Partners
Scientific Committee
- Bagard Matthieu
BioMonitor - Ballot Jean-Clair
M2AM - Chevalier Corentin
UGGC Avocats - Choquet Sylvain
Eurofins - de Vanssay Etienne
Fimea / Rincent Air - Devaux Florent
Eurofins - Fertier Laurent
Axelera - Forêt Gilles
LISA - Frobert Arnaud
IFP Energies Nouvelles - Javierre Isabelle
Holcim - Jay Stéphane
IFP Energies Nouvelles - Karg Frank
HPC International - Limousin Vincent
Webs - Locoge Nadine
IMT Nord Europe - Louarn Essylt
IRCELYON - Malvaut Yvelise
Bureau Veritas - Mourard Sylvain
Mérieux NutriSciences - Ponelle Jean-Charles
OFIS - Rousseille Françoise
Egis Group - Roux Pascal
Pascal Roux Conseil - Squinazi Fabien
Médecin biologiste - Thévenet Frédéric
IMT Nord Europe - Vergnerie Marie-Léonie
Fieldfisher
themes
▬ 3 major themes ▬
① Identification of Sources and their Contribution to Air Pollution
Definition: Identifying sources of air pollution enables us to better understand their role in the deterioration of air quality and to develop effective strategies for reducing their impact on health and the environment
Keywords: Physico-chemical mechanims - Bioaerosols - Energy policy - Pollutant discrimination - SOA (Secondary Organic Aerosols) - Ozone - Particles formation - Dispersion - Nanoparticles - Satellite data - Geographical coverage - Aerological studies - Emerging pollutants Indoor air (PFAS, microplastics,...)...
② Exposures and Impacts
Definition: Exposures refer to the contact of individuals with these pollutants, which can be acute or chronic, and depend on location, activities and vulnerability. Impacts of indoor and outdoor air pollution refer to effects on health (respiratory, cardiovascular, neurological, etc.), the environment and the climate, caused by atmospheric pollutants
Keywords: Health - Climate - Urban environment - Workplace - Tertiary environment and housing - Metrology - Energy - Exposome - Pollutant dispersion - Impact modeling - Odors - Ventilation - Regulation - Individual and multi-environment exposure - Mobility - New pathologies - Health issues - Clinical studies...
③ Operational Solutions (Political, Societal and Governance / Technological / Economic and Financial)
Definition: Operational solutions to indoor and outdoor air pollution include strict regulations, awareness campaigns and international cooperation to reduce pollution sources. Technologically, this involves the development of filtration systems and innovations to reduce emissions, such as electric vehicles. Finally, tax incentives, ecological subsidies and investment in green infrastructure are essential to encourage the adoption of sustainable solutions
Keywords: Regulation - Finance - State Council penalty - Gas cleaning - Mitigation - Sobriety - Change of use - Governance - Good practices - National Air Council - Air pollution treatment - Gas treatment - Filtration - Washing - Physico-chemical treatment - Air quality solutions - Source treatments - Combined health-climate action - Agriculture and air quality - CSR and air quality...
Contributions will be selected based on:
✧ their ability to present feedback on several use cases
✧ highlighting their novelty or improvement in relation to existing knowledge
✧ the technical, economic, energy, environmental (eco-design, etc.) and social context, not based on generalities concerning air quality but retaining only the elements relevant to the specific subject presented
✧ the prospects considered and their justification
To be considered, your application must be sent necessarily with:
- Title of the presentation in French and in English
- A summary in French or in English