ALPNAP conference presentations

Leading author	Institution	Title	en	de	it	fr
P. Seibert	BOKU	Introduction to the ALPNAP session		X
U. Uhrner	TU Graz	Emissions and data base	X
P. Suppan	IMK-IFU	Meteorological and air quality methodology and related statements	X
J. Defrance	CSTB	Meteorological and topographical effects on noise propagation in Alpine valleys	X
P. Lercher	MUI-IHS	The integration of health effects in traffic impact assessments and management in Alpine areas		X
S. Trini Castelli	ISAC	Integrated methodologies for meteorology, air and noise pollution assessment in Fréjus area	X
J. Vergeiner	IMGI	"Hot spot" lower Inn valley	X	X
M. de Franceschi	UNITN	Results from the monitoring and modelling activities in the Adige/Etsch valley			X
D. Heimann	DLR	ALPNAP recommendations	X
E. Elampe	ARPA	Traffic emissions modelling: input and output data	X
S. Trini Castelli	ISAC	Modelling the meteorology and air pollution from regional to local scale in the Alpine area	X
M. Baulac	CSTB	Large-scale noise mapping in the Fréjus corridor	X
X. Olny	CETE	Assessing air and noise pollution due to land transports on large geographic scales: application to the Fréjus corridor	X
M. de Franceschi	UNITN	A practical example of a complete integrated assessment	X
U. Uhrner	TU Graz	Evaluation of emission scenarios by micro-scale and meso-scale modelling in the lower Inn valley	X
D. Heimann	DLR	Meteorology, air quality and noise - one week of synchronous measurements in the lower Inn valley	X
R. Forkel	IMK-IFU	Regional and local scale air pollution in the area north of the Brennero/Brenner pass	X
F. Obleitner	IMGI	Statistical air pollution forecast for the lower Inn valley
P. Seibert	BOKU	Do Alpine valleys need special consideration in meteorological and air pollution models?	X
P. Lercher	MUI-IHS	Special issues related to health impact assessment of traffic in sensitive Alpine areas	X