MIT, Cambridge, Mass. USA
January 12-13, 2000
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PDF_2 (1.8 MB)TABLE OF CONTENTS
Executive Summary of Plenary Sessions
Plenary Session I: General Aspects of Mexico City Air Pollution
Plenary Session II: Main Causes of Air Pollution
Plenary Session III: Consequences of Air Pollution
Plenary Session IV: Integration/Implementation/Alternative Approaches1.0 Introduction
1.1 Introductory Remarks
1.2 Welcoming Remarks2.0 Plenary Session I: General Aspects of Mexico City Air Pollution
2.1 Current State of Knowledge on Mexico City Air Pollution, Atmospheric Modeling, Monitoring, Emissions Inventories
2.2 Modeling Efforts
2.3 Discussion3.0 Plenary Session II: Main Causes of Air Pollution
3.1 Transportation/Mobility in Mexico City Metropolitan Area
3.2 Air Pollution from Combustion of Fossil Fuels in Mexico City
3.3 Urbanization and Land Use: The Case of MCMA
3.4 Energy Consumption
3.5 Discussion4.0 Plenary Session III: Consequences of Air Pollution4.1 Health Effects Overview
4.2 Cost Analysis and Other Issues Related to Health Effects
4.3 Economic Impacts of Air Pollution
4.4 Global Climate Change and Air Pollution
4.5 Discussion5.0 Plenary Session IV: Integration/Implementation/Alternative Approaches5.1 Institutional and Legal Framework and Policy Making Process
5.2 Social/Economic Driving Forces Behind Emissions and Air Pollution
5.3 Putting the Pieces Together: Integrated Assessment and Stakeholder Outreach
5.4 Discussion6.0 Breakout Session I: Transportation/Mobility/Land Use/Energy6.1 Mobility, Transportation, and the Environment
6.2 Research Priorities for Mexico City Mobility and Air Quality
6.3 Discussion, First Session
6.4 Discussion, Second Session
6.5 Response from Plenary Participants7.0 Breakout Session II: Health/Economic/Social Effects/Climate Change
7.1 Health Effects and Risk Assessment in Mexico City
7.2 Discussion, First Session
7.3 Discussion, Second Session
7.4 Response from Plenary Participants8.0 Breakout Session III: Atmospheric Science/Modeling/Monitoring
8.1 Research Activities of the UNAM/CCA Aerosol Physics Group
8.2 Organic Compounds in Mexico City Aerosols
8.3 Understanding Source-Receptor Relationships for Informing Decisions
8.4 Mexico City Emissions Inventory Analysis
8.5 Discussion, First Session
8.6 Discussion, Second Session
8.7 Response from Plenary Participants9.0 Breakout Session IV: Policy Issues
9.1 Air Quality in the MCMA: Economic and Policy Analysis
9.2 Comments
9.3 Discussion, First Session
9.4 Discussion, Second Session
9.5 Response from Plenary Participants10.0 Plenary Session VI: Research Agenda and Future Research Needs
10.1 Outreach/Capacity Building
10.2 Educational Initiatives
10.3 Revised Action Plans from Breakout Sessions and Recommendations for Additional Future Research Activities
10.3.1 Atmospheric Science
10.3.2. Health / Economics / Social Effects / Climate Change
10.3.3 Transportation / Mobility / Land Use / Energy
10.3.4 Policy Issues
10.4 Concluding RemarksAppendix I: Acronyms and AbbreviationAgencies, Programs, etc.
Chemical Substances, etc. Models:Appendix II: Workshop Participants MIT and Harvard Attendees
Mexican AttendeesAppendix III: Workshop Agenda
PDF_3 (752K)Appendix IV: Presentation of Alejandro Villegas-Lopez
Appendix V: Presentation of Martha Schteingart
Appendix VI: Presentation of Carlos Santos Burgoa
Appendix VII: Presentation of José Luis Lezama
Appendix VIII: Presentation of Victor Urquidi
Appendix IX: Presentation of Bernardo Navarro Benitez
Appendix X: Presentation of Telma Castro Romero
Appendix XI: Presentation of Gustavo Sosa
Appendix XII: Presentation of María Eugenia Ibarrarán
AGENDA
Day 1: Monday, Jan 24, 2000
Hour | Activity | Speaker (moderator) |
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Continental Breakfast | |||
Introductory remarks | M. J. Molina | ||
Welcoming remarks | M. Fortes | ||
Plenary Session I: |
(F. Guzman) | ||
Current state of knowledge on Mexico City air pollution, | A. Fernandez | ||
atmospheric modeling, monitoring, emissions inventories | |||
Initial comment | F. Guzman | ||
Discussion | |||
Plenary Session II: |
(J. Sussman) | ||
Transportation /mobility | A. Villegas | ||
Industry/ services | R. Favela | ||
Urbanization and land use | M. Schteingart | ||
Energy consumption | C. Sheinbaum | ||
Discussion | |||
COFFEE BREAK | |||
Plenary Session III: |
(A. Fernandez) | ||
Health effects - overview | C. Santos | ||
Cost analysis and other issues related to health effects | M. Hernandez | ||
Economic impacts of air pollution | A. Guevara | ||
Global climate change and air pollution | G. Ruiz-Suarez | ||
Discussion | |||
LUNCH | |||
Plenary Session IV: |
(M. Fortes) | ||
Social/economic driving forces behind emissions and air pollution | V. Urquidi | ||
Institutional and legal framework and policy making process |
J.L. Lezama | ||
Integrated assessment of air pollution | S. Connors | ||
Discussion | |||
COFFEE BREAK |
Breakout Sessions: Two parallel sessions — to develop plans for action. Initially, 5-10 min presentations (listed in parenthesis), followed by in-depth discussions. Facilitators will prepare summaries for Plenary Session V. | |||
Breakout session I. | Facilitator: | ||
(a) Transportation/mobility/land use/energy (Makler/Zegras, B. Navarro) |
R. Gakenheimer | ||
(b) Health/economic/social effects/climate change (Levy) | C. Santos | ||
BREAK | |||
Breakout session II. | Facilitator: | ||
(c) Atmospheric science/modeling/monitoring (Sosa, West, Castro, G. Ruiz) |
M. Ruiz | ||
(d) Policy issues (Ibarraran, Foster) | M. Bauer | ||
RECEPTION | |||
DINNER | |||
Hour | Activity | Speaker (moderator) |
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Continental Breakfast | |||
Plenary Session V: Reports from breakout session facilitators (Action plans) |
R. de Neufville | ||
(a) Transportation/mobility/land use/energy (10 presentation, 15 discussion) |
R. Gakenheimer | ||
(b) Health/economic/social/climate effects (10 presentation, 15 discussion) |
C. Santos | ||
(c) Atmospheric science/modeling/monitoring (10 presentation, 15 discussion.) |
M. Ruiz | ||
(d) Policy issues (10 presentation, 15 discussion.) |
M. Bauer | ||
COFEE BREAK | |||
Breakout session III (Working groups reconvene to revise action plans) |
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Breakout session IV (Working groups reconvene to revise action plans) |
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LUNCH | |||
Plenary Session VI: Research agenda and future research needs |
M.J. Molina F. Guzman |
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Outreach/capacity building | G. Mejia M. Gardener |
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Summary - revised action plans from Breakout sessions III and IV |
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Recommendations for additional future research activities, etc. |
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Concluding remarks | L.T. Molina | ||
RECEPTION |