Air Quality in Europe, 1993 - A Pilot Report

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• Title; Table of Contents and Summary
• 1. Introduction
• 2. Aim and scope
• 3. Eu exchange of data requirements
• 4. Air quality limit values
• 5. Data sources
• 6.1. Sulphur compounds
• Figure 6.1: Emissions of sulphur dioxide in Europe, 1980-1993
• Figure 6.2: 24h maximum, 98 percentile and median SO2 values
• Figure 6.3: SO2 median 24h values in selected cities (µg/m3)
• Figure 6.4: SO2 mean values in selected cities (µg/m3)
• Figure 6.5: SO2 98 percentile values based on 24h values
• Figure 6.6: SO2 maximum 24h values in selected cities (µg/m3)
• Figure 6.7: SO2 trend in Norway 1977-1993 (µg/m3)
• Figure 6.8: SO2 trend in Aalborg, Denmark and Amsterdam, the Netherlands
• Figure 6.9: SO2 trend in Athens, Greece and Madrid, Spain
• Figure 6.10: SO2 trend in Bremen, Germany and from Switzerland
• 6.2. Nitrogene compounds
• 6.3. Black smoke (BS)
• 6.4. Suspended particulates (TSP/SPM)
• 6.5. Ozone (O3)
• 6.6. Lead (Pb)
• 6.7. Carbon moxide (CO)