Falsterbo measurements January-February 2016

This is the preview of the results of the measurements of the Falsterbo campaign January-February 2016, and some nice pictures from the measurements.

Not many ship plumes carry high emissions of soot particles according to the black graph, which is good news, only a few (see the selected ship enhanced concentration indicated with a cross) (organic aerosol particles denoted with green line).

Still a lot of ships emitting quite high mass concentrations of sulphate particles (red line) despite new sulphur regulation in the Sulphur emission control areas - SECA) recorded on February 3, 2016. But, not all ships emit a lot of sulphate when considering we have many ship plumes with high particle number concentration (purple line) which are not seen as high sulphate concentrations at the same time...

Jorn Winkler visiting our measurement site on February 1, 2016 and looking on the ship plumes on the data screen. To the right, Adam Kristensson, the project manager of the emission measurements.

The flow scheme of our measurement setup drawn on January 27, 2016. Don't mind the acronyms!

Oh how many ship plumes! January 27, 2016.

The inside of the measurement wagon January 27, 2016.

Ship plumes on the morning of January 21, 2016

The measurement wagon

The location of the measurement site and a glimpse of a ship.







Picture from Falsterbo of the surroundings

Mini-symposium Ship emissions 2012: Participant list

Please download this link to be able to view the participant list

Internal meetings

This is the time schedule for internal meetings between different groups. Some of these meetings are private, but some of these other people are also welcome to join. Please ask the persons who are participating if you can join.

Please also announce to Adam Kristensson if you are planning new meetings. Then we could put it up here on the blog page and prepare a room for your meeting.

September 12 (at IKDC venue)

16:30-18:00 Lighthouse/Lund University - room 217 (Maria Andersson/Adam Kristensson)

16:30-18:00 Wärtsilä/Force Technology - room 218 (Jyrki Ristimäki/Karsten Fuglsang)

18:00-20:00 Swedish Transport Agency/Lund University - room 217 (Charlotte Billgren/Klas Ljungmark/Adam Kristensson)

September 13 (at IKDC venue)

09:00-10:30 AlfaLaval/Copenhagen University/Lund University - room 502 (Kate Schrøder Jensen/Kirsten Inga Lieke/Adam Kristensson)

Venue

Conference Venue 1 Department of Chemistry (KC)

At the start of the symposium until the afternoon coffee we are at the Chemistry Department, lecture hall B.

In the link below you can find the way to the Chemistry Department. You should enter from the Getingevägen side of the building:

How to get to KC

Conference Venue 2 Department of Design Sciences (IKDC)

After the afternoon coffee, we proceed further to the Design Science Department just across the Sölvegatan street (marked IKDC). There we have the lab tours, internal meetings, and the dinner.

How to get to IKDC

Bus ticket information

Instructions on how to get to the Chemistry Department with bus from Lund central train station: By bus

Both Green (city) and yellow (commuter) buses will take you to the venue (see link above).

If you take one of the yellow bus lines, you can pay with your credit card.

If you take one of the green bus lines, you have to buy a JOJO card at the train station first, or pay with SMS provided you have a Swedish cellular phone operator. Here is how to pay with SMS:


1. Write a text message with the first two letters of the city you are travelling in, followed by V for adult, B for child or D for Duo/Family. For example: An adult ticket for Helsingborg is HEV.
2. Send your text message to 72 040 before boarding.
3. You will receive an SMS confirmation. This is your ticket. Show it to the bus driver or the ticket inspector.

You can't buy a ticket if you have a foreign subscription or if your cell phone is closed for paying services. 

Internet

Eduroam if you have an account, otherwise, please connect to LU Weglobon,

and use the password "lu2012-2".

Registration

Dead-line August 31, 2012.

PREFERRED METHOD OF PAYMENT = CREDIT CARD

Instructions:

1. Email registration to adam.kristensson@nuclear.lu.se .
2. In the email, please write your full name, institution belonging, email address and telephone number.
3. Please write which amount you are paying (nothing, 400, or 700 SEK).
4. Please write which days you are staying in Lund (12/13 September).
5. Please write if you have any food allergies or if you are vegetarian or other requests for the food.
6. Please write if you are paying by credit card (preferred method of payment) or by invoice.
7. Please go to the homepage https://ssl.webbhotell.ldc.lu.se/luccp/default.aspx?LanguageToChangeTo=en
if you are paying by credit card (dead-line September 4, 2012). In the payment details, you should choose "Ship emission symposium (A. Kristensson)" as the Event, and type "107134" as the Remittance information.
8. Please write your VAT-no., exact person and billing address (and possible billing code if you use one) if you use payment by invoice (dead-line of payment by invoice: September 30, 2012).

If you have any questions, please email adam.kristensson@nuclear.lu.se .

Conference fee and travel reimbursement

Conference fee:

Consortium for Aerosol Science and Technology (CAST) members - free
Presenters or session chairs - free
Panel discussion members - free
Media representatives - free
Others - 400 SEK including lunch
Others - 700 SEK including lunch and dinner

Travel reimbursement:

For panel members/presenters (if you don't need it, please don't ask for reimbursement upon registration):
Within Denmark and Götaland region in Sweden - only reimbursement for train and bus.
Outside Denmark and Götaland, Sweden - all accomodation and travel expences covered for arbitrary means of transportation.

Symposium program

Lund University and Consortium of Aerosol Science and Technology (CAST) announces:

Mini-symposium: Particle emissions from ship traffic -
Where do we go from here? Researcher and stakeholder dialogue

Venue: Chemistry Department (KC, lecture hall B), Getingevägen 60, Lund, Sweden
September 12, 2012, 09:30-15:40

Thematics:

1. Where is the current research on particle emissions?
2. Modelling of climate and health effects.
2. How are particles regulated?
4. Role of IMO, EU, and national environmental agencies?
3. How can stakeholders and NGOs push improvements in air quality?
4. What are the coming research needs in emission measurements?
5. Cooperation platform between funding agencies, stakeholders, NGOs and researchers.

Program Wednesday September 12:

09:30 - 10:15 Morning coffee

10:15 - 10:30 Welcome! Introduction. Adam Kristensson, Lund University

10:30 - 12:00 Lecture session - Emissions: chair Adam Kristensson, Lund University

10:30-10:45 Åsa Jonsson, Swedish Environmantal Research Institute, IVL
Measurements of particle emissions from ship traffic.

10:45-11:00 Kirsten Inga Lieke, Copenhagen University, Karsten Fuglsang, Force Technology
Particle characterization of emissions at the MAN laboratory

11:00-11:15 Risto Hillamo, Finnish Meteorological Institute
Particle characterization of emissions at the Wärtsilä laboratory

11:15-11:30 Thomas Ellerman, Aarhus University, cancelled: Joonas Merikanto, University of Helsinki
Part I: Regional modeling of PM2.5, Part II: Global modeling of particle number concentrations.

11:30-11:45 Johan Mellqvist, Chalmers Technical University
Surveillance of ship emissions of gases and particles using airborne and ground observations

11:45-12:30 Lecture session - Stakeholder session 1: chair Carl Carlsson, Swedish Shipowners' Association

11:45-12:00 Jyrki Ristimäki, Wärtsilä, Finland
Engine and cleaning techniques, and fuels

Cancelled: 12:00-12:15 Christer Nilsson, Port of Helsingborg
Environmental work at Helsingborg harbor

12:15-12:30
Antoine Kedzierski, Traffic and Environment
Environmental work at the EU level and at NGOs

12:30 - 13:30 Lunch at KC

13:30-14:00 Lecture session - Stakeholder session 2: chair Antoine Kedzierski, T & E

13:30 - 13:45
Charlotte Billgren, Swedish Transport Agency
Role of IMO and the Transport Agency

13:45 - 14:00
Carl Carlsson, Swedish Ship Owners' Association
Shipowners work on particle emission reductions

14:00-14:15 Hulda Winnes, Swedish Environmental Research Institute, IVL
Particle emissions from different marine fuels

14:20-15:30 Panel session

14:20 - 14:50 Panel debate - Research needs
Chair Merete Bilde, Copenhagen University, Taking notes Erik Swietlicki, Lund University

Jana Moldanova, Swedish Environmental Research Institute, IVL
Risto Hillamo, Finnish Meteorological Institute
Thomas Ellerman, Aarhus University
Jyrki Ristimäki Wärtsilä
Cancelled: Joonas Merikanto, University of Helsinki
Carl Carlsson Swedish Shipowners' Association
Johan Mellqvist, Chalmers

14:50 - 15:20 Panel debate - Stakeholder and researcher interaction towards greener shipping
Chair Charlotte Billgren, Swedish transport agency, Taking notes Adam Kristensson, Lund University

Jana Moldanova, Swedish Environmental Research Institute, IVL
Antoine Kedzierski Traffic and Environment
Klas Ljungmark, Swedish transport agency
Cancelled: Christer Nilsson, Port of Helsingborg
Jyrki Ristimäki, Wärtsilä
Carl Carlsson, Swedish Shipowners' Association
Karsten Fuglsang, Force Technology

15:20 - 15:30 Summary of panel debates - Erik Swietlicki and Adam Kristensson, Lund University

15:30 - 15:40 Preparation of internal meetings. Ending of Symposium - Adam Kristensson

15:40 - 16:30 Coffee and lab excursions.

16:30 - 18:30 Internal meetings.

18:30 - 20:00 Dinner.

Thursday September 13 (at Ingvar Kamprad Design Centre):

09:00 - 09:30 Morning coffee
09:30 - 12:00 Continuation of internal meetings and discussions.