Air and Odor Management Conference and Technology

Showcase, Toronto, Canada, September 19 - 20, 2019

Air and Odor Management Conference and Technology Showcase, September 19th – 20th, University of Toronto, Hart house

About AOMCTS 2019

Air and Odor Management Conference and Technology Showcase Toronto, Canada, September 19 - 20, 2019 We are delighted to invite you to join over 200 attendees, including top scientists and industry leaders, for the 2019 Air & Odor Management Conference (AOMCTS). Air Pollution in the Cloud, this year, AOMCTS will bring together members of the scientific community, government, industry, and non-governmental organizations, who are pushing the boundaries of air quality and odor science and addressing their impacts on society. Under the theme "Air pollution in the cloud: Transformative sensing and data mining for cleaner air".

Industries of Interest

• Government agencies

• University and Researcher

• Wastewater Treatment

• Waste Management

• Petrochemical, oil and gas

• Food Processing and Agriculture

• Pulp and Paper

• Composting

• Manufacturing

• Smart City

AOMCTS will Feature

• 250 attendees

• 48 presentations

• 22 tradeshow booths

• 8 keynote lectures

Conference Topics

▪ Air quality data mining

▪ Air and odor exposure

▪ Emerging pollutants

▪ Indoor air quality

▪ Innovative monitoring systems

▪ Public engagement

▪ Remediation and abatement

▪ Artificial Intelligence

▪ Dispersion modelling

▪ Industrial air pollution

▪ Policy and legislation

▪ Community science

▪ Odor impact assessment

▪ Technology for Smart Cities

AOMCTS 2019 Schedule at a Glance

Thursday, September 19, 2019 Friday, September 20, 2019

8:00 - 9:00 am Breakfast - Registration

8:00 - 9:00 am

Breakfast

9:00 - 10:30 am Welcome

Plenary session

9:00 - 10:30 am Welcome

Plenary session

10:30 - 11:00 am Break – Exhibition Hall and

Poster Viewing

10:30 - 11:00 am Break – Exhibition Hall and

Poster Viewing

11:00 am - 12:30 pm Technical session 1

Technology for Smart Cities

11:00 am - 12:30 noon Technical session 1

Innovative monitoring systems

12:30 - 1:30 pm Lunch - Exhibition Hall and

poster viewing

12:30 - 1:30 pm Lunch - Exhibition Hall and

poster viewing

1:30 - 3:00 pm Technical session 2

Air quality data mining

1:30 - 3:00 pm Technical session 2

Odor impact assessment

3:00 - 3:30 pm Break – Exhibition Hall and

poster viewing

3:00 - 3:30 pm Break – Exhibition Hall and

poster viewing

3:30 - 5:00 pm Technical session 3

Air and odor exposure

3:30 - 5:00 pm Technical session 3

Regulation and Mitigation

Networking reception 5:30 to 8:30

Detailed Conference Program

Plenary Session, Thursday, September 19th, 9:00 -10:30 am

Speaker Organization Title

1 Matthew Adams University of Toronto Air Pollution Monitoring on the Move: Challenges and Opportunities

2 Steve Easterbrook University of Toronto. Machine Learning and Atmospheric Modelling: A Prognostic View

3 Miriam Diamond University of Toronto New Landscape of Personal Passive Exposure Monitors

4 Trevor Imhoff City of Hamilton Overview of Air Quality Challenges and Initiatives in the City of Hamilton

5 Louise Aubin Peel Public Health Overview of Air Quality Challenges and Initiatives in the Region of Peel

Technical Session 1, Thursday, September 19th, 11:00 am - 12:30 am

Technology for Smart Cities

Speaker Organization Title

6

Lama Alfaseeh, Shadi Djavadian, Ran Tu, Bilal Farooq, Marianne Hatzopoulou

Ryerson University Real-Time Eco-Routing of Intelligent Vehicles Using A Distributed Traffic Management System

7 Iveta Steinberga, Janis Bikse, Janis Bikse, Janis Kleperis, Liene Sustere

University of Latvia Estimation of Applicability of Low-Cost Sensor Measurements for Air Pollution Monitoring in Urban Area.

8 Omid Youssefi - Junshi Xu Scentroid, University of Toronto Urban Scanner Project: High Resolution Air and Traffic Sensing, Using an Innovative Mobile Platform

9 Zhiqiang Zhai, Guohua Song, Le Yu

Beijing Jiaotong University, Texas Southern University

Framework of Traffic Emission Model on Link Level Based on Real-World Vehicle Specific Power Distributions: Practice in Beijing

10 Loren D. Knopper Stantec Assessing Cancer Risk from Exposure to Diesel Exhaust: Potential Approaches for use in Environmental Assessments

11 B. Kraakman, M. Ward, S. Cowden, J. Cesca, B. Design

JACOBS Advanced Sewer Process Modelling to Develop Odour And Corrosion Risk Profiles for Managing Sewer Assets

Technical Session 2, Thursday, September 19th, 1:30 – 3:00 pm

Air Quality Data Mining

Speaker Organization Title

12 Jonathan Wang Ontario Ministry of the

Environment, Conservation and Parks

Near- and On-road Monitoring of Traffic-Related Air Pollutants: Concentration Gradients and Vehicle Emissions along Highways in Ontario

13 Anna Shadrova, Matthew Adams University of Toronto Co-modelling of Urban Ozone and Nitrogen Dioxide Pollution in Mississauga, ON

14 Sashikanth Gurram, Vijayaraghavan Sivaraman

AirSage, University of South Florida

An Assessment of Population Exposure to NOx Using GPS Data: A Case Study for Tampa

15 Arman Ganji University of Toronto Air Quality Prediction using Deep Learning, Google Street View and Satellite Images

16 Gold Sponsor Presentation

Technical Session 3, Thursday, September 19th, 3:30 - 5:00 pm

Air and Odor Exposure

Speaker Organization Title

17 Anton Jitnikovitch Scentroid Rocky View County project: Odour Impact Assessment

18 T.F.M. Rodgers, Truong, L.M. Jantunen, P.A. Helm, M. L. Diamond

University of Toronto Organophosphate Esters (OPEs) as Persistent and Mobile Organic Compounds: Modelling OPE Fate and Emissions in Toronto, Canada

19 Ryan Abel, David Spink, Jeffrey R. Brook, Bori Arrobo

Fort McKay First Nation

The Fort McKay First Nation and its Remote, Off-grid, Continuous Namur Lake Air Monitoring Station: A Critical Platform for Maintaining Clean Air in the Moose Lake Area.

20

Cheol-Heon Jeong, Taylor Edwards, Carson Clark, Peter Murphy, Yuanyuan Xie, Alison Traub, Dana Umbrio, Manpreet Takhar, Arthur Chan, Greg Evans

University of Toronto, In-car Measurements of Exposure to Air Pollutants During Rush Hour Commutes

21 June Shen Heraeus Noblelight The Use of Ultraviolet Light for Air regeneration and Odour Reduction

22 Sandeep Madhwala, Sangeeta Sundriyala, Vignesh Prabhua,

Doon University

Temporal Variation, Characterization and Exposure Assessment of Bioaerosols in an Open Landfill Site Located Within the Urban Area of a Developing Country, India

23 Shahanaj Rahman Wageningen University and

Research Air Quality and Health Effects of Kilns’ Emissions on Brick

24 Hans Schieven Uniqair Technologies Ltd Latest Developments in Cold Plasma Odour Control Technology

Plenary Session, Friday September 20th, 09:00 - 10:30 am

Speaker Organization Title

25 Jeffrey Siegel University of Toronto The Future of Indoor Air: Cognitive Function, Intentional Manipulation, and Privacy

26 Scott Weichenthal McGill University Recent Advances in Air Pollution Exposure Science: Particle Oxidative Potential and Deep Learning for Exposure Estimation

27 Krystal Pollitt Yale University _

28 Robert Healy Ontario Ministry of the

Environment, Conservation and Parks

Mobile Monitoring and Passive Sampling of Volatile Organic Compounds

29 Stephanie Gower Toronto Public Health Overview of Air Quality Challenges and Initiatives in the City of Toronto

30 Steve Hankey Virginia Tech New Empirical Methods for Modeling Air Pollution and Active Travel

Technical Session 4 - Friday September 20th, 11:00 am - 12:30 pm

Innovative Monitoring Systems

Speaker Organization Title

31 Taylor Edwards, Jonathan Wang, Cheol-Heon Jeong, Greg Evans

University of Toronto Direct Roadside Measurement of Traffic-Related CO2 Emission Trends Using a Simple Sensor Array

32

S. Ars, C. Arrowsmith, E. Knuckey, J. L. Phillips, N. Mostafavi Pak, S. Heerah, D. Worthy, F.Vogel, and D. Wunch

University of Toronto Characterization of Methane Emissions in the Greater Toronto Area Using In-Situ Mobile Measurements

33 Govind Singh Thakor University of Guelph Testing & Validation of Mobile Air Quality Monitor for Sensing & Delineating VOC Emissions

34 Douglas Later, Nichole Crane, Jayc Johnson, Benjamin Bunes, and Ling Zang

Vaporsens Zang Research Lab at University of

Utah

Innovative Systems Based on Organic Nanofiber Sensors for Air Quality Monitoring

35 David Hofbauer WSP How Aerial Drones Can Assist with Odour Sampling

36 Michael Boonstra, Josh Thacker TSI Incorporated, Concept Controls _

Technical Session 5 - Friday September 20th, 1:30 - 3:00 pm

Odor Impact Assessment

Speaker Organization Title

37 David McEwen Brown and Caldwell Using Odor Panel Data to Enhance Odor Dispersion Models

38 Anna H. Bokowa, Magdalena A. Bokowa

EOC Environmental Cannabis Cultivation: The Importance of Odour Assessment and Control in Cannabis production

39 Anders O. Wistrom, Jack Delin

Centriair Setting Performance Requirements for Odor Control

40 Esther Bérubé Metro Vancouver Managing Emissions from Cannabis Production and Processing n Metro Vancouver

41 L. le Roux, M. Johnson, B. Kraakman, J. Borghesi

BioAir Solutions, Jacobs

Biotechniques Replacing Chemical Treatment Technology, Start-Up, Performance, Reliability and Sustainability of a Full-Scale Biotrickling Filter Application Evaluated

42 Jeffrey Perron BioService Environment Neutralizing Odors Through Nano Fogging

Technical Session 6 - Friday September 20th, 3:30 - 5:00 pm

Regulation and Mitigation

Speaker Organization Title

43 Nicole Shantz, Franco DiGiovanni, Lucas Neil

Hemmera Envirochem Inc. Air Emissions and Odour Assessments for Land Use Compatibility

44 Nishant Sharma, Debapratim Pandit

IIT Kharagpur Effects of Changing Dynamics of Vehicle Fleet and Ownership on Urban Air Quality: A Case of Kolkata

45 David Wood, Bill Van Heyst University of Guelph The Development and Validation of a Novel Photocatalytic Air Pollution Barrier for the Mitigation of Roadside NOx

46 Stephanie Shaw, David Wood, Bill Van Heyst

University of Guelph The Application of a Photocatalytic Air Pollution Control Technology for the Removal of Cannabis Derived Terpenes

47 Justin Fisher Micro Pulse LiDAR, Hexagon Elevate Atmospheric Monitoring with LiDAR

48 Indu Bikram Joshi Ministry of Industry,

Government of Nepal Air Pollution Control in Cement Industries of Nepal

Air and Odor Management Conference and Technology Showcase, September 19th – 20th, University of Toronto, Hart house

About the Conference Venue AOMCTS 2019 will be held at the University of Toronto, Canada! The conference as well as the technology showcase will be held at historical Hart House building. The University of Toronto is a globally top-ranked public research university in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Founded by royal charter in 1827 as King's College, the first institution of higher learning in the colony of Upper Canada, University of Toronto predates Canada itself.

Historic Hart House Building AOMCTS 2019 will be held at the University of Toronto's St George Campus. The

conference as well as the technology showcase will be held at the historical Hart House

building. Established in 1919, Hart House is the earliest student center in all of North

America. It houses over 200,000 square foot of libraries, debate rooms, and fitness

center. The Collegiate Gothic-revival complex was the work of architect Henry Sproatt,

who worked alongside decorator Alexander Scott Carter, and engineer Ernest Rolph,

and subsequently designed the campanile at its southwestern corner, Soldiers' Tower.

Great Hall The conference will be held at the Great Hall in Hart House. This beautiful Gothic style

room has soaring ceilings with great bronze chandeliers, tall glass windows, marble

floors and oak paneling, making it Hart House's signature space.

Air and Odor Management Conference and Technology Showcase, September 19th – 20th, University of Toronto, Hart house

Sponsors and Exhibitors of the Air & Odor Management

Conference and Technology Showcase AOMCTS 2019

This conference brings together members of the scientific community, government, industry, and

non-governmental organizations, all of whom are pushing the boundaries of air quality and odor

science and addressing their impacts on society. Sponsors and exhibitors will benefit from a

perfect opportunity to network with industry leaders and demonstrate the most innovative

products and services in air quality and odor.

AOMCTS draws 200-250 attendees and presents a wide variety of promotional opportunities to

help keep your company’s name “front and center” in the minds of conference attendees, before,

during and after their conference experience. Select from our exclusive Gold, Silver and Bronze

package or pick out an advertising opportunity or exhibit space!

Sponsorship opportunities start from as little as CAD$ 1300 to promote your company. We are

open to ideas not listed in order to meet your needs. If there is something not on the list that you

would like to suggest, let us know as soon as possible. Book early to avoid disappointment on this

fantastic opportunity in a niche market!

Sponsorship and showcase opportunities

Please contact Mr. Hesam (Sam) Kashani, Business Development Manager, Scentroid.

E: hesam.k@scentroid.com or info@aomcts.com

T: +1 416.479.0078 x 208