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10th IGAC Conference
Bridging the Scales in Atmospheric Chemistry: Local to Global
7-12 September 2008, Annecy, France
http://www.igacfrance2008.fr

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European Geosciences Union (EGU) Meeting
13-18 April 2008, Vienna, Austria
See the http://meetings.copernicus.org/egu2008/ for more details
Note in particular, Session AS3.21 "The dry deposition process at the substrate-to global scale"
Deadline for financial support application: 07 December 2007
Deadline for submitting abstracts: 14 January 2008




From Deserts to Monsoons
1-6 June 2008, Crete Island, Greece
This meeting will bring together experts in aerosols, radiation, satellite remote sensing, monsoon dynamics, convection, and high-resolution climate modeling to exchange ideas in interdisciplinary research linking deserts and monsoon via aerosols, water vapor and energy transports, and radiative and dynamical forcing. The workshop will have invited, contributed and poster sessions, with plenty of time for discussion of related activities and future plans. The workshop is associated with WCRP/Asian Monsoon Year/International Monsoon Studies, GEWEX/CEOP, and the iLEAPS-IGAC-GEWEX cross-cut theme on aerosol-clouds-precipitation-climate (ACPC) interaction.
Registration Fee and Abstract Submission deadline February 15, 2008
Applications for Travel Awards should be submitted by April 15, 2008
See http://www.aegeanconferences.org/ for more details.




Quadrennial Ozone Symposium
29 June-5 July, Tromsø, Norway
See the conference web page for more details




37th Scientific Assembly of the Committee on Space Research and Associated Events - COSPAR 2008 "50th Anniversary Assembly"
13-20 July 2008, Montreal, Canada
See the conference web page for more details, or contact the conference organizers:
COSPAR Secretariat, c/o CNES, 2 place Maurice Quentin, 75039 Paris Cedex 01, France
Tel: +33 1 44 76 75 10
Fax: +33 1 44 76 74 37
Email: cospar@cosparhq.cnes.fr.




9th International Conference on Carbonaceous Particles
12-14 August 2008, Berkeley, California, USA
See the conference web page for more details.




SPARC 4th General Assembly
1-5 September 2008, Bologna, Italy
See the symposium web page for more details.
**Special Note** The last two days of the SPARC G.A. will be joint with IGAC, focusing on the subjects of Atmospheric Chemistry and Climate and factors controlling the chemical composition of the Tropical Tropopause Layer. Special registration fees will be made available for those wishing to attend the last two days of the SPARC G.A. and all of the IGAC Conference.



***The 10th Scientific Conference of the IGAC Project***
Bridging the Scales in Atmospheric Chemistry: Local to Global

7-12 September 2008, Annecy, France
See the conference web page for more details.
**Special Note** The first two days of the IGAC Conference will be joint with SPARC, focusing on the subjects of Atmospheric Chemistry and Climate and factors controlling the chemical composition of the Tropical Tropopause Layer. Special registration fees will be made available for those wishing to attend all of the SPARC G.A. and the first two days of IGAC.



2008 Fall AGU (American Geophysical Union) meeting
15-19 December 2008, Moscone Convention Center, San Francisco, CA







Past



International Workshop: Aerosols in the Amazon - Changes and their Consequences from Past and Future Human Activities
18-22 February 2008, Manaus, Amazônia, Brazil
Amazonian aerosol particles -- including their formation, transformations, and effects on clouds and radiation -- are very important as a climate regulator in the southern hemisphere. Therefore, understanding the effects on them of past and future human activities is a priority for planning strategies to mitigate the impacts of climate change. This workshop will define research priorities, consider new research approaches, and address mechanisms for international collaboration.
http://www.seas.harvard.edu/environmental-chemistry/AmazonWorkshop.htm




European Research Course on Atmospheres
7 January - 8/9 February 2008, Grenoble, France
See ERCA web site for more information.
Contact: Claude Boutron (boutron@lgge.obs.ujf-grenoble.fr) or Michele Poinsot (michele@lgge.obs.ujf-grenoble.fr)




AMMA/SCOUT UTLS Workshop
7-8 January 2008, Manchester, England
The aim of the Workshop is to review progress on analysis of data from AMMA aircraft, SCOUT-AMMA balloons and the M55-Geophysica focused on the UT and LS over West Africa. A series of opening presentations on the 7th will be followed on the 8th by presentations on the analysis of these datasets related to the following topics:
A. Vertical and long-range transport of trace gases and aerosols, including modelling of convection (MCS) and impact on UT/LS composition
B. Aerosols, clouds and water vapour in the UT/LS
Contact: meeting organizer for more information.



2007 Fall AGU (American Geophysical Union) meeting
10-14 December 2007, Moscone Convention Center, San Francisco, CA



Symposium on Photosynthetic and Atmospheric Evolution
12-13 November 2007, The Royal Society, London, U.K.
See symposium web site for more information.
2007 marks the 70th anniversary of the demonstration that chloroplasts catalyse the photolysis of water into O2 and the 60th anniversary of the discovery of Rubisco. The photosynthetic apparatus and Rubisco have fed the biosphere, remade the atmosphere, and directed the global greenhouse.
The meeting will combine biochemistry and geological studies, addressing the evolutionary history of CO2 fixation from the Archaean, via cyanobacteria to eukaryotic plankton and plants.




Symposium on the Tropical Stratosphere-Upper Troposphere Region
A SPARC/SCOUT-O3/NDACC/CNRS symposium
5-9 November 2007, Saint-Gilles, Reunion Island, France
See symposium web site for more information.
Symposium topics:
- Clouds, cirrus and dehydration processes
- Dynamical barriers & isentropic transport across the subtropical barriers
- Tropics, mid- and high-latitude interaction mechanisms
- Effects and mechanisms of the stratosphere-troposphere exchange
- Networking, data, measurements and campaigns in the tropical stratosphere-UT region: NDACC, SHADOZ, MOZAIC, HIBISCUS, SCOUT-O3, AMMA, etc.
- Variability and trend assessment in the tropical stratosphere-UT region.




Workshop on Short-lived Pollutants and Arctic Climate (SPAC)
Norwegian Institute for Air Research (NILU), Kjeller, Norway
5-7 November 2007: Scientific workshop
7-8 November 2007: Policy workshop
The scientific workshop from November 5-7 will assess the current understanding of the impact of short lived pollutants on Arctic climate and outline research that is needed to further our understanding. This will take place before the bulk of the IPY measurement season in order to inform, coordinate, and improve measurement and modeling activities during IPY. Specific issues to be addressed include:
  • Aerosol-cloud interactions - Forcing and temperature change at the surface is expected to vary based on seasonality of solar radiation, pollution, and cloud types. What measurements and models are required to assess net forcing and how can these be achieved and coordinated during planned IPY missions?
  • Impacts of BC - What is the net forcing due to BC when the direct, indirect, and surface albedo forcings of BC are all taken into account? How can this best be resolved with measurements and modeling activities planned for the IPY missions?
  • Interplay between NOx, ozone, and methane: What should be targeted for emission reductions in source regions to the Arctic and within the Arctic? This topic is especially timely given the expected increase in shipping activities within the Arctic over the next decades.
More specifics about these research issues can be found at: http://niflheim.nilu.no/spac/QuinnEtAl_EOSsubmitted.pdf
A follow on workshop on November 7-8 will explore ways to implement policy based, in part, on research findings from the November 5-6 scientific meeting. Discussions will include the possibility for an Arctic-specific initiative given the urgent need to slow current melting and recommendations for potential early mitigation strategies and intensified international research efforts.
Please register for the meeting at the SPAC website where more information can be found.
Limited travel support is available and can be requested at the web site.



SOLAS Summer School
23 Oct-3 November 2007, Corsica, France
The SOLAS (Surface Ocean Lower Atmosphere Study) Summer School is a biennial, international event that brings together over 70 students and 20 lecturers for a mix of lectures and practical workshops. It aims to teach the skills and knowledge of the many disciplines needed to understand the nature of ocean-atmosphere interactions. It allows doctoral students and early-career researchers to see how their work fits into the broad canvas of SOLAS, and global change research more generally.
More information can be found on the summer school web page.



Workshop on the Relevance of Surface and Boundary Layer Processes for the Exchanges of Reactive and Greenhouse Gases
9-12 October 2007, Wageningen, Netherlands
Surface and atmospheric boundary layer play a key role in the distribution and evolution of atmospheric compounds since the majority of sources and sinks are located at or near the Earth's surface. The development of new measurement and data analysis techniques as well as the possibility of using finer scale models allow us to tackle new questions related to the role of small scale processes on atmospheric compound cycles. This workshop aims at reviewing our current knowledge of such physical and chemical processes and their impact on the larger spatial and temporal scale distribution of atmospheric compounds. Particular emphasis will be put on promoting the interaction between the atmospheric physics- and chemistry communities. An important aspect to assess is whether the new observation and modelling techniques are suited to address the key questions in surface and boundary layer processes. Consequently, a second objective is to discuss the need of future experimental campaigns addressing the influence of surface and boundary processes on atmospheric chemistry. Therefore, we also aim at a close interaction of modellers and experimentalists.
See meeting web site for more information.



Multidisciplinary Workshop on Southern South American Dust
3-5 October 2007, Puerto Madryn, Argentina
Recent studies have emphasized the role of dust emissions from the southern South American deserts (and in particular the Patagonia desert) in past and present climate as well as the possible links to marine biology in the South Atlantic Ocean. However, there is a notorious lack of observational data of dust activity, compositional features and long range transport. As a result, much of the modeling efforts of aerosol transport and ocean biogeochemistry in the Southern Ocean have to rely on parameterizations and studies based on measurements on northern hemisphere environments. In addition, ice-core studies in Antarctica have trouble in justifying the presence of dust in their records because the lack of data from southern hemisphere deserts to compare with. In summary, there are number of essential questions regarding dust emitted from southern South America:
~ Is there a compositional signature of southern South American dust? What is the isotopic signature of SSA dust compared with ocean sediment cores or dust from ice-cores?
~ What is the total and soluble iron content in southern South American dust? Is there a fertilization effect downwind of Patagonia?
~ Is the Patagonia desert the only major source of dust in southern South American? What is the contribution of the Pampean loess formation; the Central-West Argentina and the Puna-Altiplano deserts?
~ Dust emission patterns: What are the conditions that trigger dust events? What are the controls of glacial-interglacial changes in dust supply and transport from Patagonia?
The objective of this meeting is to share information and promote collaborations among groups from different disciplines in order to improve our understanding of southern South America (notably Patagonia) and its role in influencing the past/present climate and marine biogeochemistry in the Southern Ocean and Antarctica.
Point of contact: Dr. Santiago Gassó , GEST/UMBC, santiago@climate.gsfc.nasa.gov
See meeting web site for more information.



4th International Nitrogen Conference: N-2007
1-5 October 2007, Costa do Sauípe, Brazil
The last 40 years have seen an extraordinary change in the global nitrogen cycle. As recently as the 1960s, nitrogen availability on Earth was controlled by natural processes, but the human creation of synthetic nitrogen fertilizer and the release of nitrogen from fossil-fuel combustion now match the natural rate of formation of reactive nitrogen on the planet s landscape. The use of nitrogen is imbalanced, with industrialized countries suffering pollution problems from too much nitrogen and low-income countries having a shortage of nitrogen that constrains food production. The goal of the N2007 Symposium is to address these two challenges in an integrated manner. The meeting will bring together some of the world s best nitrogen scientists with development experts to build a new agenda towards a sustainable use of nitrogen in our planet. See conference web site for more information.



Chapman Conference on The Role of the Stratosphere in Climate and Climate Change
24-28 September 2007, Santorini, Greece
This Chapman Conference will focus on how stratospheric processes affect troposhperic climate and weather. it will also provide a forum for discussing emerging ideas regarding the importance of stratospheric chemical proceses, anthropogenic forcing, and even oceanic processes in the observed coupling between the stratospheric and tropospheric circulations.
See meeting web page for more information.



ESF-ACCENT-CNRS-GEIA Summer School on Surface emissions and prediction of atmospheric composition changes
11-20 September 2007, ile d'Oléron, France
Apply here before April, 20 2007



AMS 14th Conference on Middle Atmosphere
20-24 August 2007, Portland, Oregon
The 14th Conference on the Middle Atmosphere, sponsored by the American Meteorological Society and organized by the AMS Committee on the Middle Atmosphere, will be held 20-24 August 2007 at the Doubletree Hotel-Lloyd Center in Portland, Oregon. In addition to a general session, 8 special sessions are planned. The descriptions of the special sessions and their organizers can be found here.



AGU Joint Assembly
22-25 May 2007, Acapulco, Mexico
For more information, see conference web page.
Sessions related to IGAC science:
A23C, A24A, A31C, A32A, A33A, A41E, A42A, A43A: Megacities Air Pollution: Urban, Regional, and Global Impacts
A23D: Atmospheric Sciences General Contributions on Chemistry
A33C, A41C: Aerosol andCloud Chemistry: Mechanisms, Products and Process Evaluation
A41B, A52A: The Roles of Dust in the Global Climate System
A43D: Twenty-Five Years After El Chichon: Volcanic Aerosols and Their Climatic Effects
A44A, A51A: Impacts of Specific Emissions Sectors on Climate and Air Quality
A51B, A54B: Aerosols-Surface-Radiation Interaction and Its Effects on Biological Systems and Tropospheric Chemical Composition
A53B: Atmospheric Aerosol Processes




3rdAIMES Young Scholar's Network Workshop
2-4 June 2007, Bristol, UK
The topic of this year's workshop is: Modeling Land Use-Decision Making. See workshop web page for more information.



1stInternational POLARCAT Science Planning Meeting
4-6 June 2007, Paris, France
See the meeting web page for more details.



1stVOCALS Regional Experiment (REX) Preparatory Workshop
11-12 June 2007, National Center for Atmospheric Research, Foothills Campus in Boulder, Colorado, USA
Logistics information for the workshop can be found here or through the VOCALS Web site



Paleo and Modern Perspectives on Global Change
27 June 2007, The Royal Society, London, UK
The Palaeo and Modern Perspectives on Global Change open meeting aims to examine the key challenges posed by the palaeo-record from the perspective of each of the IGBP projects and to build a dialogue between these projects and the PAGES community to ensure that these challenges are addressed in a realistic way. See the meeting website for more details.



5thGKSS School of Environment Research
9-18 May 2007, Lüneburg, Germany
The Fifth GKSS School of Environmental Research focuses on Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs), Heavy Metals and Aerosols and offers courses on
* Description, comparison and assessment of anthropogenic environmental change
* Causes and consequences on different time scales
* Long-term hazards and impacts on human society
* Modelling of transport, transformation and deposition from regional to global scales
* Emissions and policy issues
See the GKSS web page for more details.



5thEuropean Geosciences Union General Assembly
15-20 April 2007, Vienna, Austria
For more information, see conference web page.
Sessions related to IGAC science:
AS1.04: Clouds, Aerosols and Radiation
AS1.09: The tropical tropopause region
AS1.10: Dynamics and chemistry of atmospheric moist convection
AS1.14: African Monsoon Multidisciplinary Analysis (AMMA)
AS1.15: Aerosol-Precipitation Interactions
AS3.01: Gas Phase Composition and Reactivity
AS3.02: Aerosol Chemistry and Microphysics
AS3.03: Cloud Chemistry and Microphsics
AS3.04: Tropospheric Composition: Variability and Trends
AS3.05: Vertical and Long-Range Transport of Trace Gases and Aerosols
AS3.06: Air Pollution Modelling
AS3.08: Reactive Halogen Compounds in the Lower and Free Troposphere
AS3.09: Source Apportionment of Particulate Matter
AS3.10: Modelling, Data-Assimilation and Source-Sink Inversion for Operational Atmospheric Composition
AS3.12: Megacity Impacts on Regional and Global Scales




Surface Ocean Lower Atmosphere (SOLAS) Open Sciences Conference
6-9 March 2007, Xiamen, China
See conference web page for more details.



1st WCRP/IGBP Atmospheric Chemistry & Climate Initiative Workshop
22-23 January 2007, Environment House, Geneva, Switzerland
More information is available here.



2006 Fall AGU (American Geophysical Union) meeting
11-15 December 2006, Moscone Convention Center, San Francisco, CA
For more information, see conference web page.




Earth Systems Science Partnership (ESSP) Open Science Conference
9-11 November 2006
and
2nd International Young Scientists' Global Change Conference
7-8 November 2006
Beijing, China

See http://www.essp.org/ESSP2006/conference web page.
Also see ESSP Open Science Conference circular (.pdf) and the Young Scientists' Conference announcement (.doc) for more details.



Joint IGAC/CACGP/SOLAS/WMO Symposium: Atmospheric Chemistry at the interfaces
***The 9th Scientific Conference of the IGAC Project***

17-23 September 2006, Cape Town, South Africa
See the conference web page for more details.



A SPARC-GEWEX/GCSS-IGAC Invitational Workshop:
Modelling of Deep Convection and its Role in the Tropical Tropopause Layer

12-15 June 2006, Coast Harbourside Hotel, Victoria,B.C. Canada
For more information, see posting on the SPARC web page.



19th International Symposium on Gas Kinetics
22-27 July 2006, University of Orléans, France
For more information, see the symposium web page.



4th International Symposium on Biological and Environmental Chemistry of DMS(P) and Related Compounds
2-6 May 2006, University of East Anglia in Norwich, U.K.
For more information, see the call for expression of interest and the symposium web page.



3rd International Atmospheric Limb Workshop
24-28 April 2006, Montréal, Canada
Two previous International Atmospheric Limb Workshops, held in Bremen, 2003, and Stockholm, 2004, brought together scientists involved in remote sensing techniques with a particular focus on limb scattering in the UV and visible spectral range. The Stockholm workshop extended the focus to include infrared and microwave/sub-mm soundings techniques. This year's workshop will continue the limb scattering and emission dicussion and will extend the focus with some emphasis on recent advances in occultation experiments from satellite platforms.
For more information, see the workshop web page.



Integrated Land-Ecosystem Atmosphere Process Study (ILEAPS) 1st Open Sciences Conference
21-26 January 2006, Boulder, Colorado, USA
See conference web page for more details.



American Geophysical Union (AGU) Fall Meeting
5-9 December 2005, San Francisco, USA
See meeting web page for more details.

Many of this year's AGU Meeting Sessions cover topics in tropospheric atmospheric chemistry, including:
A05 - EOS Aura: Tropospheric and Stratospheric Chemistry Discoveries
A06 - Evaluation and Improvement of Air Quality Forecast Models
A07 - Tropospheric Chemistry of Halogen Species
A08 - Snow, Ice, and Water Surfaces in Polar Atmospheric Chemistry
A09 - Daytime and Nighttime Chemical Processing of Anthropogenic and Biogenic Trace Gases
A10 - Impacts of Biosphere-Atmosphere Gas Exchange on Tropospheric Chemistry
A11 - Sources and Distributions of Tropospheric Trace Gases in the Midlatitude Northern Hemisphere
A12 - The Influence of Aerosol Transport and Transformation on Aerosol Optical, Radiative and Cloud Nucleating Properties and Effects - Results from Recent Field Experiments
A13 - What Space-Based Instruments Are Telling Us About Aerosol Microphysical Properties
A14 - The Influence of Chemical and Microphysical Properties of Aerosols on their Climate Forcing Potential
A15 - Climatological Crossroads: The Atmosphere of Southwest Asia



20th IGAC Scientific Steering Committee Meeting & Joint Chilean Symposium
10-14 October 2005, Santiago, Chile, USA
See Symposium announcement for more details.



Fourth International Symposium on Non-CO2 Greenhouse Gases (NCGG-4)
4-6 July 2005, Utrecht, Netherlands
See meeting web page for more details. Contact: Dr. Fons Baede



AIMES International Postdoctoral Scientist Network for Earth Systems Science 1st Workshop
23-25 June 2005, Breckenridge, Colorado, USA
Hosted by IGBP's Analysis, Integration and Modelling of Earth Systems (AIMES) Project
See workshop web page for more details.



Invitational Joint SPARC/IGAC Workshop on Processes governing the chemical composition of the mid-latitude UTLS
18-20 May 2005, Mainz, Germany
See workshop web page for more details



Workshop on the ITCT-Lagrangian-2k4 Task
24 April 2005, Vienna, Austria

This workshop will be on the intercontinental transport aspects of the ICARTT field campaign, particularly the Lagrangian experiment. The workshop will take place immediately preceding the 2005 EGU general assembly in Vienna (24-29 April 2005). It is intended as a venue for those that participated in the field campaign to share initial results and to plan for collaborative efforts.
You must contact Dr. Andreas Stohl if you plan to attend or want to give a short presentation.
More about the EGU conference can be found at the meeting web page.



Joint IGAC/NOAA/NASA meeting on the Aerosol Indirect Effect
5-7 January 2005, Manchester, England

The meeting goals were:
  • to bring together experts from the various fields involved in the very interdisciplinary studies of the aerosol indirect effect and
  • to facilitate the preparation of reviews of climate and the indirect effect that will be underway in 2005
Questions addressed at the meeting included:
  1. What are the observational constraints on the indirect effect?
  2. What are the most important times and locations for aerosol-cloud interactions?
  3. What is the role of ice clouds in the indirect effect?
  4. What are some indirect effects besides the number of cloud droplets?
A report on the workshop will be published shortly in the IGACtivities Newsletter.



8th Scientific Conference of the IGAC Project
4-9 September 2004, Christchurch, New Zealand





19th IGAC Scientific Steering Committee Meeting
2-3 September 2004, Christchurch, New Zealand
contact: Sarah Doherty igac.seattle@noaa.gov





Halogens Workshop
27-28 May 2004, Heidelberg, Germany
Co-sponsored by SOLAS and IGAC
The meeting discussions will be summarized in an upcoming IGACtivities newsletter.



Organic Aerosols Workshop
10-12 May 2004, Hyytiälä, Finland
Co-sponsored by the three IGBP Core Projects: iLEAPS, IGAC & SOLAS.
See the meeting web page for more details.
A report from the workshop can be downloaded from the International Nitrogen Initiative web page.



Workshop on Advanced Approaches to Quantify Denitrification
3-5 May 2004, Woods Hole, Massachusetts, USA

Co-sponsored by NSF, the US EPA, IGAC, ACCENT, and NASA See the meeting web page for more details and to download the meeting final report.



3rd IGBP Congress & 18th IGAC Scientific Steering Committee Meeting
19-24 June 2003, Banff, Alberta,Canada

See IGBP web page for more details.



Biosphere-atmosphere exchange of reactive trace gases, Session AS3.04
EGS-AGU-EUG Joint Assembly Nice, France, 06-11 April 2003
The biosphere is both a major source and sink of reactive gases (e.g., ozone, NO, isoprene). There are major uncertainties associated with descriptions of the processes controlling surface-atmosphere trace gas exchange. This limits our ability to predict the fluxes that are needed for regional and global chemistry and transport modeling. New methods for measuring trace gas exchange are being developed and applied and are improving our understanding of magnitude and variability of these fluxes.

The session was open to all contributions related to reactive trace gas exchange studies at various spatial and temporal scales using e.g. enclosure, turbulent flux, and boundary layer profiling techniques. This includes both measurement and modeling investigations of biosphere-atmosphere exchange. Especially welcome were contributions associated with the interactions between reactive carbon and nitrogen trace gases (e.g., isoprene, NO and isoprene nitrates) within and near vegetation canopies, up-scaling of trace gas exchange measurements, and the impact of climate and land use change on reactive trace gas exchange.



Joint SPARC/IGAC Working Group Meeting
3-5 April 2003, Giens, France

An invitational meeting held between SPARC (Stratospheric Processes And their Role in Climate; a project of the WCRP) and IGAC to address issues common to the two research communities.
The meeting discussions and research recommendations were published as the (August, 2004 IGACtivities Newsletter No. 30).



Atmospheric Chemistry in the Earth System:
From Regional Pollution to Global Climate Change

18-25 September 2002, Crete, GREECE
10th Scientific Conference of the International Association of Meteorology of Atmospheric Sciences (IAMAS), Commission for Atmospheric Chemistry and Global Pollution (CACGP), and the 7th Scientific Conference of the International Global Atmospheric Chemistry Project (IGAC).

http://atlas.chemistry.uch.gr/IGAC2002/






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