Group, Inc.
- PRESENTATION
Development
of a Chemical Speciation Database and Software for Processing Volatile
Organic Compounds Emissions for Air Quality Models, W. P. L. Carter,
University of California, Riverside.
- PRESENTATION
"Recent Updates to the SMOKE Modeling System," C. Seppanen, Carolina
Environmental Program, University of North Carolina.
- PRESENTATION
"Much Ado About Emission Modeling...," T. Pierce, US EPA.
- PRESENTATION
Session 10 - Regional Planning Organizations
Development
of Managed Burning and Wildland Fire Emission Estimates for VISTAS,
W. R. Barnard, MACTEC Engineering and Consulting, Inc.; P. Brewer, VISTAS.
- PRESENTATION
Research
and Development of Emission Inventories for Planned Burning Activities
for the Central States Regional Air Planning Association, T. H. Funk,
D. C. Sullivan, S. B. Reid, P. S. Stiefer, and H. L. Arkinson, Sonoma
Technology, Inc.
- PRESENTATION
Survey
of Residential Wood Combustion Activity and Development of Emissions Inventory,
M. Schuster, and S.G. Wierman, MARAMA; S. M. Roe and H. C. Lindquist,
E. H. Pechan & Associates, Inc; M. Sullivan, L. Derin, and K. Ewald, Population
Research Systems.
- PRESENTATION
Visualization
and Comparison of 1999 NEI v2, v3, and 2001 NEI v1 as Prelude to 2002
MANE-VU Regional Haze Modeling Inventory, S. Kayin, C. Devi, M. Schuster
and S. Wierman, MARAMA.
- PRESENTATION
Future
Year Emission Inventory Development to Support Fine Particulate Mass and
Visibility Modeling in the VISTAS Region, G. Stella, Alpine Geophysics;
P. Brewer, VISTAS.
- PRESENTATION
Improvements
to NONROAD Model Inputs for MidWestern States, K. B. Thesing and A.
D. Bollman, E. H. Pechan & Associates, Inc.; M. Janssen, Lake Michigan
Air Directors Consortium.
- PRESENTATION
Session 12a - Tribal Inventories
Penobscot
Nation Air Emissions Inventory Development, C. I. Hester, J. Cavalier,
MACTEC Engineering and Consulting; V. Bataille-Ferry, US EPA.
- PRESENTATION
"Native American Tribal Emission Inventories, A 2004 Update and Results
of Tribal Review of the 1999 National Emission Inventory," S. Kelly and
A. Luedeker, Institute for Tribal Environmental Professionals.
"Spatial Integration of Tribal Inventories into Regional Photochemical
Models," M. Janssen, LADCO.
- PRESENTATION
Poster Session
Methodology for Speciation of Organic Gas Hot Soak Emissions from California
Light-Duty Vehicles," Y. K. Hsu and M. FitzGibbon, E. H. Pechan and Associates.
Modeling of Mobile Source Air Toxic Emissions Using EPA's National
Mobile Inventory Model, R. Cook, E. Glover, H. Michaels, and D. Brzezinski, US EPA.
POSTER
"Correlating Ambient Mobile Source Air Toxic Concentrations with Mobile
Sources," K. N. Black, Federal Highway Administration.
"Data Summaries of the National Emissions Inventory Available on the Web,"
M. Salhotra and F. Divita, E. H. Pechan and Associates, Inc., B. Gilbert,
US EPA.
"Presentation of the AES *Online Emission Inventory Application," B. E.
Lane, Ciber, Inc.
Idaho
DEQ - Emission Inventory Graphic User Interface, C. P. Ramsdell, Idaho
Department of Environmental Quality.
POSTER
"Locating and Quantifying Previously Unknown PCB Source Emissions in Chicago:
Receptor Modeling," Y-K Hsu, E. H. Pechan and Associates, Inc., T. M.
Holsen and P. K. Hopke, Clarkson University.
"The Community Modeling and Analysis System (CMAS) Center for Supporting
Models-3," A. Hanna, Z. Adelman, C. Seppanen, S. Arunachalam, U. Shankur,
K. Hanisak, Carolina Environmental Program, University of North Carolina.
"An Evaluation of VOC Emissions from Yeast-Leavened Cracker Production,"
W. Juris, Ohio EPA.
"PAH Emission Testing from Solid Fuels Combustion in Residential Furnaces,"
S. Kakareka, T. Kukharchyk, V. Khomich, National Academy of Sciences,
BELARUS.
"Emission Reduction Techniques for Agricultural Burning and Wildland Fire
- An Annotated Bibliography and Emission Reductions and Factors Tables,"
K. R. Meardon, MACTEC Federal Programs.
Review
of Ammonia Emission Modeling Techniques for Fertilized Soils and Natural
Landscapes, W. Battye and R. Barrows, EC/R Incorporated; T. Pierce,
NOAA.
"Developing Emission Inventory Bounding Estimates for Use in Community-Based
Risk Assessments," G. Setlock, US EPA.
"Atmospheric Emissions from Commercial On-Farm Dead Animal Cremation Units,"
B. J. Van Heyst, University of Guelph; P. Wu, Ontario Ministry of Agriculture
and Food, Canada.
NARSTO
Emission Inventory Assessment, J. D. Mobley, US EPA; S. Cadle, GM;
H. C. Frey, North Carolina State University; S. Wierman, MARAMA; M. Deslauriers,
Environment Canada; L. Rajas-Bracho, Mexican INE; H. Feldman, API.
"Comparison Between MOBILE6.2 Model Predictions and Ambient Concentrations
of Air Toxics," S. G. Brown, T. M. Tamura, H. L. Arkinson, and H. R. Hafner,
Sonoma Technology, Inc.
Overview
of 1999 NEI for HAPs: Data Quality and Trends, A. Pope and S. Dombrowski,
US EPA; D. G. Brown, North Carolina State University; S. Finn and R. Oommen,
Eastern Research Group, Inc.
CMV
Emissions By Fuel Consumption and Power Demand Methods, K. Agyei,
Puget Sound Clean Air Agency.
State Greenhouse Gas Projection Tool: A Companion to EPA's State Inventory
Tool, A. Denny, US EPA; A. Choate and P. Groth, ICF Consulting.
Dry
Deposition of NH3 in the Vicinity of a Swine Production Facility,
J. Walker, US EPA.
-POSTER
"Recent Updates to the SMOKE Emissions Modeling System," C. Seppanen,
Carolina Environmental Program, University of North Carolina.
"Evaluating Petroleum Industry VOC Emissions in Delaware, New Jersey and
Southeastern Pennsylvania," E. Sabo, MACTEC Federal Programs, Inc.; S.
Kayin, MARAMA; R. Papalski, New Jersey DEP; B. Stelzer, Delaware DNREC;
B. Trowbridge, Pennsylvania DEP; T. Weir, Philadelphia AMS; S. Wierman,
MARAMA.
"Modeling Ammonia Dispersion from Multiple CAFOs Using GIS," J. Cajka,
M. Deerhake, C. Yao, RTI International.
"Environmental Information Exchange Network - a Partnership with EPA,
States and Tribes," C. Freeman, US EPA.
"Development of a Processed Based Model for Agricultural Ammonia," Z.
Wang, UC Riverside, M. Janssen, LADCO.
A
Detailed Emission Inventory for Air Quality Planning at the Local Scale:
the Lombardy (Italy) Experience, S. Caserini, A. Fraccaroli, A. Monguzzi,
M. Moretti, A. Giudici, E. Angelino, G. Fossati, ARPA Lombardia, Settore
ARIA; G. Gurrieri, Regione Lombardia, D. G. Qualità dell 'Ambiente, ITALY.
"A PM10 Emission Factor for Freestall Dairies," B. Goodrich, California
State University at Fresno; C.B. Parnell, S. Mukhtar, R.E. Lacey, and
B.W. Shaw, Texas A&M University.
"Emissions of Ammonia, Methane and Hydrogen Sulfide at Dairies," D. Goorahoo
and C. Krauter, California State University, S. Wierman, MARAMA.
"Modeling Ammonia Dispersion from Multiple CAFOs Using GIS," J. Cajka,
M. Deerhake, C. Yao, RTI International.
"Environmental Information Exchange Network - a Partnership with EPA,
States and Tribes," C. Freeman, US EPA.
"Development of a Processed Based Model for Agricultural Ammonia," Z.
Wang, UC Riverside, M. Janssen, LADCO.
"A Detailed Emission Inventory for Air Quality Planning at the Local Scale:
the Lombardi (Italy) Experience," S. Caserinini, A. Fraccaroli, A. Monguzzi,
M. Moretti, A. Giudici, E. Angelino, G. Fossati, ARPA Lombardia, Settore
ARIA; G. Gurreri, Regione Lombardia, D. Qualita dell Ambiente, ITALY.
"A PM10 Emission Factor for Freestall Dairies," B. Goodrich, California
State University at Fresno; C.B. Parnell, S. Mukhtar, R.E. Lacey, and
B.W. Shaw, Texas A&M University.
The
Pune, India Experience - Developing a PM10 Emission Inventory and Database
in Seven Days with Forty People, P. Gaffney, M. Benjamin, J. Mooney,
US EPA, T. MacDonald, US EPA.
-POSTER
"Emissions of Ammonia, Methane and Hydrogen Sulfide at Dairies," D. Goorahoo
and C. Krauter, California State University.
Emissions Factors Workshop
Our Vision for the Emissions Factors Program, EPA Measurement Policy Group (EFPAG).Building Emission Factors With Limited Resources, P. Gaffney, California Air Resources Board.