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You will find the POET documentation below, in 'DATASET DESCRIPTION'
| DATASET DESCRIPTION | |
|---|---|
| Title of Dataset | POET emission inventory |
| Abstract | Global emissions of gases (ozone precursors) from anthropogenic, natural, and biomass burning sources have been estimated for the period 1990-2000. Anthropogenic emissions (containing 15 sectors) are based on national activity data (fuelwood combustion per year), emission factors (kg CO/ kg fuelwood combusted par activity), and grid maps (e.g. population maps) for spatial distribution of the emissions within a country. Biomass burning emissions are estimated with a climatology from Hao et al. (1994), and ATSR active fire maps are used for the spatial and temporal distribution of the emissions. Biogenic emissions are estimated with a vegetation canopy model. |
| Reference (requested when used in any study) | "Granier, C., J.F. Lamarque, A. Mieville, J.F. Muller, J. Olivier, J. Orlando, J. Peters, G. Petron, G. Tyndall, S. Wallens, POET, a database of surface emissions of ozone precursors, available on internet at http://www.aero.jussieu.fr/projet/ACCENT/POET.php , 2005."
Results and statistics from the inventory are presented in the document : " Olivier J., J. Peters, C. Granier, G. Petron, J.F. Muller, and S. Wallens: Present and future surface emissions of atmospheric compounds, POET report #2, EU project EVK2-1999-00011, 2003 " |
| Documentation | Download POET documentation (.pdf) |
| Keywords | emissions, ozone precursors, anthropogenic, biomass burning |
| Language | English |
| Production Date | 2003 |
| CONTACT DETAILS | |
| Authors name | Jos Olivier(1), Jeroen Peters(1), Claire Granier(2), Gabrielle Pétron(2), J.F.Muller(3), Sabine Wallens(3) |
| Institutions | (1) Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency MNP-RIVM, Bilthoven, The Netherlands (2) CNRS/IPSL, Paris, France (3) IASB, Bruxelles, Belgium |
| Emails | Jos.Olivier@rivm.nl, Claire.Granier@aero.jussieu.fr, jfm@oma.be (J.F.Muller) |
| Web link (for access to detailed data) | http://www.aero.jussieu.fr/projet/ACCENT/POET.php |
| SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL INFORMATION | |
| Geographical Coverage | LONG : -180° : 180° LAT : -90° : 90° |
| Spatial Resolution | 1° x 1° |
| Temporal Coverage of the Data | Start : 01/1990 End : 12/2000 |
| Temporal Resolution | 1 year (anthropogenic) 1 month (biomass burning) |
| OTHER INFORMATION | |
| Methodology | Anthropogenic emissions (containing 15 sectors) are based on national activity data, emission factors, and grid maps (e.g. population maps) for spatial distribution of the emissions within a country (Global emissions and sinks, Olivier and Berdowski, 2001. The Climat System, Eds. Berdowski, Guicherit and Heij, pp 33-78) Biomass burning emissions are estimated with a climatology from Hao et al. (1994), and ATSR active fire maps are used for the spatial and temporal distribution of the emissions. Biogenic emissions are estimated with a vegetation canopy model (S. Wallens, J.F. Muller, A. Guenther) |
| Data source(s) | For anthropogenic emissions: statistics from UN, IEA (International Energy Agency) For biomass burning emissions : ATSR satellite 1997-2003 |
| Unit | mol.cm-2.s-1 in the GEIA portal |
| Format | ASCII and NetCDF (1 file per year and specie) |
| File Size | ASCII file (1 year, 1 specie) : 2.5 MB (anthropogenic data) / 9.5 MB (biomass burning data) NetCDF files (1 year, 1 specie) : 15 to 63 MB (anthro) / 9.5 MB (biomass burning) |
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