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Focus Area #1: Aerosol Formation, Aging, and Transport
Project: Development and Evaluation of a Benchmark Aerosol Chemistry, Dynamics, and Microphysics Model
Rahul Zaveri served on the Technical Program Committee and co-organized the International Aerosol Modeling Algorithms (IAMA) conference held at the University of California at Davis from December 5-7, 2007. He also chaired two sessions on "Aerosol Model Structure" and gave two invited talks. Nicole Riemer also attended the conference and gave one talk. These talks described various modules of the MOSAIC and partMC models that are coupled to form the stochastic particle-resolved aerosol model.
Zaveri R.A., R.C. Easter, A.S. Wexler, and L.K. Peters. "An Efficient and Accurate Aerosol Thermodynamics Module in MOSAIC." Presentation, International Aerosol Modeling Algorithms Conference, December 5-7, Davis, CA.
Project: Aerosol Modeling Testbed
Fast, J.D., W.I. Gustafson Jr. E.G. Chapman, D. Baxter, Jeremy Rishel, G. Grell, and M. Barth. 2008. "The aerosol modeling testbed (AMT): A proposed tool to facilitate improved aerosol models." Presentation, DOE Atmospheric Sciences Team Meeting, February 24-27, Annapolis, MD.
Fast, J.D., W.I. Gustafson Jr. E.G. Chapman, D. Baxter, G. Grell, and M. Barth. 2007. "The aerosol modeling testbed (AMT): A proposed tool to facilitate improved aerosol models." Presentation, International Aerosol Modeling Algorithms Conference, December 5-7, Davis, CA.
Fast, J.D., W.I. Gustafson Jr., E.G. Chapman, and D. Baxter. 2007. "The aerosol modeling testbed: A new approach in evaluating treatments of aerosol process for regional and global climate models." Poster presentation, AAAR Annual Conference, September 24-28, Reno, NV
Fast, J.D., W.I. Gustafson Jr., E.G. Chapman, D. G. Grell, and M. Barth. 2007. "The aerosol modeling testbed: Coordinating the development of aerosol treatments using WRF-chem." Presentation, 8th WRF Users' Workshop, NCAR, June 11-15, Boulder, CO.
Focus Area #2: Aerosol Indirect Effects
Project: Benchmark Modeling of the Microphysical Aspects of Cloud-Aerosol Interactions
Ovtchinnikov, M., R. C. Easter, and W. Wang. 2007. "Errors of Nonlinear Advection Algorithms and Their Implications for Studying the Aerosol- Cloud Interaction." Eos Trans. AGU, 88(52), Fall Meet. Suppl., Abstract A23D-1571.
Project: Cloud Resolving Model with Size Resolved Microphysics for Aerosol and Cloud Research
Fan, J., M. Ovtchinnikov, J. Comstock, A. Khain. 2008. "Modeling Mixed-Phase Arctic Clouds and Associated Ice Formation." Abstract submitted to the 15th International Conference on Clouds and Precipitation, July 7-11, 2008, Cancun, Mexico. (PNNL-SA-58834).
Focus Area #3: Measurements and Instrumentation
Project: Understanding Ice Formation in the Atmosphere
Cziczo, D. January 2008. "The Chemical Composition of Ice Nuclei in Ice and Mixed-Phase Clouds: Studies at a High Altitude Research Station in Switzerland." Washington State University Environmental Seminar Series, Pullman, WA.
Cziczo, D. January 2008. "The Chemical Composition of Ice Nuclei in Ice and Mixed Phase Clouds." University of Washington Atmospheric Science Colloquium, Seattle, WA.
Cziczo, D. January 2008. "What have we learned about the indirect effect by studying aerosol composition?" PNNL Atmospheric Science and Global Change Seminar, Richland, WA.