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Emissions to air are reported by countries to EMEP. The emissions data areused for country compliance checking with EU emission ceilings andassociated emission reductions. The emissions data are also necessary asinput for air quality modelling. The quality of these "official" emissionsvaries across Europe.  As alternative to these official emissions, a spatially explicit high-resolution emission inventory (7 × 7 km) for UNECE-Europe for all yearsbetween 2003 and 2009 for the main air pollutants was made. The primary goalwas to supply air quality modellers with the input they need. The inventorywas constructed by using the reported emission national totals by sectorwhere the quality is sufficient. The reported data were analysed by sectorin detail, and completed with alternative emission estimates as needed. Thisresulted in a complete emission inventory for all countries.  For particulate matter, for each source emissions have been split in coarseand fine particulate matter, and further disaggregated to EC, OC, SO<sub>4</sub>, Naand other minerals using fractions based on the literature. Doing this at themost detailed sectoral level in the database implies that a consistent setwas obtained across Europe. This allows better comparisons withobservational data which can, through feedback, help to further identifyuncertain sources and/or support emission inventory improvements for thishighly uncertain pollutant.  The resulting emission data set was spatially distributed consistently acrossall countries by using proxy parameters. Point sources were spatiallydistributed using the specific location of the point source. The spatialdistribution for the point sources was made year-specific.  The TNO-MACC_II is an update of the TNO-MACC emissiondata set. Major updates included the time extension towards 2009, use of thelatest available reported data (including updates and corrections made untilearly 2012) and updates in distribution maps

TNO-MACC_II emission inventory; a multi-year (2003–2009) consistent high-resolution European emission inventory for air quality modelling