The ACTRIS Sweden national research infrastructure for short-lived climate pollutants

Description

The ACTRIS Sweden national research infrastructure provides support to researchers that require long-term quality-assured data on short-lived climate forcers and pollutants, including aerosols, clouds and reactive trace gases, and access to field stations.
ACTRIS Sweden is the Swedish node of the pan-European research infrastructure ACTRIS ERIC (Aerosol, Clouds, Trace gases Research Infrastructure; www.actris.eu), an ESFRI Landmark Research Infrastructure in the environment domain.
ACTRIS Sweden has made a strategic choice to strictly co-locate all its ground-based observational stations with ICOS Sweden, that is providing data on long-lived greenhouse gases and ecosystems. Both national research infrastructures are coordinated by Lund University with support from the Swedish Research Council.
ACTRIS Sweden is already now operating co-located stations at Hyltemossa, Norunda and Zeppelin on Svalbard, and will start operations at Svartberget and Östergarnsholm.
Focusing our joint activities on a selected number of stations will create environmental super-sites which will facilitate highly interdisciplinary observations enabling ground-breaking Earth system science and atmospheric research to be performed.
At the end of the implementation phase (2022-2026), ACTRIS Sweden will provide access to five ACTRIS-ICOS stations along a north-south gradient and two mobile exploratory platforms. All ACTRIS data are freely available in Open Access for any purpose.

Period	2024 May 15
Event title	Swedish Climate Symposium 2024
Event type	Conference
Location	Norrköping, SwedenShow on map