The sustainable development of the cities aims to increase the green
areas since the vegetation addresses diverse urban challenges such as air
quality, climate, human health, etc.. Therefore, EU LIFE project VEG GAP is
developing new methodologies and tools for analyzing the air quality of our
cities and, thus, supporting the air quality management and urban planning .
The information platform developed in the project provides useful information
on linkages between vegetation, temperature, and air pollution and can be used
in the development of effective control strategies to maintain and improve air
quality in European cities. The project partners will show the new tools
developed and the current local understanding on vegetation effects for the
pilot cities: Bologna, Madrid and Milano. In the second Workshop organised
in Bologna by the EU LIFE VEG GAP project, after receiving information about
the project and its platform, the audience will be invited to interact with the
speakers and provide input for the improvement of the platform.
Mihaela Mircea (ENEA), Contesto operativo per valutare i molteplici legami tra vegetazione e aria nelle città [Mircea_ENEA1]
- Mihaela Mircea (ENEA), Gli impatti della vegetazione sulla qualità dell’aria [Mircea_ENEA2]
- Giuseppe Cremona, Beatrice Sorrentino (ENEA), Bologna: scenario del verde attuale e futuro [Cremona_Sorrentino_ENEA]
- Felicita Russo (ENEA), Gli impatti della vegetazione sulla meteorologia - parametrizzazioni [Russo_ENEA]
- Massimo D'Isidoro (ENEA), Gli impatti della vegetazione sulla meteorologia [Disidoro_ENEA]
- Sandro Finardi, Nicola Pepe, Camillo Silibello (ARIANET), La vegetazione urbana attuale e futura [Finardi_Pepe_Silibello_
- Sandro Finardi, Nicola Pepe, Camillo Silibello (ARIANET), Gli impatti della vegetazione sulla qualità dell’aria: emissioni biogeniche [Finardi_Pepe_Silibello_