The international conference NOSE 2026 has concluded its latest edition with very positive feedback, confirming its position as a leading event in the field of odour monitoring and control, as well as volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
Held from July 6 to 8, 2026, in Bologna (Italy), the event brought together experts from both academia and industry in an environment defined by technical exchange and collaboration.
The Clean Air & Environment Conference & Asia-Pacific Odour Conference has now published the final programme for its upcoming edition, which will take place from 31 August to 2 September 2026 in Cairns, Queensland, Australia, and will feature a specific track on odour management within the CASANZ conference framework.
This event is consolidating itself as an unmissable meeting point for air quality and odour professionals, with parallel sessions focused on air quality, fugitive emissions, dispersion modelling, sewer networks, H₂S, odour management and advanced monitoring techniques.
On 16 September 2026, from 14:00 to 16:00 (online), we will host a free webinar dedicated to a topic that is of growing interest worldwide: the validation of odour dispersion models using the grid method defined in EN 16841‑1.
Consultants run odour dispersion models around the world, but because odour concentration is difficult to measure reliably in ambient air, there is no practical way to know whether the model predictions are right or wrong. With the approach developed and applied in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, along the last over 40 years, it is possible to check the performance of a model and verify whether an odour dispersion assessment has been done correctly against field measurements.
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