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Air pollution by ozone in Europe in summer 2004

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Air pollution by ozone in Europe in summer 2004
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Technical report No 3/2005
Air pollution by ozone in Europe in summer 2004

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Number of days with exceedance of the long-term objective level. Data from Ireland, Malta, Poland and Spain were delivered after the deadline.
Comparison of annual variations in ozone 50th, 98th and 99.9th percentile values (calculated from hourly mean concentrations) and the frequency distribution of estimated trend (in (microgram/m3) per year). Only stations, which reported data over at least six years in the period 1996-2002, are included.
Annual variations of the SOM35-values. Average values over all stations, which reported data over at least six years in the period 1996-2002
Frequency distribution of estimated trend (in (microgram/m3) per year) in the 26th highest daily maximum 8-hour mean ozone concentration, period 1996-2002. Only stations with 6 or 7 operational years are included.
Distribution of exceedances during summer 2004 on day-by-day basis .
Frequency distribution of concentrations in excess of the 1-hour information threshold. Presented as Box-Jenkins plots indicating the minimum, the 25th percentile, the 75th percentile and the maximum value.
Average occurrence (the number of exceedance per station) per region for stations, which reported at least one exceedance, observed during the year North-western Europe: United Kingdom, Ireland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and France north of 45 degrees latitude; Central and eastern Europe: Germany, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Austria and Switzerland; Southern Europe: France south of 45 degrees latitude, Portugal, Spain, Italy, Slovenia, Greece, Cyprus and Malta; Northern Europe has not been included in this figure because of the low number of exceedances.
Number of days on which at least one exceedance of the 1-hour threshold value was observed per country and per month during summer 2004 Top: Information threshold exceedances
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Location of ozone monitoring stations as reported by Member States and other European countries in the framework of the Ozone Directive for the summer 2004
Annual variation in the ozone AOT40 value (May-July). Average values over all stations, which reported data over at least six years in the period 1996-2002. The ends of bars indicate the 10th and 90th percentile values.
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Number of days with exceedance of the information threshold

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