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4 Identifying Opportunities for Strengthening Ozone Management
Pages 19-20

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... EMISSIONS CHARACTERIZATION The NARSTO assessment document quite correctly identifies the crucial importance of addressing the many uncertainties associated with emissions characterization. However, that finding is not new; it has been identified as a critical issue in many previous studies, and yet the problem remains.
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... Adequate investments in education and training are needed to address tropospheric ozone problems. ENGAGING A LARGER SCIENTIFIC COMMUNITY A major problem in ozone-control management is the need to engage a larger scientific community by clearly identifying those issues that might be of interest to other scientists and engineers who are in areas such as statistics and data analysis, applied mathematics for combinatorial optimization, instrumentation, and meteorology.
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