Third Country Training Program on Acid Deposition Monitoring and Assessment
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Third Country Training Program
on Acid Deposition Monitoring and Assessment
February 15 – 28, 2004
Environmental Research and Training Center (ERTC) Technopolis,
Pathumthani Thailand

General Information of the Training

In the East Asia region, acid deposition is becoming a critical problem with the rapid industrialization in this region. Acid deposition is one of the global environmental problems, and thus, calls for cooperative actions among countries. However, such countermeasures must be based on comparable and reliable monitoring data which is quite lacking in this region. In order to cope with this problem, Thailand was jointly granted financial support from the government of Japan through the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) and the Royal Thai Government through Department of Technical and Economic Cooperation (DTEC), Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to conduct the Third Country Training Programme on "Acid Deposition Monitoring and Assessment" for the JFY 2003. The training course will be conducted by the Department of Environmental Quality Promotion (DEQP) and the Pollution Control Department (the National Center of EANET ) for Thailand

Objectives

At the end of the Course participants are expected to:
  1. Have the potential in creating a common understanding on acid deposition problems in East Asia
  2. Have fully acquired the ability and skills to perform acid deposition monitoring in their respective countries.
  3. Have fully acquired the ability and skills to perform emission inventories and modeling for acid deposition.
  4. Be able to assist in formulating control strategies and national environmental matters and strengthen links between national and regional policies in environmental assessment.

Contents

  1. General information of acid deposition monitoring
    1-1 Acid Deposition Monitoring in East Asia (EANET)
    1-2 Air pollution related to acid deposition
    1-3 Introduction to Acid Deposition Monitoring
  2. Wet Deposition Monitoring
    2-1 Sampling methods
    2-2 Analytical methods
    2-3 Quality Assurance / Quality Control
    2-4 Data management for wet deposition monitoring
  3. Soil and Vegetation monitoring
    3-1 Criteria for site selection
    3-2 Sampling and analysis methods
  4. Inland Aquatic Monitoring
    4-1 Criteria for site selection
    4-2 Sampling and analysis methods
  5. Dry Deposition Monitoring
    5-1 Sampling method by filter pack
    5-2 Analytical methods
    5-3 Quality Assurance / Quality Control
    5-4 Method of calculation and data evaluation
  6. Discussion on acid deposition monitoring
  7. Field observation
The Governments of the following countries were invited to attend the course by nominating their applicants: Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, Malaysia, Mongolia, the Philippines, Vietnam. (2 persons from each country)


Courses Materials for Acid Deposition Monitoring and Assessment Training
Under The Third Country Training Program


DateSessionpdfLecturers
Feb. 16, (Mon) Overview and theory of acid deposition problem
[ 1.65 MB ]


Introduction to Acid Deposition Monitoring [ 233 KB ]
  • Wet deposition
  • Dry deposition [ 143 KB ]
  • Soil and vegetation [ 44 KB ]
  • Inland aquatic [ 33 KB ]
  • Critical load aspects [ 43 KB ]
  • Dr. Tsuyoshi Ohizumi
    Feb. 17, (Tue) Overview of Acid Deposition Monitoring Network in East Asia (EANET) [ 800 KB ] Dr. Tsuyoshi Ohizumi
    Feb. 18, (Wed) Sampling method for wet deposition monitoring
    [ 1.76 MB ]
    Dr. Hathairatana Garivait
    Feb. 19, (Thu) The role of Thailand in the EANET activity [ 2.69 MB ]

    Analytical methods for wet deposition monitoring
    [ 889 KB ]
    Dr. Supat Wangwongwatana

    Dr. Hathairatana Garivait
    Feb. 20, (Fri) QA/QC for wet deposition monitoring [ 70 KB ]

    Data evaluation and interpretation for wet & dry deposition
  • Methodology and Technical Issues on Wet/Dry Deposition Monitoring in EANET [ 234 KB ]
  • Report of the Inter-laboratory Comparison Project 2002 on Wet Deposition 5th attempt [ 426 KB ]
  • Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for Measurement and Chemical Analysis in the ADORC Laboratory [ 36 KB ]
  • Model SOPs for EC measurement [ 220 KB ]
  • Standard Operating Procedures .for pH measurement [ 346 KB ]
  • Model Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for Cation Analysis using IC [ 57 KB ]
  • Precipitation Chemistry [ 249 KB ]
  • Acid Deposition Monitoring over Japan [ 326 KB ]
  • A example for evaluation of wet and dry deposition data Joint Research Project with Russia [ 80 KB ]
  • Dr. Tsuyoshi Ohizumi
    Feb. 23, (Mon) Effect of acid deposition on soil and vegetation
    [ 513 KB ]
  • Quality Assurance/ Quality Control (QA/QC) in Monitoring Soil [ 36 KB ]

  • Activities in line with the Strategy Paper for Future Direction of Soil and Vegetation Monitoring of EANET [ 269 KB ]


  • Soil monitoring [ 893 KB ]

    Vegetation monitoring [ 893 KB ]
    Dr. Hiroyuki Sase







    Dr.Pichit Pongsakul


    Dr. Jessada
    Feb. 24, (Tue) Effect of acid deposition on inland aquatic
    [ 16 KB ]


    Inland Aquatic Monitoring and Analysis
    Quality Assurance Mekong River Commission [ 1.07 MB ]
  • Quality Assurance Mekong River Commission [ 241 KB ]
  • Dr. Hiroyuki Sase


    Dr. Wijarn Simachaya
    Feb. 25, (Wed) Using lichen as bio-indicator of air pollution [ 2.68 MB ]

    Dry deposition monitoring [ 684 KB ]
  • Overview and Theory of Dry deposition [ 1.24 MB ]
  • Dr.Kansri Boonprakob

    Dr. Pojanie Khummongkol

    All files(pdf) in one package download here. [aciddeptrainning_all.zip. : 18.66 MB]



    For further information please contact
    Ambient Air Quality Division
    Air Quality and Noise Management Bureau
    Pollution Control Department

    Tel. 66 2298 2373 Fax. 66 2298 2392
    wassana(dot)t(at)pcd(dot)go(dot)th