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From Sea to Sky: Exploring Marine Atmospheric Chemistry Frontiers
LOCATION
NCAS
National Centre for Atmospheric Science
Fairbairn House
71-75 Clarendon Road
Leeds
West Yorkshire
LS2 9PH
United Kingdom
Photo Credit: Luis Neves
The chemistry of the marine environment plays a crucial role in controlling trace gas concentration, greenhouse gas lifetimes, the tropospheric aerosol budget and radiative forcing. It is an exciting time for research in this field as new measurements provide insight into the fundamental processes at work in these regions and new model capability grows to understand their impact. The Atmospheric Chemistry Special Interest Group will host a one-day, in-person meeting at Fairbairn House, University of Leeds with a focus on the chemistry of marine regions and their impact on atmospheric composition. Our focus will be on novel measurements of atmospheric composition, modelling of aerosol and gas phase processes across a range of scales, and the use of models to understand and evaluate the global impact of these regions.
Meeting Chairs: Paul Griffiths, NCAS Cambridge, Lorrie Jacob, Yusuf Hamied Dept of Chemistry, Cambridge and Ryan Hossaini, Lancaster University.
Call for Posters
This call for posters is now closed. If you would like to present a poster at the event, please contact us via email at meetings@rmets.org
Submitted abstracts will be reviewed and successful applicants will receive confirmation.
Please send any queries to meetings@rmets.org
Agenda
7th Feb 2024 09:30 - 17:00
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Photo Credit: Luis Neves
The chemistry of the marine environment plays a crucial role in controlling trace gas concentration, greenhouse gas lifetimes, the tropospheric aerosol budget and radiative forcing. It is an exciting time for research in this field as new measurements provide insight into the fundamental processes at work in these regions and new model capability grows to understand their impact. The Atmospheric Chemistry Special Interest Group will host a one-day, in-person meeting at Fairbairn House, University of Leeds with a focus on the chemistry of marine regions and their impact on atmospheric composition. Our focus will be on novel measurements of atmospheric composition, modelling of aerosol and gas phase processes across a range of scales, and the use of models to understand and evaluate the global impact of these regions.
Meeting Chairs: Paul Griffiths, NCAS Cambridge, Lorrie Jacob, Yusuf Hamied Dept of Chemistry, Cambridge and Ryan Hossaini, Lancaster University.
Call for Posters
This call for posters is now closed. If you would like to present a poster at the event, please contact us via email at meetings@rmets.org
Submitted abstracts will be reviewed and successful applicants will receive confirmation.
Please send any queries to meetings@rmets.org
Agenda
7th Feb 2024 09:30 - 17:00
Session schedule
Hide
Registration
REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED
Registration for this event is closed.
If you have any queries with regards to this event or require any further information please contact us at meetings@rmets.org