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conference odours sopot s   This Conference will be held in Sopot, Poland on  16 - 17 April at the Sheraton Hotel and it is organized by the Department of Eko Dolina Waste Management Sp. in Łężyce.

    This is the first conference in Polish language that deals with odour management in the environment. During this conference there will be many discussions over the scientific, practical and legal sides of the odor issue.

   There will be a section that deals with how to prevent odour nuisance as a previous step for new facilities and others already existing. This Conference will be lead by a group of several universities, together with the public administration and representatives from the industry. A member of the Ministry of Environment of Poland will discuss several aspects related with odour management in the Polish legislation.

   Please note that the official language of this conference will be Polish.

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This is the highest amount of clicks ever reached in this website for any article and they are way higher than the last conference, the NOSE2012, the International Conference on Environmental Odour Monitoring & Control, that took place in Palermo, Italy in 2012 with 14.056 hits.

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HARMO 2013 The series of international conferences on Harmonisation within Atmospheric Dispersion Modelling for Regulatory Purposes is concerned with the improvement of “modelling culture” both in Europe and at an international level.

This time, the Conference will take place in Madrid, Computer Science School, Technical University of Madrid (UPM), Campus de Montegancedo, Boadilla del Monte, 28660 Madrid (Spain), on May 6-9, 2013.

Dispersion modelling is widely used for regulatory purposes, both for permits and for assessments, but there is a lack of sufficient mechanisms to make modelling processes transparent and generally to ensure trust in modelling results.

There are many aspects of this such as: ensuring that models are scientifically sound; model validation; guidance to ensure proper use of models; promotion of good practices and elimination of bad practices; quality assurance with respect to model development; establishment of reference problems; comparability of input and output; ensuring proper exchange of experiences.

Such issues that are not specific for one particular model, but common to several, are in focus at the 15th International conference on Harmonisation within Atmospheric Dispersion Modelling for Regulatory Purposes.

The conference is a natural forum for discussing modelling issues related to the European Union air quality directives. European networks such as the FAIRMODE network may find the conference useful in order to expose their work to a wider audience.

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