EKSED

Quality Control

Quality Control (QC) Procedures: To control the accuracy of emission calculations,

methods, emission and sink calculations, measurements, analyzes (uncertainty, trend and

key source), archiving of information and control for activities such as reporting

covers transactions.

Quality Assurance (QA) Processes: It includes a planned review process. These transactions

impartial experts who are not directly involved in compiling and preparing the inventory

is carried out by. Preparation of inventory and subsequent QC operations

After the implementation of the QA, the review processes are carried out. This

transactions; the best emission calculation of the inventory in the light of available data and scientific knowledge.

assures that. It supports the development of the inventory.

The Quality Assurance process includes reviews conducted in two phases:

• Control and confirmation of data integrity, accuracy, completeness,

• Review of emission calculations with the National Inventory Report.

Updated UNFCCC Reporting Guidelines on QA/QC transactions, annual inventories

(FCCC/SBSTA/2006/9) includes the following quality criteria:

Transparency: To facilitate the evaluation of inventory information by its users

Assumptions and methods used should be clearly explained.

It means.

Consistency: Emissions inventory is fully occupied by material inventories.

means they will. If there is an inconsistency, the reasons are explained in detail.

Datasets to calculate source emissions or sinks

is in the inventory. In the category used in different ways for kitchens, governments

In line with the International Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) Good Practice Guidelines and in fashion

If they are not rescheduled, they are treated as accounts.

Comparability: Emissions reported by Annex-1(1) of the Convention and

It makes sense that pharyngeal calculations are applicable. Annex-1 parties,

Acceptance by the Conference of the Parties for the accounting and reporting of inventories

It should use the treatments and formats provided. Methods, IPCC source/sink

fact, as specified in the Revised 1996 IPCC Guidelines and Good Practice Guidelines.

It should be compatible with the summary and sectoral tables.

Completeness: Using the IPCC Guidelines, the inventory is based on the source and

within the limits of the charges of all gases released from the sinks

conversions come.

Accuracy: It is the finalization of emission or sink calculations. predictions,

above or beyond emission or sink planning where they can be tested

It can be fixed to revive and heal them.

Inventory Improvement Plan: UNFCCC ERT for previous year's emissions inventory

Review Report, QC list and QA report results, industry expert opinions and

In line with the decisions taken at the meetings held for the development of the calculations,

It is a summary report covering the improvements to be made in the inventory.

Industry QA Operations: Directly included in the calculation of another IPCC category

by industry experts or external review team who have

can be brought. Persons or institutions that will carry out the review, TURKSTAT

In coordination with the units that calculate the relevant sectors,

determined from among those brought in.

Review Processes: Application of methods, selection of activity data or

Technical problems arise regarding the development and selection of emission factors.

is to be placed. Issues are submitted to the inventory improvement plan for the next inventory notification.

are included in the National Emissions Inventory Report. review procedures;

international bilateral reviews, external reviews, UNFCCC Secretariat

can be done through regular reviews.