Title: AERO Modelling System
1AERO Modelling System
Emissions from Aviation AERO
Hans Pulles ICAO Briefing to UNFCCC SBSTA22 Bonn,
May 2005
2Emissions from Aviation AERO
Overview of AERO modelling system
3AERO Data
Emissions from Aviation AERO
- Unified database built from 4 independent
databases base year 1992 - Model system verified for 1992 and 1997/1998
(including economics) - Comparison year with UNFCCC data 1999
- Results
4AERO2KAviation Emissions Inventory for 2002 and
2025
Emissions from Aviation AERO2K
Chris Eyers ICAO Briefing to UNFCCC SBSTA22 Bonn,
May 2005
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5AERO2k Overview
Emissions from Aviation AERO2K
- An inventory of global aviation emissions for the
year 2002 based on - an aircraft movements database
- aircraft fuel usage predictions,
- engine emissions data.
- A forecast of global aviation emissions for 2025
based on predicted aircraft movements - A tool to assess aviation emissions now and in
the future
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6The AERO2k Inventory
Emissions from Aviation AERO2K
- AERO2K creates a database of global aviation
emissions for the year 2002 based on - Actual 2002 aircraft movements database
- Updated aircraft fuel usage predictions based on
PIANO modelling tool - Updated engine emissions data
- New particulate and distance flown data
- AERO2k produces a forecast of global emissions
for 2025 based on predicted aircraft movements
- Based on publicly available data
- Uses latest available data from DLR Fuel Flow
method
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7AERO2K Data Integration
Emissions from Aviation AERO2K
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8Allocation onto global grid
Emissions from Aviation AERO2K
- Fuel and emissions are allocated onto global
grids. - The method determines length of path flown in
each cell (e.g. blue line on flight path shown). - Fuel and emissions allocated accordingly.
latitude
longitude
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9Forecast for 2025
Emissions from Aviation AERO2K
- Factors or methods describing
- change of fuel burn (sfc),
- change of emissions characteristics,
- selection of aircraft types (based on ASK load
factor), - uplift on numbers of movements
- Factors specific to regions
- Factors produced by UK DTI (in conjunction with
Airbus) are applied within the AERO2k software
tool to produce a forecast of global emissions
for 2025
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10Improvements over previous inventories
Emissions from Aviation AERO2K
- Other inventories (ANCAT/EC2, NASA, AERO, FAST,
AEM, Corinair etc) exist and all have their
specific application - AERO2K aims to provide the best available
aviation emissions data, via - Improved routing assumptions and representation
of flight profiles for present day traffic - Updated and improved methodologies for
determining fuel usage - New inventory parameters e.g. flown distances per
grid cell per hour (for contrail impact analysis)
and CO/HC and particle number emission indices
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11Applications
Emissions from Aviation AERO2K
- AERO2K software tool can be re-run or developed
further to produce, for example, - selected datasets (eg national emissions)
- other forecasts (eg using FESG forecast)
- other base years or forecast years
- comparison of data with other inventories/methodol
ogies
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12AERO2k Overview
Emissions from Aviation AERO2K
- Gridded 4D emissions results
- 2002 inventory
- 2025 forecast
- Results available at
- http//www.cate.mmu.
- ac.uk/aero2k.asp
- Results by Country to follow ..
Gridded fuel data (total mass) for one full day
NOx - 2002 internal and Eastbound traffic from
Europe
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13AERO2K