This is the Fifteenth Annual International Conference on the Modelling, Monitoring and Management of Air Pollution. Pollution is widespread throughout the world and elimination of the risks to human health is of the utmost importance. This series of meetings is aimed at the development of computational and experimental techniques to achieve a better understanding of air pollution problems and seek their solution.

The goal of this conference is to bring together researchers who are active in the study of air contaminants and to exchange information through the presentation and discussion of papers dealing with the wide variety of topics (see topics). Case study papers are encouraged, particularly those discussing the evaluation of proposed techniques and strategies. Papers of a more theoretical nature, dealing with advanced mathematical and computational methods, will also be within the scope of the conference.

This successful series first started in Mexico (1993) and continued in Barcelona (1994); Halkidiki (1995); Toulouse (1996); Bologna (1997); Genova (1998); San Francisco (1999); Cambridge, UK (2000); Ancona (2001); Segovia (2002); Catania (2003); Rhodes (2004); Cordoba (2005); and New Forest (2006). All these meetings have attracted outstanding contributions from leading researchers from all over the world.

Topics include;
- Air pollution modelling
- Air quality management
- Urban air management
- Transport emissions
- Emission inventory
- Comparison of model and experimental results
- Monitoring and laboratory studies
- Global and regional studies
- Aerosols and particles
- Climate change and air pollution
- Atmospheric chemistry
- Indoor pollution
- Environmental health effects
- Remote sensing