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  • Workshop Coordinator:
  • Greg Frost (NOAA)
  • Organizing Committee:
  • Veronique Bouchet (EC)
  • Greg Carmichael (U. Iowa)
  • Paula Davidson (NOAA)
  • Mike Howe (EC)
  • Jim Meagher (NOAA)
  • Craig Stroud (EC)
Annual Workshops
 

International Workshop on Air Quality Forecasting Research

Posters

Theme1: Challenges in PM Forecasting
Ravan Ahmadov (U Colorado, NOAA)The sensitivity of PM2.5 aerosol modeling in WRF-CHEM to chemical and meteorological parameterizations
Youngsin Chun (NIMR/Korea)Asian Dust Aerosol Model Operated in Korea
Colleen Farrell (EC)Sea Salt Flux Parameterization Sensitivity in the Chemical Transport Model AURAMS: The contribution of naturally occurring sea salt aerosol to fine particulate mass in Atlantic Canada
Jeong Eun Kim (NIMR/Korea)
presented by Youngsin Chun (NIMR/Korea)
Intensive Network of PM10 for Asian Dust Early Warning System in Korea
Pius Lee (NOAA)Profiling of the operational and experimental code of the National Air Quality Forecasting Capability
Paul Makar (EC)High Resolution Simulations of Particle Sulfate Formation in Lake Breeze Fronts: Process Tracking and Implications for Forecasting
Sylvain Ménard (EC)A new Canadian operational air quality forecast model: GEM-MACH15
Steven Peckham (U Colorado, NOAA)Progress made towards including wildfires in real-time cloud resolving forecasts at NOAA/ESRL and examining its impact upon weather and air quality
Craig Stroud (EC)Condensation of Gasoline Exhaust Organic Vapour onto Sulfate Aerosol: Flow Tube Studies and Regional Air Quality Modeling
James Wilczak (NOAA)Meteorological Dependence of Surface PM2.5 During the TEXAQS II Field Program: A Comparison of AIRNow Observations with the NMM-CMAQ & WRF-Chem Models
Jian Zeng (ERT, NOAA)Automatic Smoke Detection and Tracking Applied to GOES Observations
Theme2: Treating Intermittent Sources in Forecast Models
Mary Barth (NCAR)Implementing Lightning-NOx for studies of Thunderstorms and Chemistry
Serena Chung (Washington State U)Incorporating the Wind Erosion Prediction System (WEPS) for Windblown Dust into a Regional Air Quality Modeling System
Masayuki Takigawa (AMEST/Japan)Comparison of the distribution of mineral dust calculated by WRF/Chem with the Mie scattering Lidar observations in East Asia
Christine Wiedinmyer (NCAR)Estimating emissions and air quality impacts from fires
Theme3: Air Quality and Weather Forecasts: Two-way Interactions
Wayne Angevine (U Colorado, NOAA)Improving boundary layer representation for air quality modeling: Stable, cloudy, and coastal boundary layers
Evelyn Grell (U Colorado, NOAA)Comparisons of Offline and Online Air Quality Simulations in California's Central Valley
Sara Michelson (U Colorado, NOAA)Evaluation of the Summertime Low-Level Winds Simulated by MM5 in the Central Valley of California
Youhua Tang (SAIC, NOAA)Progress on NEMS/NMMB-AQ Development
Theme4: Post Processing of Air Quality Forecasts
Hermann Jakobs (U Cologne)Chemical Weather Forecast for Europe and selected regions -Evaluation and Model Output Statistics
Fahim Khokhar (LATMOS/France)Use and Validation of GEMS Chemical Forecasts during the POLARCAT - France 2008 Campaigns
Shobha Kondragunta (NOAA)Observed and Modeled Diurnal Variation in Tropospheric Nitrogen Dioxide
Stuart McKeen (U Colorado, NOAA)Seven air quality forecasts and their ensemble: upper-air comparisons with ozone and aerosol lidar data during the TexAQS-2006 field study
Vincent-Henri Peuch (CNRM-GAME, Météo-France, CNRS)Towards European-scale Air Quality operational services for GMES Atmosphere
Jacques Rousseau (EC)Canadian new Air Quality Health Index, 2008 Evaluation
Andrew Teakles (EC)Development of XM statistical tool for air quality forecasting
Sarah Wong (EC)Air Quality Model Evaluation for Summer 2009 with Specific Focus on Aug 15-17th
Theme5: Chemical Data Assimilation in AQ Forecasts
Greg Carmichael (U Iowa)Rapid Update of Emissions Using Chemical Data Assimilation
Claire Granier (LATMOS/France, U Colorado, NOAA)An integrated forecasting system for global reactive gases in the troposphere and stratosphere-The GRG sub-project of MACC
Richard Ménard (EC)Estimated error variances derived from assimilation residuals in observation space
Gregory Osterman (JPL, Cal Tech)Impact of long range transport on surface air quality in the US: Recent insights from satellite assimilation
Arastoo Pour-Biazar (U Alabama)Examining the utilization of satellite observations in improving air-quality predictions
Qiang Zhao (NOAA)Assimilation of Satellite Derived Aerosol Products to Improve PM2.5 Predictions