Construction of copper, iron and manganese anthropogenic emission inventories for Europe
Atmospheric Environment
Pollution
Photooxidant and particulate matter pollution from urban to continental scale
Understanding atmospheric pollution requires the quantification of the various processes which govern the evolution of chemical species in the gas and particle phases in the lower atmosphere before taking them into account in 3D models. The objective of LISA in this field is to provide predictions and spatial descriptions of the various pollutants from the urban to the continental scale. In addition, the impact of pollution on the time evolution of the materials of the built heritage is studied. For these purposes, in situ and satellite observations, numerical modeling, as well as experimental laboratory simulations, are simultaneously set-up.
Publications
Reassessing air pollution exposure: How daily mobility and activities shape individual risk in greater Paris
Computers, Environment and Urban Systems
Formation mechanisms of black crusts on limestone using 34S isotopic tracing
Science of The Total Environment

