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Salt production is a sub-category of the mining activities in respect of the country specific approach used. | Salt production is a sub-category of the mining activities in respect of the country specific approach used. | ||
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+ | The Tier 1 methodology for the emissions from salt mining represents only a small portion of emissions from this sector - few than 4%, depending on the PM fraction. Considering the limited scale of the activity and emission, the part is considered to be below the significance for higher Tiers. Please see the small relevance of this under trend diskussion. | ||
===== Methodology ===== | ===== Methodology ===== | ||
- | With the use of the 2019 GB method [(EMEP/ | + | With the use of the 2023 GB method [(EMEP/ |
- | In particular, this concerns input variables on humidity and wind speed, which are differentiated into regions. Due to data availability, | + | In particular, this concerns input variables on humidity and wind speed, which are localized according |
+ | Parameters on weather as well as on areas can thus be improved in the model above. In a first this was done by using weather | ||
No area information from the Corine land cover before 2010 is used (consistent data sets). In addition, information from CLC category 131 (Mineral extraction sites [(Copernicus 2019: CLC-classes; | No area information from the Corine land cover before 2010 is used (consistent data sets). In addition, information from CLC category 131 (Mineral extraction sites [(Copernicus 2019: CLC-classes; | ||
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As provided in the Guidebook model, specific AD for hard rock, sand, and recycled material are applied. | As provided in the Guidebook model, specific AD for hard rock, sand, and recycled material are applied. | ||
Because of incomplete national statistics, these AD are taken from nationals and international association information [(European Industry Association data are published annually at https:// | Because of incomplete national statistics, these AD are taken from nationals and international association information [(European Industry Association data are published annually at https:// | ||
- | For time series | + | For time series |
- | The data from national statistics includes | + | Data of production of potash and rock salt are included in national statistics. Potash salt is dominating, nevertheless gaps of statistics are filled and emissions are modelled as potash salt only. |
===== Emission factors ===== | ===== Emission factors ===== | ||
- | The calculation of emissions takes into account national circumstances and reduction measures.The calculations are available in total more than ten Excel files (individual years since 1990, annually from 2010). Since the GB tool in principle calculates emissions for exactly one year [(EMEP/ | + | The calculation of emissions takes into account national circumstances and reduction measures.The calculations are available in total more than ten Excel files (individual years since 1990, annually from 2010). Since the GB tool in principle calculates emissions for exactly one year [(EMEP/ |
With the help of the GB tools, IEFs are estimated on an annual basis, which are used for the inventory method AR x EF. The emission factors are virtual, but the calculation of this is modified by national circumstances on the parameters. So we would name the EF as country-specific. | With the help of the GB tools, IEFs are estimated on an annual basis, which are used for the inventory method AR x EF. The emission factors are virtual, but the calculation of this is modified by national circumstances on the parameters. So we would name the EF as country-specific. | ||
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The Tier 1 methodology for the emissions from salt mining represents only a small portion of emissions from this sector - few than 4%, depending on the PM fraction. Considering the limited scale of the activity and emission, the part is considered to be below the significance for higher Tiers. | The Tier 1 methodology for the emissions from salt mining represents only a small portion of emissions from this sector - few than 4%, depending on the PM fraction. Considering the limited scale of the activity and emission, the part is considered to be below the significance for higher Tiers. | ||
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===== Recalculations ===== | ===== Recalculations ===== | ||
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+ | The former years in particular were improved by valid meteorological data. | ||
=====Planned improvements ===== | =====Planned improvements ===== | ||
At the moment, it is planned evaluate further Country specific conditions. | At the moment, it is planned evaluate further Country specific conditions. |