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  • Atmospheric chemistry and transport modeling
  • Environmental policy support tools
  • Air quality forecasting

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  • Simulation models are crucial for air pollution policy, but future scenario exploration requires robust validation.
  • The UK Integrated Assessment Model (UKIAM) is a fast, reduced-form model for policy support.
  • The EMEP4UK model is a complex Eulerian Atmospheric Chemistry Transport Model.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To compare the UKIAM with the EMEP4UK model for assessing future air pollution scenarios.
  • To validate the robustness of UKIAM for policy development.
  • To investigate model sensitivity to meteorological variability.

Main Methods:

  • Model intercomparison of total PM2.5, primary PM2.5, and Secondary Inorganic Aerosol concentrations.
  • Baseline year: 2018; Projections: 2040.
  • Sensitivity studies including interannual variability due to meteorological differences.

Main Results:

  • UKIAM demonstrated robustness for future scenario assessment when compared directly with EMEP4UK.
  • Both models showed good agreement with available measurements.
  • EMEP4UK successfully replicated historical air quality trends.

Conclusions:

  • A combined approach using reduced-form (UKIAM) and complex (EMEP4UK) modeling effectively supports air pollution policy.
  • This integrated modeling strategy enhances understanding of projected air quality futures.
  • The findings provide confidence in using UKIAM for policy-relevant scenario analysis.