June 11, 2004 - FINAL AGENDA

MODELING AND MEASURING AEROSOLS
JUNE 14-16
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND BALTIMORE COUNTY

 

Monday June 14, 2004

Session I

Overview

8-9:00 am Registration and Coffee
   
9:00 am Welcome and Logistics (Holt and Hoff)
   
9:15 am NOAA's Air Quality Program: Today and Tomorrow - Steve Fine, OAR/ARL
   
   
Session II Measuring from the Ground Up
  Chair: Ray Hoff, UMBC/CREST
   
10:00 am The Regional East Atmospheric Lidar Mesonet: How can we apply this to the assessment of PM 2.5 ? - K. J. McCann, R. M. Hoff, J. Engel-Cox, R. Rogers and N. Jordan, UMBC/CREST
   
10:20 am

Wild- F ires: Impact on US air quality, L. Mtetwa and M. P. McCormick , CREST/HU

   
10:40 am BREAK
   
11:00 am Overview of Aerosol Measurement Activities at Howard University, Vernon R. Morris, E. Joseph, R. Armstrong, Y. Detres, L. Roldan, N. Greene, J. White, and F. Mensah, NCAS/Howard University
   
11:20 am Aircraft Observations of Aerosol Optical Properties over the Mid-Atlantic Region, R. E. Dickerson, CICS/UMCP
   
11:40 am Optical Depth Comparison of the UMBC Elastic Lidar Facility (ELF) and the Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) - R. Rogers, K. McCann, R. Hoff, P. Menzel, S. Ackerman, UMBC, NESDIS/ORA, CIMSS
   
Noon Lunch
   
   
Session III Measuring from the Top-Down
  Chair: Fran Holt, NESDIS/ORA
   
1:30 pm Operational Smoke and Volcanic Ash plume Monitoring in NESDIS Satellite Services Division - G. Stephens, D. McNamara, M. Ruminski, G. Swanson, T.Kasheta, J. Taylor, Z. Zhang and J. Guo NESDIS/OSDPD
   
2:00 pm GOES Aerosol and Smoke Product (GASP) - A. Prados, S. Kondrugunta, K. Knapp and D. Tarpley - NESDIS/ORA
   
2:20 pm Aerosol Property Retrievals from UV-MFRSR Solar Irradiance Measurements During MCMA-2003 - C. Goering, G. Stephens and J. Slusser, CIRA
   
2:40 pm Qualitative and quantitative evaluation of MODIS satellite sensor data for regional and urban scale air quality - J. A. Engel-Cox, C. H. Holloman, B. W. Coutant, and R. M. Hoff, Battelle Memorial Institute and UMBC/CREST.
   
3:00 pm U.S. Air Quality: Multi-sensor Fusion for Air Quality Applications. N. S. Jordan, J. A. Engel-Cox, R. Rogers, K. McCann, and R. Hoff. UMBC/NOAA CREST.
   
3:20 pm Global and Regional Retrieval of Aerosol from MODIS, Robert Levy, Lorraine Remer, Yoram Kaufman, Allen Chu , Russ Dickerson, SSAI/GSFC/JCET/UMCP
   
3:40 pm Sizing and Ranging of Aerosol Distributions using combined Lidar and Skyradiometer (AERONET) observations. Ben Hermann, Marco Vargas, Fred Moshary, Barry Gross, and Sam Ahmed CUNY/CREST
   
4:00 pm Assemble into Discussion Groups
   
5:00-7:00 pm

BBQ Dinner

   
7-8:00 pm INVITED PRESENTATION - The AEROSE Cruise – Dr. Vernon Morris, NCAS/Howard University

 

Tuesday June 15, 2004

Session IV

Transcontinental and Long Range Transport -Where is it coming from and going to?

  Chair: Elaine Prins, NESDIS /ORA
   
9:00 am Applications of the GOES Wildfire ABBA in Biomass Burning Emissions Monitoring and Modeling - E. Prins, C. Schmidt, J. Feltz, J. Reid and D. Westphal, NESDIS/ORA and CIMSS
   
9:40 am  Long Range transport Observation of Two Large Forest Fire Plumes to the Northeastern U.S. - R. Hoff, J. Engel-Cox, N. Krotkov, S. Palm, R. Rogers, K. McCann, L. Sparling, N. Jordan, O. Torres, J. Spinhirne – UMBC/CREST, Battelle Mem. Inst., GEST, GSFC
   
10:00 am Saharan Dust Observations in the Tropical North Atlantic during the 2004 Aerosol and Ocean Science Expedition (AEROSE) - Nicholas R. Nalli, P. Clemente-Colón, C. Barnet, M. Goldberg, W. Wolf (NOAA/NESDIS/ORA), P. Minnett and M. Szczodrak (UM/RSMAS), A. Jessup and R. Branch (UW/APL), V. Morris (HU/NCAS)
   
10:20 am Intercomparison of Radiation Measurements During AEROSE - E. Veronica Morales-Irizarry, UPRM/CREST
   
10:40 am BREAK
   
11:00 am

Development and Applications of Sensitive Techniques for Quantifying Organic Tracers of Atmospheric Particulate Matter - Joel Baker and Bernard Crimmins, University of Maryland.

   
11:20 am Decoupling of Aerosol Reflectance from Ground Reflectance using MODIS and Hyperion Data - B. Gross, O. Ogunwuyt, F. Moshary, S. Ahmed, CUNY/CREST
   
11:40 am

Dust and Sulfate Aerosols off U.S. East Coast Bias Remotely Sensed Ocean Color Measurements - S. Schollaert, CICS/ESSIC

   
Session V What is the Composition of these aerosols? 
  Chair: Jeff Steiner, CREST- CUNY
   
1:00 pm PM 2.5 Sourcing: A Multi-System Geochemical Approach for Improving Aerosol-Tracking Algorithm - J. Steiner, E. Rudolph, A. Katz, A. Alimova. CUNY/CREST
   
1:20 pm

Using CPL Data to Derive Optical Properties of Aerosols for the CALIPSO Sa Selection Algorithm - A. Omar and T.Babalaeva, Hampton University/ CREST

   
1:40 pm IMPROVE - Bret Schictel and William Malm, CIRA/National Parks Service
   
2:00 pm

A new pseudo-deterministic multivariate receptor model for accurate individual source apportionment using highly time-resolved ambient concentration measurements - J. M. Ondov, S. S. Park, J. P. Pancras, N. Poor UMCP, USF

   
2:20 pm  Discussion groups
   
4:00 pm Visit to UMBC labs
   
5:00 pm Dinner on your own
   

Wednesday June 16, 2004  

Session VI Climate impacts of aerosols
  Chair: Russ Dickerson, University of Maryland
   
8:00 am Aerosol Direct and Indirect Forcing - Vanderlei Martins JCET/UMBC and NASA GSFC
   
8:40 am AVHRR Observations of the Aerosol Indirect Effect for Summertime Stratiform Clouds in the Northeastern Atlantic -Mark A. Matheson, James A. Coakley. Jr., and William R. Tahnk. CEOS/Oregon State University
   
9:00 am A numerical investigation of aerosol direct SW radiative forcing - I. Laszlo, NOAA / NESDIS / ORA
   
9:20 am  Transport of atmospheric dust from the Bodele Depression, Chad, Africa - Tamara L. Battle, CREST CUNY and UMBC
   
9:40 am BREAK
   
10:00 am Collaborative projects (report out of discussion groups)
   
Noon Conference ends
   

 

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