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Total NOx emissions by IPCC2006 sector

Dashboard for visualization of total NOx emissions by IPCC sector (2006) data. The interactive map shows Total NOx emissions by country [Gg]. The barchart displays the comparison of Total NOx emissions for each EU27 + UK contries.

  • Visualisation | Last updated: 19 May 2025
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Dashboard for visualization of total NOx emissions by IPCC sector (2006) data.
 
Data are represented by interactive map, serial chart and pie chart.
The interactive map shows Total NOx emissions by country [Gg].
The barchart displays the comparison of Total NOx emissions for each EU27 + UK contries.
The pie chart shows emission by main source category for selected country.
The charts work dynamically with the maps as follows:
No active feature selection: piechart show totals for the entire datasets
Active feature selection: piechart show aggregated totals for selected polygons.
 
Data provided by EDGAR - Emissions Database for Global Atmospheric Research.
Unit of measure: [Gg].
Reference year: 2015.
Spatial coverage: EU27 + UK.
Reference system: EPSG 3857 WebMercator.
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Originally Published | Last Updated

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