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Air Quality: Worldwide Analysis and Forecasting of Atmospheric Composition for Health

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AQ-WATCH toolkit released !

We're excited to introduce the AQ-WATCH Toolkit, designed to advance air quality management.

Product

OUR PRODUCTS

THE PROJECT

Objectives

The project will develop a supply chain leading to the generation of seven downstream products and services for improving air quality forecasts and attribution. These innovative products and services are aimed at improving public health and optimizing service provided by the energy sector in different regions of the world.

Organisation

AQ-WATCH will develop dynamic interactions between the developers of the prototype products/services and the prime users in 3 regions of the world. The process by which value is added to space and in situ data will be modulated by the input of these users and will involve successive iterations during which feedback reactions are collected and analyzed, and taken into account.

Stakeholders network

To broaden the participation and the influence of the project, other potential users and customers will be invited to join the Stakeholders Network (SN). The SN is considered to be a central tool for implementing a co-production process, for developing a market strategy and a sustained business model and for developing dissemination activities.

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Consortium

THE CONSORTIUM

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GET IN TOUCH

AQ-WATCH Project Manager
Cathy Li 

Max Planck Institute for Meteorology

AQ-WATCH Coordinator
Guy Brasseur 

Max Planck Institute for Meteorology

AQ-WATCH Dissemination Manager

Bastien Caillard

INERIS DEVELOPPEMENT SAS

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