Beijing Environmental Monitoring Centre Training
CERC and CERC China have won a joint project in providing Beijing Environmental Monitoring Centre with an Air Quality Forecasting System. This flagship project kicked off with an on-site training course carried out during 24-28 September in Beijing. The technical staff of Beijing EMC attended an one week intensive training to learn how to use ADMS-Urban and EMIT and to apply the models in the Air Quality Forecasting System. Over the next few months, customisation development of the forecasting system will take place to suit Beijing’s particular needs.
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