ACTRIS-FI will host the ACTRIS Head Office and the statutory seat of the ACTRIS legal entity. Noe, Estonian University of Life ScienceĪCTRIS-FI is the Finnish component of the distributed research infrastructure ACTRIS.
Membership Status in the Interim ACTRIS Council: – There is not yet a statement from official Estonian stakeholders on ACTRIS participation. ACTRIS-EE comprehends different building blocks including national observation services, multi-parameter instrument sites, experimental simulation platforms, and calibration centres for aerosol instrumentation. The RPOs manage the research sites providing in-situ and remotely-sensed observations on aerosol, trace gases, dynamics and thermodynamic, and experimental platforms for investigating atmospheric air quality. Formally, the Estonian University of Life Sciences, the University of Tartu, and the Estonian Environmental Research Centre are associated partners of ACTRIS. Currently 3 Research Performing Organizations participate in the ACTRIS-EE national consortium: the Estonian University of Life Sciences, the University of Tartu, the Estonian Environmental Research Centre, and Tartu Observatory. ACTRIS-DK is not on the national research infrastructure roadmap, but initiatives are taken to have it on the road map in the future.ĪCTRIS-EE is the Estonian component of the distributed research infrastructure ACTRIS. Aarhus University is running all monitoring networks in Denmark and in Greenland including particle size distribution measurements. The RPOs contribute to ACTRIS national Facilities with observational and exploratory platforms which focus on the studies of aerosol formation, growth, and processes. ACTRIS-DK is constituted by a national ACTRIS consortium of the Research Performing organizations (RPOs) Aarhus University and University of Copenhagen. Milan Váňa, Czech Hydrometeorological InstituteĪCTRIS-DK is the Danish component of the distributed research infrastructure ACTRIS. Jean Sciare, EEWRC director, The Cyprus Instituteīased on the long-term collaboration on implementation of the national and international projects, monitoring programmes and networks, four partners (Czech Hydrometeorological Institute, The Institute of Chemical Process Fundamentals of the CAS, v.v.i., Global Change Research Institute of the CAS, v.v.i., Masaryk univerzity CAS, v.v.i.), signed the Memorandum of Understanding on Future Cooperation in 2013 and formally established the ACTRIS consortia in the Czech Republic.ĪCTRIS-CZ is on the national research infrastructure roadmap. The governance structure of ACTRIS-Cy is currently being setting up. Since June 2017 ACTRIS-BG has been on the Bulgaria National roadmap for research infrastructure 2017-2023, which is a clear sign for the national recognition of the conducted research.ĭimitar Tonev, Institute for Nuclear Research and Nuclear Energy (INRNE)Į-mail: Nikolova, Institute for Nuclear Research and Nuclear Energy, Bulgarian Academy of SciencesĪCTRIS-Cy has been ranked first of the ESFRI projects in the Expression of Interest coordinated in July 2017 by the Directorate General for European Programmes, Coordination and Development (DGEPCD) in the framework of the 2016 National Roadmap.
The organizations are involved in ACTRIS activities with their atmospheric measurement sites – mountain station BEO Moussala (for aerosol in situ observations) and Sofia EARLINET lidar station (for aerosol remote-sensing observations). The ACTRIS-BG Bulgarian national consortium consists of two research organizations, Institute for Nuclear Research and Nuclear Energy and Institute of Electronics at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, which have signed a Memorandum of Understanding. Martine De Mazière, Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy (BIRA-IASB) There is not yet any MoU nor official consortium document established. The Belgian (federal) Science Policy Office is supporting ACTRIS. Jochen Wagner, Division for Biomedical Physics, Medical University, Innsbruckīelgium does not yet have a national Roadmap but is planning to have one in the future. Membership Status in the Interim ACTRIS Council: Member A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) will be signed by the partners by the end of 2019. There are regular physical meetings and limited national funding for our networking activities. The Austrian Federal Ministry of Education, Science and Research supports ACTRIS-AUSTRIA. The national ACTRIS consortium consists of seven partners, five Universities, the Austrian weather service, ZAMG and the private company LuftBlick. The status of the national ACTRIS consortium
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