Major ozone research project launched thanks to BOC Foundation and EU support
Using field measurements to provide a clearer picture of the spatial distribution of ozone, researchers will also be able to improve a French computer model that can be used to predict when high ozone episodes will occur. In the UK, the project is co-ordinated by the National Society for Clean Air and Environmental Protection (NSCA), working with the Sussex Air Quality Steering Group and the University of Brighton. The French partners are Atmo Picardie and Air Normand.
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