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 ====== TFMM trend methodology ====== ====== TFMM trend methodology ======
-[[http://www.nilu.no/projects/ccc/tfmm/index.html|TFMM]] +This page allows for exchanging and share information on recommended methods for the TFMMM trend assessment in 2015. A summary of the recommendations from the workshop in Paris in November 2015 can be found in Laurence Rouil'[[http://www.nilu.no/projects/ccc/tfmm/paris_2014/presentations_18nov2014/trends_workplan.pptx|presentation]] 
  
-This page shall allow an overview on recommended methods for the TFMMM trend assessment in 2015. 
  
-Content coming up soon: 
  
 ===== Which Reference Period? ===== ===== Which Reference Period? =====
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 |Comments: Is this ok?| |Comments: Is this ok?|
  
 +Wenche Aas: //In the summary from the Paris workshop it was stated that the period should be from 1992-2012. But I think we have to start at 1990 since that is the reference year for the Gothenburg protocol. A question is whether the latter period 2002-2012 is 11 years (including 2002 and 2012), I assume so. If one wants to dived the two periods and look at the first period separately, that should then be 1990-2011 (12 years).//
 ===== Which trends? ===== ===== Which trends? =====
  
-Species: PM10, PM25, O3, NO2, BaP, S DepositionDeposition+Species: PM10, PM25, O3, NO2, Deposition (S and N), heavy metals (Hg,Cd,Pb), POPs (BaP)
  
 Filters: Transport Sectors, Day/Night... Filters: Transport Sectors, Day/Night...
  
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 +Wenche Aas: //For studying trends in deposition it would be beneficial to actually rather look at concentrations in precipitation and  air/aerosols, especially when looking at measured data since dry deposition is not measured. Precipitation amount can be look at separately or in addition to concentration in precipitation.//
 ===== Statistical Methods ===== ===== Statistical Methods =====
  
 75% data coverage per year and 75% of period 75% data coverage per year and 75% of period
  
-[[emep:tfmmtrendstations|Selected stations]]+[[emep:emep-experts:tfmmtrendstations|Selected stations]]
  
-References to statistical methods+**Discussion on trend methodology**
  
-[[http://www.msceast.org/trends/methodology.doc|Description of MSCE trend methodology]]+[[http://www.msceast.org/trends/noteontrends.doc|A note on trend methodology by MSC-E]]
  
-[[http://www.msceast.org/trends/noteontrends.doc|Discussion on trend methodology]]+[[https://wiki.met.no/_media/emep/emep-experts/mannkendall_note.pdf | A note on the use of Mann Kendall statistics by CCC ]] 
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 +[[http://www.msceast.org/trends/methodology.doc|Description of MSCE trend methodology]]
 ===== Software tools ===== ===== Software tools =====
    
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 [[http://www.msceast.org/trends/program.zip|MSCE trend tool]] [[http://www.msceast.org/trends/program.zip|MSCE trend tool]]
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 +[[http://www.msceast.org/trends/Program_v1.zip|MSCE trend tool version 1]]
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