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AAMG Partners
Monitoring Ambient Air 2007:
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The December 2007 conference, 'The Importance of Indoor Air' was the 15th in the successful series of conferences on the theme of Monitoring Ambient Air (MAA). The conferences originally evolved from the international thermal desorption conferences, the first MAA conference being held in December 1992 on the subject of 'Workplace and Environmental Monitoring - the boundary layer'. The 2007 conference maintained the theme by addressing regulatory issues and health implications of air pollution, indoor air chemistry, strategies, standards and techniques for monitoring indoor air and control of emissions. The conference was supported by a number of posters and vendor exhibitions displaying monitoring equipment and materials. |
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| Title | Author |
 Abstract Booklet |
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| Health Risks from Indoor Pollutants |
Dimitrios Kotzias |
| The Indoor Air Perspective in the EU |
Eduardo D'Oliveira Fernandes University of Porto, Portugal |
| A UK Perspective |
Bob Maynard Health Protection Agency, London, UK |
| Roll of Air Pollution in Respiratory Ailments |
Jan Sundell UT Tyler, Texas, USA |
| Implications of Nanoparticles on Health |
Wolfgang Kreyling GSF Research Center for Environment & Health, Munich, Germany |
| Indoor Contamination with Persistent Organic Pollutants - Implications For Human Exposure |
Stuart Harrad University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK |
| Modelling Exposure to Environmental Pollutants |
Mike Ashmore University of York, York, UK |
| What Are We Monitoring? |
Jan Kristensen Chemik Lab, Norrtalje, Sweden |
| A New Detailed Model for Indoor Air Chemistry |
Nicola Carslaw University of York, York, UK |
| Architectural and Building Services Design to Minimise Indoor Air Pollution |
Martin Liddament VEETECH Ltd, Coventry, UK |
| Indoor Air Quality in French Dwellings |
Olivier Ramalho C S T B, Paris, France |
| Validation and Performance of Measurement Methods |
Theo Hafkenscheid NMi, Delft, Netherlands |
| Environmental Tobacco Smoke |
Ivan Gee Liverpool John Moores University, Liverpool, UK |
| Mispickel and Wasserkies - The Health Risks of Re-Suspended Arsenic in Cornwall |
Jo Barnes Cornwall College, Redruth, UK |
