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FOREWORD

OUTLINE

PART A BACKGROUND

INTRODUCTION

1. Emissions and Emission Inventories
2. International Requirements for Emission Inventories
   2.1 Long Range Transboundary Air Pollution Convention
   2.2 United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC)
   2.3 Amended Council Decision 99/296/EC on a Monitoring Mechanism of Community CO2 and other Greenhouse Gas Emissions
3. Atmospheric Emission Inventory Methodology
   3.1 OECD/MAP Project
   3.2 The DGXI Inventory
   3.3 CORINE and the EEA Task Force
   3.4 EMEP
   3.5 The IPCC/OECD Programme on National Greenhouse Gas Inventories
4. Multi-media Integrated Inventories
5. The European Environment Agency

TASK FORCE ON EMISSION INVENTORIES AND PROJECTIONS

1. Guidebook Specification
2. Guidebook Format
3. Tasks for the Expert Panels

GLOSSARY

PART B GENERAL METHODOLOGY CHAPTERS

• CORINAIR nomenclatures
• Correspondence between SNAP97 and IPCC96 source categories
• Correspondence between IPCC96 source categories and SNAP97
• CORINAIR 1990 summary of emissions
• CORINAIR 1990 - Top 30 activities (28 countries)
• CORINAIR 1996 summary by activity for some countries
• Emission projections
• Good Practice Guidance for CLRTAP Emission Inventories
• Estimation of PAH Emissions
• Products containing mercury
• Electrical equipment (electrical equipment containing PCBs)
• Bibliography

INDEX TO METHODOLOGY CHAPTERS ORDERED BY SNAP97 ACTIVITY

• Group 1 Combustion in energy and transformation industries
• Group 2 Non-industrial combustion plants
• Group 3 Combustion in manufacturing industry
• Group 4 Production processes
• Group 5 Extraction & distribution of fossil fuels and geothermal energy
• Group 6 Solvent and other product use
• Group 7 Road transport
• Group 8 Other mobile sources and machinery
• Group 9 Waste treatment and disposal
• Group 10 Agriculture
• Group 11 Other sources and sinks

PART C ANNEXES

• Expert Panels