Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service - An introduction
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The document outlines the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) implemented by the European Union, detailing its decade-long achievements in air quality monitoring and forecasting. It discusses its socio-economic impacts, user engagement, and the development of various products related to atmospheric composition, climate forcings, and emissions. Future plans include expanding user access and enhancing service delivery through additional procurements and continuous support for existing users.
Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service - An introduction
- 1. Implemented by Funded by the European Union Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS) Vincent-Henri Peuch Vincent-Henri.Peuch@ecmwf.int
- 2. A SIGNIFICANT HERITAGE • A decade-long series of R&D projects and an internationally respected European achievement (GEMS, MACC, -II, -III) • An equally long experience in engaging with users and potential users in Europe and across the world (PROMOTE, MACC, -II, -III) 2 Strategy Socio-economic impact Experts Users
- 3. EXISTING USERS, PRE-OPERATIONAL PRODUCTS 3 Users of the global re-analysis product Users of the NRT European Air Quality forecasts A sample product
- 4. © ECMWF AIR QUALITY AND ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION European air quality analyses, forecasts and assessments in support of reporting and policy making, pollen forecasts, global transport of constituents/pollutants... CLIMATE FORCING Distributions of aerosol components and their radiative impacts, other radiative forcings... OZONE LAYER AND UV Monitoring and forecasting of the ozone layer / hole, UV index, UV radiation (crops, ecosystems)... SOLAR RADIATION Estimates of solar irradiance at surface, improved potential yield assessments for solar plants... EMISSIONS AND SURFACE FLUXES Estimates of human emissions globally and in Europe (high-resolution), emissions by wildfires, surface fluxes of CO2, CH4 and N2O... CAMS PRECURSOR PORTFOLIO
- 5. Copernicus Operations... …New Opportunities 5 New providers User expansion New downstream applications
- 6. 6 Global Production Regional Production Supplementary Services Activities in support of production: Validation, Emissions Communications, Training, User Interaction, Use cases In-Situ Observations
- 7. CAMS ARCHITECTURE ELEMENTS (GLOBAL) 7 (ECMWF) Global Production Dissemination Support CAMS_41 Development of global greenhouse gases aspects CAMS_42 Development of global reactive gases aspects CAMS_43 Development of global aerosol aspects CAMS_44 Development of global fire emissions (ECMWF) Integration of global system developments
- 8. CAMS ARCHITECTURE ELEMENTS (REGIONAL) 8 CAMS_50 Data Acquisition Distributed Production (5-10) Ensemble Production Systems Upgrade Verification Dissemination Support CAMS_61 Development of regional air quality modelling aspects CAMS_62 Development of regional air quality data assimilation aspects CAMS_63 Development of regional air quality ensemble methods
- 9. CAMS ARCHITECTURE ELEMENTS (SUPPLEMENTARY SERVICES) 9 CAMS_71 Products in support of policy users CAMS_72 Solar radiation products CAMS_73 Greenhouse gases fluxes CAMS_74 Climate forcings
- 10. CAMS ARCHITECTURE ELEMENTS (OTHER ASPECTS) 10 CAMS_81 Global and regional anthropogenic emissions CAMS_92 Specialised global data services CAMS_84 Global and regional a posteriori validation, including focus on the Arctic and Mediterranean areas CAMS_94 User interaction activities CAMS_93 Specialised regional data services Ozone
- 11. CAMS ORGANISATION & FUTURE PROCUREMENTS • Most CAMS architecture elements are procured within this phase for a duration of 3 years. In this period, there will be a few additional procurements (multiple, smaller size): use cases; activities in support of communications and training; (additional) satellite data processing. A second phase will follow in 2018. • CAMS cross-cutting aspects will be handled by a service-level board comprising ECMWF management and one responsible person for each contract (monthly teleconference or meeting). • Yearly timescale: plan & budget, activity reports... • Yearly gathering event foreseen (contractors, users, stakeholders, community...) • Continuity of service for the users will be ensured by the current MACC-III providers until the operational contracts are in effect. 11