List of projects

Capri-DynaSpat Component: CAPRI DYNASPAT Description: Date start: Date end: Web page: Experiments: CAPRI-DynaSpat (details). Description:HSMU database developed within the CAPRI-DynaSpat project Coordinator:Adrian Leip
CarboEurope IP Component: C4 - Continental integration Description: Date start: Date end: Web page:
CCAT Component: CCAT Description: The CCAT project aims at assessing the impact of new Cross Compliance (CC) measures by using several environmental indicators to describe GHG emissions, soil organic matter, soil erosion, water quality etc. These CC measures (GAECs and SMRs) were introduced with the last reform of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) in 2003 and aspire to promote more sustainable farming activities in Europe on long term. Date start: Date end: Web page: Experiments: DNDC-EUROPE metamodels for CCAT (details). Description:To approximate the complex and computationally expensive DNDC-EUROPE code, we developed several metamodels: linear (2), splines (2) and kriging (1), machine learning (3). Finally the random forest based approach was selected to be implemented in the CCAT Coordinator:Wim de Vries
Component: Description: The ÉCLAIRE project [Effects of Climate Change on Air Pollution and Response Strategies for European Ecosystems] is a four year project funded by the EU's Seventh Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development (FP7). The project will be running for 4 years, from October 2011-2015 and involves 39 partner institutions across Europe. Date start: 2011 Date end: 2015 Web page: http://www.eclaire-fp7.eu/
GGELS Component: GGELS Description: The project “Evaluation of the livestock sector's contribution to the EU greenhouse gas emissions” (GGELS) has the objective to provide a thorough analysis of the livestock sector in the EU. Its main objective was to provide an estimate of the net emissions of GHGs and ammonia (NH3) from livestock sector in the EU-27 according to animal species, animal products and livestock systems following a food chain approach.Calculations were done with the CAPRI model which has been completely revised in order to reflect the latest scientific findings and agreed methodologies. The study was commissioned by the Directorate-General for Agriculture and Rural Development to the Joint Research Centre by the Administrative Arrangements AGRI-2008-0245 and AGRI-2009-0296. Date start: 2008 Date end: 2010 Web page: Experiments: GGELS (details). Description:Evaluation of the livestock sector's contribution to the EU greenhouse gas emissions Coordinator:Adrian Leip
NATAIR Component: NATAIR Description: Date start: Date end: Web page:
NitroEurope IP Component: C5 - European integration Description: Date start: Date end: Web page: Experiments: NitroEurope Model Comparison (details). Description:NCU database 1971-2000 for model-comparison Coordinator:Wim de Vries NitroEurope Uncertainty Assessment (details). Description:Database for selected NCUs to perform model-uncertainty assessment Coordinator:Gerard Heuvelink

Capri-DynaSpat

Component: CAPRI DYNASPAT
Description:
Date start:
Date end:
Web page:
Experiments:

CAPRI-DynaSpat (details).
Description:HSMU database developed within the CAPRI-DynaSpat project
Coordinator:Adrian Leip

CarboEurope IP

Component: C4 - Continental integration
Description:
Date start:
Date end:
Web page:

CCAT

Component: CCAT
Description: The CCAT project aims at assessing the impact of new Cross Compliance (CC) measures by using several environmental indicators to describe GHG emissions, soil organic matter, soil erosion, water quality etc. These CC measures (GAECs and SMRs) were introduced with the last reform of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) in 2003 and aspire to promote more sustainable farming activities in Europe on long term.
Date start:
Date end:
Web page:
Experiments:

DNDC-EUROPE metamodels for CCAT (details).
Description:To approximate the complex and computationally expensive DNDC-EUROPE code, we developed several metamodels: linear (2), splines (2) and kriging (1), machine learning (3). Finally the random forest based approach was selected to be implemented in the CCAT
Coordinator:Wim de Vries

Component:
Description: The ÉCLAIRE project [Effects of Climate Change on Air Pollution and Response Strategies for European Ecosystems] is a four year project funded by the EU's Seventh Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development (FP7). The project will be running for 4 years, from October 2011-2015 and involves 39 partner institutions across Europe.
Date start: 2011
Date end: 2015
Web page: http://www.eclaire-fp7.eu/

GGELS

Component: GGELS
Description: The project “Evaluation of the livestock sector's contribution to the EU greenhouse gas emissions” (GGELS) has the objective to provide a thorough analysis of the livestock sector in the EU. Its main objective was to provide an estimate of the net emissions of GHGs and ammonia (NH3) from livestock sector in the EU-27 according to animal species, animal products and livestock systems following a food chain approach.Calculations were done with the CAPRI model which has been completely revised in order to reflect the latest scientific findings and agreed methodologies. The study was commissioned by the Directorate-General for Agriculture and Rural Development to the Joint Research Centre by the Administrative Arrangements AGRI-2008-0245 and AGRI-2009-0296.
Date start: 2008
Date end: 2010
Web page:
Experiments:

GGELS (details).
Description:Evaluation of the livestock sector's contribution to the EU greenhouse gas emissions
Coordinator:Adrian Leip

NATAIR

Component: NATAIR
Description:
Date start:
Date end:
Web page:

NitroEurope IP

Component: C5 - European integration
Description:
Date start:
Date end:
Web page:
Experiments:

NitroEurope Model Comparison (details).
Description:NCU database 1971-2000 for model-comparison
Coordinator:Wim de Vries

NitroEurope Uncertainty Assessment (details).
Description:Database for selected NCUs to perform model-uncertainty assessment
Coordinator:Gerard Heuvelink

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