Urban PM Urban PM10 10 Sources Pune 2004
Source : Pune, India : Regional Emissions Inventory Study PREIS). May 2004. P. Gaffney, M. Benjamin
Findings & Future Action Required
- Substantial emissions from agricultural burning and geologic dust
- Sources such as paved and unpaved roads within the Pune region to be considerable
- Significant emissions from motor vehicles, brick kilns, and construction
- Emission Factors to be locally available and/or modified
- Continual improvement and updating EI
- QA/QC for data availability, sources & estimates
- Emissions to be supported using other methods such as CMB, Modeling, SA and others
- GIS based interpretation for spatial allocation
Taking a Step Further… April ’05
- Ward-Wise data collected for sectoral impact identification and management options
- City specific database being generated
- 30 x 30 km domain specified
- 21 different sources selected
- Protocols for data collection formulated
- Students and PMC private team continuously working
- Data gap analysis being constantly done
- Data acquisition QA/QC being implemented through collection of authenticated data
Urban PM Urban PM10 10 Sources Pune 2004
Relative percentage of PM10 in Pune