DustConf 2007

Presentations

The conference included keynote presentations, posters and parallel sessions. Three major topics can be distinguised: General topics, Industrial sources and Agricultural sources.

Papers and presentations of keynote presentations can be found on the 'Keynote presentations' page. Or choose the title of the keynote presentation in the table below to view the presentation
Papers and presentations of the oral presentations in sessions can be found on the 'Sessions' pages
Abstracts of posters can be found on the 'Posters' pages

Bert Brunekreef ^{Jerry De Brie voor ecoTips 02(2007)3-5}

Monday 23 April 2007

Opening session and keynote presentations:
Chairperson: Ms Lucy Sadler

Opening presentation
Ms Jacqueline Cramer, the Dutch minister of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment

Health effect of Particulate Matter and consequences for policy
Mr Bert Brunekreef, Institute for Risk Assessment Sciences, Utrecht University, The Netherlands

Trends in emissions of air pollutants and the evolvement of air quality in Europe
Ms Anke Lükewille, European Environment Agency, Denmark

Review of the European Air Quality Directive
Mr Gerwin Dumont, VMM and Belgian Interregional Environment Agency (IRCEL), Belgium

Sessions and posters:

S1: National policies, measures for local government, spatial planning

S2: Basic metal production, mineral industry

S3: Emissions from agriculture

S4: Domestic heating, combustion of solid fuels and waste

S5: Basic metal production, mineral industry

S6: Options for reduction in agriculture

Tuesday 24 April 2007

Sessions and posters:

S7: Fugitive emissions, transport and construction related

S8: Large combustion plants, waste incineration, chemical industry

S9: Soil erosion

S10: Quantification of emissions and PM2.5, PM1, nanoparticles and secondary emissions

S11: Large combustion plants, waste incineration, chemical industry

S12: Dust emissions in agriculture: transmission and measuring methods

Plenary feedback of the parallel sessions and closing session:
Chairperson: Ms Lucy Sadler

Plenary feedback of the parallel sessions:

General topics

Industrial sources

Agricultural sources

What are the lessons of Dustconf for the development of local, national and EU policy?
Ms Marion Wichmann-Fiebig, Umweltbundesamt, Germany

Panel debate
Led by Ms Lucy Sadler

Closing presentation
Ms Carole Le Gall, ADEME, France

Panel debate led by Lucy Sadler

Opening session and keynote presentations: Chairperson: Ms Lucy Sadler Opening presentation Ms Jacqueline Cramer, the Dutch minister of Housing, Spatial Planning and the Environment Health effect of Particulate Matter and consequences for policy Mr Bert Brunekreef, Institute for Risk Assessment Sciences, Utrecht University, The Netherlands Trends in emissions of air pollutants and the evolvement of air quality in Europe Ms Anke Lükewille, European Environment Agency, Denmark Review of the European Air Quality Directive Mr Gerwin Dumont, VMM and Belgian Interregional Environment Agency (IRCEL), Belgium
Sessions and posters:
S1: National policies, measures for local government, spatial planning	S2: Basic metal production, mineral industry	S3: Emissions from agriculture
S4: Domestic heating, combustion of solid fuels and waste	S5: Basic metal production, mineral industry	S6: Options for reduction in agriculture

Sessions and posters:
S7: Fugitive emissions, transport and construction related	S8: Large combustion plants, waste incineration, chemical industry	S9: Soil erosion
S10: Quantification of emissions and PM2.5, PM1, nanoparticles and secondary emissions	S11: Large combustion plants, waste incineration, chemical industry	S12: Dust emissions in agriculture: transmission and measuring methods
Plenary feedback of the parallel sessions and closing session: Chairperson: Ms Lucy Sadler Plenary feedback of the parallel sessions: General topics Industrial sources Agricultural sources What are the lessons of Dustconf for the development of local, national and EU policy? Ms Marion Wichmann-Fiebig, Umweltbundesamt, Germany Panel debate Led by Ms Lucy Sadler Closing presentation Ms Carole Le Gall, ADEME, France