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Camilla Margareta Andersson
Born
Nationality
Telephone
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June 12, 1979
Swedish
+46(11)4958203 (work)
camilla.andersson [at] smhi.se
Academic degrees
2009
PhD in applied environmental science at Stockholm University achieved 3 April 2009.
Andersson, C. “Air pollution dependency on Climate Variability and Source region –
Past, current and Future Air pollution scenarios over Europe”, supervisors HC
Hansson and Christer Johansson (Stockholm University) and Joakim Langner (SMHI).
2005
Master of Science in Technical Physics at Chalmers Technical University,
Gothenburg, Sweden.
Employment
2010 Researcher at SMHI, air quality unit.
Air pollution modelling of environmental and health impacts, and interaction with
climate change. Model development of aerosol dynamics. Project leadership.
2008-2010
Air pollution consultant at SMHI, department of environment and security.
Programme Manager and scientifically advisor for international training course in air
pollution management. Developer for the Swedish environmental surveillance.
2005 - 2009
PhD student in applied environmental science at Stockholm University at the
Department of Environmental Science (ITM). Regional scale modelling of air
pollutants and their coupling to health impacts and climate variability.
2005
Research assistant at Stockholm University, ITM.
2005
Researcher at the research department (air quality unit) at SMHI.
Development of a new validation method using LIDAR data.
2004
Researcher at SMHI, air quality unit.
Scenario calculations and quality assessment of air pollutant dispersion model
(MATCH).
2002 - 2003
Researcher at SMHI, air quality unit.
Scenario calculations and quality assessment of regional climate model (RCA2).
2000 - 2000
Researcher at SMHI, remote sensing unit.
Quality assessment of classification method of cloud climatology from satellites using
ground-based observations (synop).
Current scientific work
Regional scale dispersion model development and modelling of
• Aerosol dynamics; number, chemistry and aging
• Surface ozone, particle mass, deposition of sulphur and nitrogen
• State of the environment in Sweden, including assimilation methods
• Impact of climate change and variability in meteorology on air quality over Europe
• Impact on human health by air pollution
Current research projects
2014-2016
SCAC – research programme funded by the Swedish EPA
2013-2015
Assessment of changing conditions, environmental policies, time-activities, exposure
and disease, ACCEPTED, funded by ERA-ENVHEALTH. Funder for Swedish
activites is the Swedish EPA.
2012-2015
IMPACT2C – funded by the EU within the 7th framework programme.
2012-2013
FAN, funded by the Nordic Ministry council.
2011-2014
Monitoring atmospheric composition & climate, MACC-II, funded by the European
Union under the 7th framework programme.
Previous research projects (selected)
2006-2012
Swedish Clean Air Research Programme, SCARP, funded by the Swedish EPA.
2010-2012
CLEO, funded by the Swedish EPA.
Project leadership (selected)
2013-2015
Work package leader in the international research programme ACCEPTED, funded by
the Swedish EPA as a partner in ERA-ENVHEALTH.
2009Project leadership at SMHI within numerous projects, e.g. the research programme
SCARP and Swedish environmental surveillance.
2009-2010
Program manager of Air Pollution Management for India, international training
programme funded by the Swedish International Development Agency.
Teaching and supervising experience (selected)
2011-2013
2011
2008
2007-2011
Guest lecturer at multiple occasions at Uppsala University for Master Students in
Meteorology and Environment (reference Monica Mårtensson).
Supervisor for Oskar Jönsson’s diploma work (Master Thesis), University of
Linköping, Master of Science in Sustainable Development. Influence of air mass
origin and transport on air pollution concentration, composition and potential effects
on mortality in the Stockholm region.
Improvement to a course in environmental science at ITM, Stockholm University.
Lecturer and scientific advisor for the international training programme in Air
Pollution Management programmes at SMHI (SIDA International Training
Programmes).
Other (selected) merits
2011
Invited speaker at the Joint Research Centre in Ispra, Italy.
2011
Reviewer to PhD project application sent to the Icelandic Research Fund for Graduate
Students.
2011
Contributor to EEA report (reference Valentin Foltescu).
2010-2011
Contributor to the EU-project Climat-TRAP (reference Bertil Forsberg).
2010-2012
Member of the scientific reference group to the project Baltic PoP (financed by the
Swedish EPA).
2009
Program manager for International Training Programme in Air Pollution Management
for India, funded by SIDA.
2006Reviewer to a number of scientific journals.
2008
Member of the education counsel at ITM, Stockholm University.
2008
Course in Media publishing techniques within the Bert Bolin Climate Centre
2008
Contributor to EEA report: “Impacts of Europe’s changing climate – 2008. Indicatorbased assessment.” EEA report 4/2008.
2007-2008
Scientific exchange to Joint Research Centre in Ispra, Italy.
Scientific publications
Publication statistics
Total number of peer-reviewed publications (2007-2013): 10
Total number of citations: 98
h-index: 5
Peer-reviewed articles (2007-2013):
2013
Orru, H., Andersson, C., Ebi, K., Langner, J., Åström, C. and
Forsberg, B. “Impact of climate change on ozone related mortality
and morbidity in Europe.” European Respiratory Journal 41 (2), 285-
2013
2012
2010
2009
2009
2009
2007
2007
294. DOI:10.1183/09031936.00210411
Number of citations: 2 (web of science).
Jönsson, O., Andersson, C., Forsberg, B. and Johansson, C. ”Health
impacts and air pollution episodes in Stockholm regional background
air due to European source regions” Boreal Environment Research
18, 280-302. http://www.borenv.net/BER/pdfs/ber18/ber18-280.pdf
Number of citations: 0.
Langner, J., Engardt, M. and Andersson, C. “European summer
surface ozone 1990-2100” Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics 12,
10097-10105.
Number of citations: 3 (web of science).
Andersson, C. and Engardt, M. “European ozone in a future climate
– the importance of changes in dry deposition and isoprene
emissions.” Journal of Geophysical Research 115,
doi:10.1029/2008JD011690.
Number of citations: 23 (web of science).
Engardt, M., Bergström, R. and Andersson, C. “Climate and
emissions changes contributing to changes in near-surface ozone in
Europe over the coming decades – Results from model studies.”
Ambio 38(8), 452-458.
Number of citations: 13 (web of science)
Andersson, C., Bergström, R. and Johansson, C. “Population
exposure and mortality due to regional background PM in Europe –
long-term simulations of source-region and shipping contributions.”
Atmospheric Environment 43, 3614-3620.
Number of citations: 13 (web of science).
Langner, J., Andersson, C. and Engardt, M. “Atmospheric input of
nitrogen to the Baltic Sea basin: Present situation, variability due to
meteorology and impact of climate change”. Boreal Environment
Research 14, 226-237.
Number of citations: 11 (web of science).
Andersson, C., Langner, J. and Bergström, R. “Interannual variation
and trends in air pollution over Europe due to climate variability
during 1958 2001 simulated with a regional CTM coupled to the
ERA40 reanalysis.” Tellus B 59 (1), 77-98. doi: 10.1111/j.16000889.2006.00196.x
Number of citations: 30 (web of science).
Andersson, C. and Langner, J. “Inter-annual Variations of Ozone and
Nitrogen Dioxide Over Europe During 1958–2003 Simulated with a
Regional CTM”. Focus: Water, Air and Soil Pollution, doi:
10.1007/s11267-006-9088-4.
Number of citations: 3 (scopus).
Publically available data sets (ECDS)
IMPORT
EU-NEPAP
Peer reviewed reports, books, book chapters and conference proceedings with international
Coverage (a selection)
2013
Andersson, C., et al. MATCH-SALSA – Multi-scale Atmospheric Transport and
CHemistry model coupled to the SALSA aerosol microphysics model. SMHI RMK
report no 115. http://www.smhi.se/polopoly_fs/1.34622!RMK%20115.pdf
2012
2012
2012
2012
2009
2008
2006
Andersson, C., m.fl. “A new regional CTM with aerosol dynamics”. Proceedings of
the Air Quality conference in Athens, Greece.
Jönsson, O., Andersson, C., Forsberg, B. and Johansson, C. “Health impact and high
air pollution episodes due to major source regions in Europe related to current
emission inventories”. Proceedings of the Air Quality conference in Athens, Greece.
Andersson, C., m.fl “Future surface ozone over Europe – precursor emissions will
dominate over changes induced by climate change”. Proceedings of the Air Quality
conference in Athens, Greece.
Langner, J., Andersson, C. and Engardt, M. Modelling the Impact of Climate Change
on Air Pollution over Europe Using the MATCH CTM Linked to an Ensemble of
Regional Climate Scenarios. Chapter 103 in Steyn, D.G. and Trini Castelli, S. (eds),
Air Pollution Modeling and its Application XXI, NATO Science for Peace and
Security Series C: Environmental Security 4. Doi 10.1007/978-94-007-1359-8-103.
Springer Science+Business Media B.V..
Andersson, C. “Air pollution dependency on climate variability and source region Past, current and Future air pollution scenarios over Europe.” Doctoral Thesis,
Stockholm University. ISBN 978-91-7155-828-2.
Andersson, C. and Engardt, M. “Changes in European surface ozone due to climate
change. IGAC conference, Bridging the scales, abstracts.
Andersson, C., and Langner, J. “On the importance of meteorological parameters for
air pollution over Europe. IGAC/CACGP/WMO conference, Atmospheric chemistry at
the interfaces, abstracts.
Non peer-reviewed publications with international coverage
2009
Eriksson, S.-G., Andersson, C., Bergström, R., Forsberg, B., Johansson, C. and
Bellander, T. ”Health effects due to Regional Air Pollution in Stockholm.” EMFO
final report.
2009
Andersson, C., Engardt, M. and Klingberg, J. “Climate change modifies Air Quality.”
popular science book chapter in Pleijel, H. (ed.) “Air Pollution and Climate Change –
two sides of the same coin?” Swedish EPA, ISBN 978-91-620-1278.
2008
Johansson, C., Andersson, C., Bergström, R. and Krecl, P. ”Exposure to particles due
to local and non-local sources in Stockholm – Estimates based on modelling and
measurements 1997-2006.” ITM-report 175. Available online:
http://slb.nu/slb/rapporter/pdf6/itm2008_175.pdf
Articles in regional or national journals
Books and book chapters in Swedish
Reports solely in Swedish (a selection)
2013
Södergren, H., Holmin-Fridell, S., Andersson, C. and Persson, C. Nationell
miljöövervakning med MATCH-Sverige systemet. SMHI report in press.
2012
Sjöberg, K. m.fl. Nationell miljöövervakning – Luft. IVL report in press.
2011
Andersson, C., m.fl. Halter och deposition av luftföroreningar – Förändring över
Sverige från 2010 till 2020 i bidrag från Sverige, Europa och Internationell sjöfart.
SMHI report, Meteorologi Nr 147.
2010
Engardt, M., Andersson, C. och Bergström, R. Modellering av Marknära Ozon.
Regionala och högupplösta tillämpningar av MATCH. SMHI report, Meteorologi Nr
145.56 pp.
2010
Marmefelt, E., Verbova, M., Malmberg, S., Gidhagen, L., Andersson, C. och Engardt,
M. Årsrapport Air Pollution Management – avser år 2008 och 2009.
Popular science articles/presentations (a selection)
2013
Presentation at the health oriented enviromental surveillance meeting in Sweden
(HÄMI)
2010
Luftmiljö in SMHI årsredovisning (annual report).
2009
Sonesten, L., Andersson, C. and Ahlgren, J. ”Närsaltsbelastningen, påverkan på
människan och klimatet.” Havet 2009.
Oral presentations at conferences (not including 9 posters)
2012
Andersson, C., Engardt, M. and Langner, J. “Future surface ozone over Europe –
precursor emissions will dominate over changes induced by climate change”Plenary
speaker at the Air Quality conference in Athens, Greece.
2011
Andersson, C., Engardt, M. and Langner, J. “Precursor emissions are more important
for future European surface ozone than climate change” Oral presentation at the
ACCENT + Symposium in Urbino, Italy.
2007
Andersson, C., Langner, J and Bergström, R. ”Dependence of past air pollution on
meteorology over Europe” Oral presentation at Saltsjöbaden 3 in Gothenburg,
Sweden.