Airviro is a web based system for Air Quality Management developed by SMHI and Apertum. Airviro is an integrated system for time series data handling, emission inventories and dispersion modelling. Airviro has been continuously developed since 1990 and has many users all over the world.
AIRVIRO NEWS
14 July 2011
SMHI contributes to new air quality management system in Macedonia
SMHI is taking part in an EU-funded project to strengthen national air quality management in Macedonia. The project aims to build up a system for better handling of air quality data in the country.
SMHI contributes to new air quality management system in Macedonia
22 June 2011
Airviro user group meeting UK 2011
The annual Airviro User Group Meeting was held the the 14:th of June in Coventry. Around 20 Airviro users participated.
Airviro user group meeting UK 2011
30 May 2011
Simulation times are being reduced
Most users that are running dispersion models struggle with time-consuming calculations. A new feature in Airviro makes it possible to concentrate the computational resources on special areas of interest, for example close to roads and other major emission sources.
09 September 2010
Airviro documentation updated to version 3.20
The updated user documentation can be found under the DOWNLOAD section.
14 October 2009
Drastically improved information on emissions from shipping
Shipping emits considerable amounts of different air pollutants, which have an impact on the climate, human health and the environment. Still, the knowledge on emissions from this sector is very poor. The project “Dynamic Emission Database for Shipping” is a joint effort to improve the situation. Using AIS (GPS-positions for individual ships) and ship properties from the databases of the Swedish Maritime Administration, the aim is to create an Airviro application for calculation of ship emissions bottom-up with very high resolution.
16 September 2009
Airviro gives access to national emission inventory
Every year the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency actualizes the national emission inventory. Since 2006, this also includes geographically distributed emissions. There are geographically distributed emissions for 25 substances grouped into approximately 40 source categories and with a resolution of 1*1 km.
Airviro gives access to national emission inventory
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