Atmospheric Sciences
A21A CC:HALL C Tues 0830h
Modeling Stratospheric Ozone Posters
Presiding: A Douglass, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
0830h A21A-01 POSTER An Investigation of Polar
Ozone Column Recovery in the 1997 Southern
Hemispherre Winter: *J M Pierson, A R
Douglass, S R Kawa, J W Waters, J M Russell
0830h A21A-02 POSTER The Non-Local
Temperature-Ozone Hole Sensitivity: Model
and Observation Comparison: *S Wong, D
Shindell, D Rind
0830h A21A-03 POSTER An Experimental Study of the
Branching Ratio of the OH + ClO Reaction:
Implications for Modeling Stratospheric Ozone:
*J B Lipson, T Beiderhase, L T Molina, M J
Molina, M Olzmann
0830h A21A-04 POSTER A New GC-MS Apparatus to
Investigate Atmospheric Chemical Reactions
on Aerosol Particles: *M Haider, Y Mantz,
L T Molina, M J Molina
0830h A21A-05 POSTER Calculation of Ozone Trends
in the AER 2-D Model: Sensitivity to
Interannual Temperature Variations and
Transport Barriers: *D Weisenstein, M K Ko,
C Scott, R L Shia
0830h A21A-06 POSTER On the Climatology of
Atmospheric Constituents in a Middle
Atmosphere Model: *J de Grandpre, S R Beagley,
J W Sandilands, D J Chartrand, J C McConnell
0830h A21A-07 POSTER Assessment of Dynamical
Variability in Total Ozone Using the NCEP
Reanalysis: *J P McCormack, A J Miller, R M
Nagatani
0830h A21A-08 POSTER Long Ozone Simulations Using
Assimilated Winds: *A R Douglass, S R Kawa,
R B Rood
A21B CC:HALL C Tues 0830h
Stratosphere and Upper Atmosphere Posters
Presiding: K W Jucks, Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophys
0830h A21B-01 POSTER Stationary Anomalies in
Stratospheric Meteorological Data Sets: K P
Bowman, *K Hoppel, R Swinbank
0830h A21B-02 POSTER Six Years of SUSIM/UARS
Thermospheric Molecular Oxygen Data:
Comparison With the MSIS90 Model: *J D Lumpe,
D K Prinz
0830h A21B-03 POSTER Ground-Based Measurements of
Stratospheric ClO in the Arctic Spring of
1997 Over Spitzbergen: *V Nagar, M McDonald,
R L de Zafra
0830h A21B-04 POSTER The UARS PEM Energetic
Particle Climatology: Status and Applications:
*J R Sharber, R A Frahm, G Crowley, A J
Ridley, R Link, J D Winningham, E E Gaines,
R W Nightingale, D L Chenette, W R Keith
0830h A21B-05 POSTER Photchemical Partitioning of
HOx, Cly, and NOy in the Middle and Upper
Stratosphere: *K W Jucks, D G Johnson, W A
Traub, K V Chance, G C Toon, R A Stachnik,
G B Osterman, R J Salawitch
0830h A21B-06 POSTER Unusual Stratospheric
Particulate Collected During the September
1997 QCM Cascade Impactor ER-2 Flight
Experiments: J S Grant, *V R Morris, A N
Thorpe
0830h A21B-07 POSTER Lower Stratosphere's
Temperature Change Following the Mt.
Pinatubo Eruption: *C S Long, M E Gelman, R M
Nagatani, S Zhou, J McCormack, A J Miller
0830h A21B-08 POSTER Lidar Observations of
Noctilucent Clouds and Wave Dynamics at
Sondrestrom, Greenland: *A J Gerrard, T J
Kane, J P Thayer
0830h A21B-09 POSTER Using Satellite Data to
Study the Development of Polar Stratospheric
Clouds Along Trajectories: *H M Steele, K
Drdla, R P Turco, R M Bevilacqua, J D Lumpe,
D J Debrestian
0830h A21B-10 POSTER Coordinated Observations of
HCN and N~K2~LO the Middle Atmosphere:
Implications for HO~Kx~L Chemistry and Use
of HCN as a Dynamical Tracer: *B J Sandor,
R T Clancy
0830h A21B-11 POSTER Analysis of Summertime Ozone
Zonal Wave Patterns Observed by POAM II in
the Northern Hemisphere High Latitudes: *K
Hoppel, R Bevilacqua, M Summers, K Bowman
0830h A21B-12 POSTER Model Simulations of
Hydroxyl Abundance in the Middle Atmosphere:
*T P Canty, K Minschwaner
0830h A21B-13 POSTER Atmospheric Radical
Production by Excitation of Vibrational
Overtones via Absorption of Visible Light:
D J Donaldson, G J Frost, K H Rosenlof, A F
Tuck, *V Vaida
A21C CC:HALL C Tues 0830h
Aerosols, Clouds and Radiative Processes Posters
Presiding: B N Duncan, Harvard Univ
0830h A21C-01 POSTER An Investigation Into the
Effects of Aerosols and Clouds on
Downwelling Solar Radiation: L S Klein, D D
Venable, *A M Farah, J D Molitoris, K E Grant,
A S Grossman, J F Arens
0830h A21C-02 POSTER Global Scale Satellite
Observations of Radiative Fluxes:
Sensitivity to New Sources of Water Vapor: *J
Gu, R T Pinker, I Laszlo
0830h A21C-03 POSTER A Polynomial
Parameterization of Photodissociation Rate
Constants for Use in Chemical Tracer Models
(CTMs): *B N Duncan, C M Spivakovsky
0830h A21C-04 POSTER Observational Study of
Broadband and Spectral UV Transmission
Through an Aerosol Layer: *B N Wenny, J J
DeLuisi, V K Saxena, M G Seybold
0830h A21C-05 POSTER On the Chemical,
Microphysical and Radiative Properties of
Clouds From a Four Year Field Study for the
Southeastern U.S.: *S Menon, V K Saxena
0830h A21C-06 POSTER Atmospheric Extinction
Evolution in Crimea (Ukraine) for the Last
70 Years: *E I Terez, G A Terez
0830h A21C-07 POSTER Scattering in the Limb of a
Spherical-Shell Atmosphere as Computed by a
Scalar Radiative Transfer Model: *R P
Loughman, D E Flittner, B M Herman
0830h A21C-08 POSTER Aerosol Remote Sensing From
POLDER Spaceborne Instrument: *P Goloub, J L
Deuze, D Tanre, M Herman, F M Breon
0830h A21C-09 POSTER POAM II Polar Climatology of
Aerosol Surface Area, Volume and Effective
Radius: *J D Lumpe, H M Steele, R M
Bevilacqua
0830h A21C-10 POSTER A Multi-Instrument Approach
for the Characterization of the Vertical
Structure of Aerosol Optical Properties: *J
Redemann, R P Turco, K N Liou, R F Pueschel,
W B Grant, E V Browell
0830h A21C-11 POSTER The Effect of Tropospheric
Clouds on the Lower Stratospheric Radiative
Heating Rate During the Southern Hemisphere
Winter: *J A Hicke, A F Tuck
0830h A21C-12 POSTER The Effect of Thermal
Radiation on Convective Instability: *V E
Larson
0830h A21C-13 POSTER Sensitivity of Single-Column
Model Results to Cumulus Convection
Parameterization Schemes: *S C Xie, M H Zhang
0830h A21C-14 POSTER Atmospheric Sulfur and Deep
Convective Clouds in Tropical Pacific: A
Model Study: *C Andronache, L J Donner, C J
Seman, V Ramaswamy, R S Hemler
A21D CC:202 Tues 0830h
Seasonal and Interannual Variability, and Trends, in
Stratospheric Trace Gasses and Aerosol from UAR
Presiding: A E Roche, Lockheed Martin Palo Alto; R S Stolarski,
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
0830h A21D-01 INVITED Atmospheric Trends and
Variability Observed by HALOE From the UARS
Platform: *J M Russell, G D Considine, L E
Deaver, E E Remsberg
0845h A21D-02 INVITED Trends in Trace Species
(ClO, HNO~K3~L) Measured by the Upper
Atmosphere Research Satellite Microwave Limb
Sounder: 1991-1997: *L Froidevaux, J W
Waters, W G Read, M L Santee, P S Connell,
D E Kinnison
0900h A21D-03 Space-Time Patterns of Trends in
Stratospheric Constituents Observed by UARS:
*W J Randel, F Wu, J M Russell, J Waters,
M Santee
0915h A21D-04 Seasonal and Interannual Variations
in UARS MLS High-Latitude HNO~K3~L Data: *M L
Santee, G L Manney, L Froidevaux, W G Read,
J W Waters
0930h A21D-05 Impact of Solar-Occultation Sampling
on Ozone Variability Deduced From a NASA
Langley IMPACT Model Simulation: *T D Fairlie,
R B Pierce, G D Considine, J A Al-Saadi, W L
Grose, J M Russell
0945h A21D-06 INVITED The UARS Reference
Atmosphere Project: *J J Remedios
1000h Break
1020h A21D-07 INVITED Stratospheric Aerosols:
Their Seasonal and Interannual Variability
and Climatology: *M P McCormick, P H Wang
1035h A21D-08 INVITED Variability in Tropical
Cirrus Over an 18 Month Period as Observed
by UARS-CLAES: *J L Mergenthaler, A E Roche,
J B Kumer, G A Ely
1050h A21D-09 POAM II Observations of Aerosol
Layers in the Wintertime Arctic Outside the
Polar Vortex: *M Fromm, J Hornstein, K
Hoppel, R Bevilacqua, E Shettle
1105h A21D-10 Trajectory Hunting: Analysis of the
UARS Measurements Showing Rapid Chlorine
Activation: *M Y Danilin, M L Santee, J M
Rodriguez, M K W Ko, G L Manney, J W Waters,
J L Mergenthaler, J B Kumer, H C Pumphrey, A
Tabazadeh
1120h A21D-11 Photochemical Implications of Upper
Stratospheric Trace Constituent Changes
Observed by HALOE, 1992-1995: *D E Siskind,
J Lean, L Froidevaux, J M Russell
1135h A21D-12 On the Springtime Persistence of
Polar Vortex and Ozone Hole: *S Zhou, M E
Gelman, A J Miller
A21E CC:207 Tues 0830h
General Atmospheric Chemistry
Presiding: N M Donahue, Harvard Univ; M A Carroll,
Univ of Michigan
0830h A21E-01 A Model Quantification of OH Sources
in the Continental Troposphere: *I Bey, B
Aumont, G Toupance
0845h A21E-02 Hydrogen Radical Production
Processes and Concentrations Inferred From
Trace Gas Measurements in the Remote Central
and South Pacific Basin: *C A Cantrell, R E
Shetter, B L Lefer
0900h A21E-03 Isoprene Emission from Tropical
Forest Canopy Leaves: *M Keller, M T Lerdau
0915h A21E-04 Development of a Condensed Isoprene
Oxidation Mechanism for Global Atmospheric
Modeling: *U Poeschl, N Poisson, R
von Kuhlmann, M Kanakidou, M Lawrence, P J
Crutzen
0930h A21E-05 The Oxidation of Ethene and Propene:
J J Orlando, *G S Tyndall, M Bilde, C
Ferronato, T J Wallington, L Vereecken, J
Peeters
0945h A21E-06 Assimilation of Global Tropospheric
CO Observations: *B V Khattatov, J C Gille,
P F Levelt, G P Brasseur, D A Hauglustaine,
S Walters, P J Rasch, J F Muller, C Granier,
X X Tie
1000h Break
1030h A21E-07 Data-Based Climatologies of
Tropospheric Carbon Monoxide and Ozone: *L K
Emmons, D Hauglustaine, M A Carroll, G
Brasseur
1045h A21E-08 Evolution of the Oxidizing Power of
the Atmosphere Since Preindustrial Times: *Y
Wang, D J Jacob
1100h A21E-09 An Evaluation of Chemistry's Role in
the Winter-Spring Ozone Maximum Found in the
Northern Free Troposphere: J J Yienger, A A
Klonecki, H Levy, *W J Moxim, G R Carmichael
1115h A21E-10 The Summer 1997 PHotochemistry
Experiment: An Overview: *M A Carroll, T
Thornberry, L Emmons, S Sillman, P Samson,
J Teeri, S Bertman, M Pippin, K Ostling,
P Shepson, J Grossenbacher, O
Herrera-Gomez, B Splawn, A L Sumner, J
Moody, D Hastie, C Mihele, H Westberg, C
Claiborn, E Allwine, V Young, R Roebuck,
K Fischer, A Barron, K Paterson, J Sagady,
R Zika, C Farmer
1130h A21E-11 The Relationship Between Isoprene
and Radicals During the PROPHET Field Study:
*D R Hastie, C M Mihele, P B Shepson, O
Herrera-Gomez, B G Splawn, H Westberg, B
Lamb
1145h A21E-12 Simultaneous Measurements of NO,
NO2, and NOY During the PROPHET Fall 1997
and Winter 1998 Seasonal Intensives: *T
Thornberry, L K Emmons, M A Carroll, J Moody,
O Cooper, K Higgins, S Bertman, M Pippin,
K Ostling
A22A CC:HALL C Tues 1330h
General Atmospheric Chemistry Posters
Presiding: W T Rawlins, Physical Sciences, Inc
1330h A22A-01 POSTER Assessing the Fuel Component
Contributions to 2-Methyl-Propene Emission
From Spark Ignition Engines: *J M Van Doren,
K L Cappuccio, T E Hannon, H Liu, W K Cheng
1330h A22A-02 POSTER Isoprene Emissions From
Scrub Oak Vegetation as Affected by Growth
in Elevated Carbon Dioxide: *P T Buckley
1330h A22A-03 POSTER Spatial and Temporal
Variability of Nitrogen Oxides Fluxes From a
Fertilized Tree Plantation in Costa Rica: *A M
Weitz, P M Crill, M Keller, E Linder, E
Veldkamp
1330h A22A-04 POSTER The delta~L15~KN and
delta~L18~KO of N~K2~LO Produced by Pure
Cultures of Methanotrophic Bacteria: *K W
Mandernack, D Updegraff, T Rahn, M Wahlen
1330h A22A-05 POSTER Hot Lava as the Source of
Fixed Nitrogen in a Cloud Forest: *S
Coeppicus, B J Huebert
1330h A22A-06 POSTER A Global Estimate of the
Uptake of Methyl Bromide (CH~K3~LBr) by
Cultivated Soil: *R K Varner, P M Crill, W
Talbot, J H Shorter
1330h A22A-07 POSTER Methyl Bromide: Sources and
Sinks in the Ocean and Land: *C G Morgan, K R
Redecker-Dewulf, Y L Yung, M Allen, M Carr,
D Halpern, A Anbar
1330h A22A-08 POSTER Trace Gas Measurements With
a High Resolution Fourier Transform
Spectrometer at Arrival Heights, Antarctica:
*B J Connor, S W Wood, N B Jones, T M Stephen,
F J Murcray
1330h A22A-09 POSTER Measurements of HBr
Interactions With Water-Ice: Atmospheric
Implications: *M K Dubey, L Foster, J L
Casson, M S Johal, B F Henson, J M Robinson
1330h A22A-10 POSTER SOLSE/LORE: Preliminary
Results of a New Technique to Measure Ozone
Profiles Using Limb Scattering: *R D McPeters,
E Hilsenrath, T Brown, S Janz
1330h A22A-11 POSTER An Algorithm for Retrieving
Ozone Profiles From Shuttle Observations of
Limb Scattered UV and Visible Light: *D E
Flittner, B M Herman, R D McPeters, E
Hilsenrath, S J Janz
1330h A22A-12 POSTER Laboratory Intercomparisons
and In-Flight Measurements of Ozone by a
Prototype UV Ozone Photometer: *W T Rawlins,
D M Sonnenfroh, A H Burbo, M Proffitt
1330h A22A-13 POSTER Correction of
Electrochemical Concentration Cell
Ozonesonde Flight Data Using Pre-Flight
Simulation Correction Factors: *J L Tyvoll,
A L Torres, K R LaGarde, S A Lawson
1330h A22A-14 POSTER Ozone Vertical Profiles Over
Tibetan-Qinghhai Plateau: *W Yu, J Wu
1330h A22A-15 POSTER Correlation Between Total
Ozone and Geomagnetic Activity in the
Southern Atlantic Magnetic Anomaly: E
Martinez, *S Duhau
1330h A22A-16 POSTER Stability of Aerosol
Distribution in Remote Marine Boundary Layer:
*C Andronache, W L Chameides
1330h A22A-17 POSTER Millimeter Wave
Spectroscopic Measurements of HNO~K3~L Over
the South Pole for the 1995 Polar Fall,
Winter, and Spring: *M K McDonald, R L
de Zafra, R Chamberlain
1330h A22A-18 POSTER Near IR Photolysis of RO2 in
the Troposphere: G J Frost, G B Ellison, *V
Vaida
1330h A22A-19 POSTER Experimental Evidence for
Photo Assisted Heterogeneous Loss of Nitrous
Oxide and Its Implications: *S S Prasad
A22B CC:HALL C Tues 1330h
Beginning the Future in Atmospheric Science Posters
Presiding: D R Worsnop, Aerodyne Research, Inc; J M Van Doren,
College of the Holy Cross
1330h A22B-01 POSTER Lightning Activity Within
the Thunderstorm Environment: *P S Heard, V R
Morris, G S Jenkins, J E Dye
1330h A22B-02 POSTER Carbon Dioxide Condensation
on Ice: Implications for the Martian
Atmosphere: *D L Glandorf, R T Tisdale, M A
Tolbert, O B Toon
1330h A22B-03 POSTER Possible Air Transport
Pathways for Radionuclides for the Kola
Nuclear Power Plant: *A G Mahura, D A Jaffe,
A A Baklanov, R J Andres, L Thaning, R
Bergman, J T Merrill
1330h A22B-04 POSTER Atmospheric Input of Trace
Metals to the Gulf of Maine: *S M Pike, S B
Moran
1330h A22B-05 POSTER Comparison of Aerosol Mass
Identified by Gravimetric and Ion
Chromatographic Analysis of Moudi Samples: *J
Pfeiffer, B J Huebert, S G Howell, L Zhuang
A22C CC:HALL C Tues 1330h
Trends in Ozone as a Function of Altitude Posters
Presiding: R S Stolarski, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center; W
Randel, NCAR
1330h A22C-01 POSTER Comparisons of
Climatological Ozone Profiles (1988-1996)
From SAGE II and Balloonsonde Data Using
Potential Vorticity-Isentropic Coordinate
Transformations: *S M Hollandsworth, M R
Schoeberl, C Weaver
1330h A22C-02 POSTER Ozone Profile Climatology
Derived From Balloonsonde and SAGE II Data:
*G J Labow, J Logan, S M Hollandsworth, R D
McPeters
1330h A22C-03 POSTER The Effect of Aerosols on
Ozone Trends From Solar Occultation
Experiments: *H M Steele, R P Turco
1330h A22C-04 POSTER Modulation of Tropospheric
Ozone at Northern Midlatitudes by the El
Nino/Southern Oscillation: Implications for
Trend Analysis: *A O Langford, T J O'Leary,
C D Masters, K C Aikin, M H Proffitt
1330h A22C-05 POSTER Improvements to the SAGE II
Processing Algorithm: *N Iyer, S P Burton,
J M Zawodny, L W Thomason
1330h A22C-06 POSTER Total Ozone Trends Derived
From a Unified Satellite Ozone Record
1970-1998: *R S Stolarski, R D McPeters, G J
Labow, S M Hollandsworth, L E Flynn
A22D CC:207 Tues 1330h
Diagnosing Atmospheric Transport: The Age of Air
Presiding: T Hall, NASA Goddard Inst for Space Studies; K Boering,
Harvard Univ
1330h A22D-01 INVITED Simultaneous Use of SF~K6~,
CF~K4~, and CO~K2~ as Tracers of the Age of
Stratospheric Air: *J Harnisch, W Bischof,
R Borchers, P Fabian, M Maiss
1345h A22D-02 Comparison of Stratospheric Mean Age
Values Derived From CO2 and SF6 Measurements:
*M Strunk, A Engel, H Glatzel-Mattheier, I
Levin, U Schmidt, C M Volk
1400h A22D-03 INVITED Mean Age of the Air Mass
Determined Using Real-Time Airborne
Measurements of Sulfur Hexafluoride: *J W
Elkins
1415h A22D-04 Stratospheric Mean Ages From In Situ
Measurements of Carbon Dioxide From Aircraft
and High-Altitude Balloons: *A E Andrews, K A
Boering, S C Wofsy, B C Daube, M Loewenstein,
J R Podolske, H Jost, C R Webster, R D May,
R Herman, D Scott, J W Elkins, F L Moore,
P A Romashkin, D F Hurst, E A Ray
1430h A22D-05 Episodic Transport Into the Tropical
Stratosphere: *H Jost, M Loewenstein
1445h A22D-06 The Time Scale for Entrainment Into
the Tropical Stratosphere up to 32 km: *C M
Volk, F L Moore, J W Elkins, D W Fahey, G S
Dutton, E A Ray, R J Salawitch
1500h Break
1520h A22D-07 The Age of Air in a Leaky Pipe Model
of Stratospheric Transport: *J L Neu, R A
Plumb
1535h A22D-08 Air Mass Age, Mixing of Air Masses
and Changes in Hydrocarbon Concentrations: *J
Rudolph
1550h A22D-09 Transport Time of Stratospheric Air
From Tropopause to Ground Level: *L Husain,
V A Dutkiewicz
1605h A22D-10 INVITED Determination of Empirical
Age Spectra From In Situ Observations of
Stratospheric Carbon Dioxide: *S C Wofsy, A E
Andrews, K A Boering, B C Daube
1620h A22D-11 INVITED Long Term Trajectory
Integrations and Age-of-Air: *M R Schoeberl,
A Dessler, C Jackman, E Fleming, J
Rosenfield
1635h A22D-12 Age-of-Air Experiments With the GFDL
SKYHI General Circulation Model: *J
Eluszkiewicz, R S Hemler, L Perliski, J D
Mahlman
1650h A22D-13 Stratospheric Transport Timescales:
An Eigenvalue Analysis: *T M Hall
A31A CC:HALL C Wed 0830h
Regional and Applied Studies Posters
Presiding: S G Zemba, Cambridge Environmental Inc
0830h A31A-01 POSTER Recent Measurements of Urban
Metabolism and Trace Gas Respiration: *J H
Shorter, J B McManus, D D Nelson, M S
Zahniser, C E Kolb, E J Allwine, H Westberg,
S O'Neill, B K Lamb, P M Crill, R W Talbot,
C H Yeang, J Ferreira, G J McRae
0830h A31A-02 POSTER Measurement of Nitrous Acid
and Nitric Acid in an Urban Environment: *K
Civerolo, X Zhou, G Deng, H Qiao
0830h A31A-03 POSTER An Assessment of Sulfur
Deposition Pathways in Asia: *Y Xu, G R
Carmichael
0830h A31A-04 POSTER A Physical and Chemical
Analysis of the 1997 Haze in Southeast Asia:
*R Balasubramanian, Q Zhen, Z Zhong, V
Thevaraj, R Begum
0830h A31A-05 POSTER Air Pollution Control and
Energy Conservation in Taiwan: *H Chang, J
Yu
0830h A31A-06 POSTER Characterization of
Particulate Matter in Corpus Christi Urban
Airshed: *S Natarajan, K John
0830h A31A-07 POSTER Regional Characterization of
"Black Carbon" Transport Over the Southeast
U.S.: *C P Petrusak, V K Saxena, C P Bahrmann
0830h A31A-08 POSTER Modeling of Wet Acid
Deposition in Eastern North America: *S G
Zemba, R Paulding, D Krebs
A31B CC:HALL C Wed 0830h
Ozone Alkene Reactions Posters
Presiding: N M Donahue, Harvard Univ; M A Carroll,
Univ of Michigan
0830h A31B-01 POSTER Direct Measurement of
Radical Production in the Ozonolysis of
Olefins: *N M Donahue, J H Kroll, J G
Anderson, K L Demerjian
0830h A31B-02 POSTER Radical Formation in
Ozone-Alkene Reactions: *K Treacy, M Gurrie,
H Sidebottom
0830h A31B-03 POSTER Pressure Dependence of OH
Yield From Ozone-Alkene Reactions: *J D
Fenske, S E Paulson
0830h A31B-04 POSTER Kinetic Measurements of the
OH-Initiated Oxidation of Isoprene: Radical
Regeneration by the Reaction of
Isoprene-Based Peroxy Radicals With Nitric
Oxide: D L'Esperance, G Martin, *P Stevens
0830h A31B-05 POSTER An Ab Initio Study of the
Isoprene + Ozone Reaction Path: *M R Nelson,
A M Gabrielli, M H Kim, R F Borkman
A31C CC:HALL C Wed 0830h
Climate, Paleoclimate and Dynamics Posters
Presiding: P A Schultz, National Academy of Sciences
0830h A31C-01 POSTER A 3-D, Statistical Climate
Model for Transient, Integrated Assessments
of Climate Change: *P A Schultz, E J Barron,
R Crane
0830h A31C-02 POSTER A Climate Model With
Hydrological Cycle and Sea Ice Physics to
Study Feedback Mechanisms Within Climate
System: *Y Zhu
0830h A31C-03 POSTER The Relationship of
Tropospheric Ozone to Climate Change: *L J
Mickley, P P Murti, D J Jacob, J A Logan, D
Rind
0830h A31C-04 POSTER Testing for Global Warming
Against Stationary Natural Climate
Variability: J D Pelletier
0830h A31C-05 POSTER Reconstructed Summer (JJA)
Streamflow in the White River of Arkansas
From a Millennium of Tree Rings: *M K
Cleaveland
0830h A31C-06 POSTER Utility of Varved Sediments
From Green Lake, NY to Reconstruct
High-Resolution Holocene Atmospheric
Circulation Patterns in the Northeastern
United States: *M E Kirby, H T Mullins, A
Burnett, M F Hilfinger
0830h A31C-07 POSTER Concentration, Accumulation
and, Flux in Central West Antarctic Ice Cores:
D B Reusch, P A Mayewski, *S I Whitlow
0830h A31C-08 POSTER Iridium, Copper, Silver and
Aluminum Seasonal Variability in the Snows
of Central Greenland: *J Wu, E Boyle, R
Sherrell
0830h A31C-09 POSTER Comparative States of the
Atmosphere in 1994 and 1995 From the ODERACS
I and II Experiments: *A Tan
0830h A31C-10 POSTER Synoptic-Scale Variability
in the Tropical Western North Pacific: *A H
Sobel, C S Bretherton
A31D CC:210 Wed 0830h
Charney Lecture
Presiding: M R Schoeberl, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
0830h INTRODUCTION: M R Schoeberl,
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
0835h A31D-01 INVITED Chemistry, Radiation, and
Climate: What Are the Connections?: *J G
Anderson
A31E CC:210 Wed 1000h
Beginning the Future in Atmospheric Science I
Presiding: D R Worsnop, Aerodyne Research, Inc; J M Van Doren,
College of the Holy Cross
1000h INTRODUCTION: D R Worsnop,
Aerodyne Research, Inc
1005h A31E-01 FTIR Studies on Lifetime
Prolongation of Stratospheric Ice Particles
Due to NAT Coating: *U M Biermann, J N
Crowley, T Huthwelker, G K Moortgat, P J
Crutzen, T Peter
1020h A31E-02 Composition- and
Temperature-Dependent Complex Refractive
Indices of Sulfuric Acid/Water Aerosols
Under Stratospheric Conditions: *M L Norman,
R F Niedziela, C DeForest, R E Miller, D R
Worsnop
1035h A31E-03 Spectroscopic Probes of the
Composition and Morphology of Inorganic Salt
Aerosols: *D D Weis, G E Ewing
1050h A31E-04 Deliquescence and Ice Nucleation
Properties of Ammonium-Salt Aerosol: *T B
Onasch, R L Siefert, B J Murray, M A Wilson,
M A Tolbert
1105h A31E-05 Heterogeneous Uptake of Gas-Phase
SO~K2~L, H~K2~LS, and CO~K2~L: *Q Shi, J
Boniface, Y Q Li, O V Rattigan, E Swartz, P
Davidovits, D R Worsnop, J T Jayne, C E Kolb
1120h A31E-06 Uptake of C1-C4 Alcohols During
Vapor Depositional Ice Growth: *W Huffman,
J Snider
1135h A31E-07 Heterogeneous Reactions of
HOCl+HBr-->BrCl+H~K2~LO and
HOBr+HCl-->BrCl+H~K2~LO on Ice Films: *L Chu,
L T Chu
1150h A31E-08 Modeling Saharan Dust Emissions and
Optical Properties: *P R Colarco, I N Sokolik,
O B Toon
A31F CC:202 Wed 0830h
Modeling Stratospheric Ozone
Presiding: A Douglass, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center; R S
Stolarski, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
0830h A31F-01 Modeled Ozone Loss Rates in the
Arctic Stratosphere Compared With Results of
the Match Experiments: *G Becker, R Muller,
D S McKenna, M Rex
0845h A31F-02 Measured and Simulated Chemical
Ozone Loss in the Arctic Polar Vortex 1995-96:
*C Deniel, R M Bevilacqua, F Lefevre, J P
Pommereau
0900h A31F-03 Lagrangian Photochemical Modeling of
Ozone in the Summer Polar Stratosphere
During the POLARIS Aircraft Campaign: R B
Pierce, *T D Fairlie, J A Al-Saadi, J R Olson,
R S Eckman, W L Grose, J M Russell
0915h A31F-04 Diffusion Versus Nonlocal Models of
Stratospheric Mixing: Theory and Practice:
*A H Sobel
0930h A31F-05 The Role of Planetary Wave Activity
on Interannual Variability in Total Ozone
During Northern Winter: *A C Fusco, M L Salby
0945h A31F-06 Simulation of the Ozone QBO in a
Comprehensive GCM: L Perliski, *K Hamilton
A31G CC:202 Wed 1020h
Trends in Ozone as a Function of Altitude
Presiding: R S Stolarski, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center; W
Randel, NCAR
1020h A31G-01 INVITED Trends in the Altitude
Profile of Ozone: *R S Stolarski, W J Randel,
J A Logan, M J Newchurch, D Cunnold, S M
Hollandsworth
1035h A31G-02 INVITED Trends in Upper
Stratospheric Ozone: *M J Newchurch, L
Bishop, D Cunnold, S Hollandsworth, R
McPeters, J Miller, W Randel, G Reinsel,
R Stolarski, R Wang, E S Yang
1055h A31G-03 INVITED Ozone Trends in the Lower
Stratosphere: H J Wang, *D M Cunnold, J
Logan, L Thomason, J Zawodny
1115h A31G-04 INVITED Trends in the Ozonesonde
Data 0-27 km: A Comparison of Two Analyses:
*J A Logan, I A Megretskaia, A J Miller, D
Choi, L Zhang, G C Tiao
1135h A31G-05 Total Ozone Trends at Northern
Midlatitudes: Dynamical Transport
Contributions: L L Hood, M Beulen, S Rossi
1150h A31G-06 Ozonesonde Profile Trends at the
South Pole From 1986 to 1997: Implications
for Recovery of Antarctic Ozone Loss: *D J
Hofmann, S J Oltmanss, B J Johnson, J M
Harris
A32A CC:HALL C Wed 1330h
Lightning and Electricity Posters
Presiding: J D Molitoris, Lawrence Livermore National Lab
1330h A32A-01 POSTER Spatial and Temporal
Structure of Sprites and Transient Luminous
Events: *J D Molitoris, E I Davis, A M Farah,
D D Venable
1330h A32A-02 POSTER A Study of the Relationship
of Lightning-Induced Transient Luminous
Events (Sprites) to Atmospheric Structure:
*A M Farah, J D Molitoris, E I Davis, D D
Venable
1330h A32A-03 POSTER Spectroscopy and Chemical
Kinetics of Sprites: *W T Rawlins, B D Green,
M E Fraser, R A Armstrong
1330h A32A-04 POSTER Measurement of Upward
Lightning Using RPVs: *J G Houser, R A
Goldberg, M D Desch, W M Farrell
1330h A32A-05 POSTER Shock Deformation of Rocks
Due to Lightning Discharges: *J Karfunkel,
A Banko, M Chaves, J Addad
1330h A32A-06 POSTER Nitric Oxide Production by
Simulated Lightning: Dependence on Current,
Energy, and Pressure: *G C Goldenbaum, A W
DeSilva, R R Dickerson, Y Wang
1330h A32A-07 INVITED POSTER Modeling of
High-Latitude Thermosphere Joule Heating at
High Spatial/Temporal Resolution: *F Li, T L
Killeen, A G Burns, W Wang, Q Wu, R Roble,
L A Frank, J B Siywarth
A32B CC:HALL C Wed 1330h
Atmospheric Effects of Aviation Posters
Presiding: R Kawa, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
1330h A32B-01 POSTER Impact of HNO~K3~L on Ice
Evaporation Rates Under Upper
Tropospheric/Lower Stratospheric Conditions:
*M A Zondlo, M S Warshawsky, M A Tolbert
1330h A32B-02 POSTER Heterogeneous Chemistry of
Single Alumina Particles in an
Electrodynamic Trap: *A J Hunter, W T Rawlins,
D B Oakes, D M Sonnenfroh
1330h A32B-03 POSTER The Temperature-Dependent
Deliquescence and Nucleation Behavior of
Ammonium Sulfate Aerosol at Low Temperature:
A Comparison Between Observations and Models:
*J Xu, D G Imre, R McGraw
1330h A32B-04 POSTER Direct Time Resolved Second
Harmonic Generation Studies of the
ClONO~K2~L Hydrolysis on Single Crystal Ice
Surfaces Under Stratospheric Conditions: *F M
Geiger, C D Pibel, J M Hicks
1330h A32B-05 POSTER Nitric Acid Uptake and
Decomposition on Black Carbon (Soot)
Surfaces: Its Implications for the Upper
Troposphere and Lower Stratosphere: *W Choi,
M T Leu
1330h A32B-06 POSTER Seasonal Variability of
Middle Latitude Ozone in the Lowermost
Stratosphere and Upper Troposphere Based on
Probability Distribution Functions: *M C
Cerniglia, A R Douglass, R B Rood
1330h A32B-07 POSTER Fast Chemical Generation of
NO~Kx~ in the Tropical Free Troposphere: *M
Schultz, D J Jacob, J D Bradshaw, R Talbot,
J Dibb
1330h A32B-08 POSTER New Atmospheric Sources of
Nitric Oxide and Their Implications for the
Atmospheric Effects of Aviation: *S S Prasad,
E C Zipf
A32C CC:210 Wed 1330h
Beginning the Future in Atmospheric Sciences II
Presiding: D R Worsnop, Aerodyne Research, Inc; J M Van Doren,
College of the Holy Cross
1335h A32C-01 Polar Sunrise Experiment 1997:
Bromine Radicals and Photolysable Halogen
Compounds Measurements: *C M Mihele, G A
Impey, D R Hastie, P B Shepson, L A Barrie,
K Anlauf
1350h A32C-02 Model Simulation of Lightning
Produced No~Kx~ in a Colorado Thunderstorm:
*A J DeCaria, K E Pickering, J R Scala, G L
Stenchikov
1405h A32C-03 Uptake of Gas-Phase Ammonia by
Aqueous-Acid Solutions: *E Swartz, Q Shi,
P Davidovits, J T Jayne, D R Worsnop, C E
Kolb
1420h A32C-04 The Role of Advective Fluxes in the
Diurnal Cycle of Surface Air Temperature in
the Great Plains: *S M Gray, G Stenchikov,
A Robock, W Chen
1435h A32C-05 A Single Column Chemical Transport
Model for Regional Air Pollution Studies: *R
Park, G Stenchikov, K Pickering, R
Dickerson
1450h A32C-06 Assessing the Importance of the
Evaporation-Wind Feedback Mechanism the
Maintenance of Simulated Madden-Julian
Oscillations: *E Colon
1505h Break
1525h A32C-07 Aerosol Radiative Effects on
Dynamical Mixing and Chemical Processes in
the Planetary Boundary Layer: *M
Gamazaychikov, G Stenchikov, M
Fox-Rabinovitz, R Dickerson, K Pickering
1540h A32C-08 Sensitivity of Convective Scheme in
Data Assimilation: *L Fleischfresser, A Y
Hou
1555h Discussion
A32D CC:202 Wed 1330h
Early Results from CRISTA Experiment
Presiding: M Riese, Univ of Wuppertal; J T Bacmeister,
Naval Research Lab
1330h A32D-01 INVITED The CRISTA Experiments: An
Overview: *K U Grossmann
1345h A32D-02 INVITED MAHRSI Observations of High
Latitude OH and Polar Mesospheric Clouds: *M H
Stevens, R R Conway, M E Summers, J G Cardon
1400h A32D-03 INVITED Comparison of Observed and
Modeled Filaments in the CRISTA Data: *M R
Schoeberl, J Bacmeister, D Offerman
1415h A32D-04 Streamers in Trace Gas Distributions
as Measured by CRISTA and Modeled by KASIMA:
D Offermann, *K U Grossmann, V Kuell, A
Franzen, W Kouker
1430h A32D-05 Intercomparison of Satellite and
Aircraft Observations of Long-Lived Tracers
Using Trajectory Mapping: *J T Bacmeister, V
Kuell, D Offermann, J W Elkins
1445h A32D-06 INVITED Global Modeling of
Stratospheric Ozone: *X Tie
1500h Break
1530h A32D-07 INVITED Three-Dimensional Model
Simulations of CRISTA Trace Gas Measurements:
*M Riese, X X Tie, D Offermann, G Brasseur
1545h A32D-08 INVITED "Postcasts" of Global
Gravity Wave Activity in the Middle
Atmosphere During the CRISTA-SPAS Missions:
*S D Eckermann
1600h A32D-09 INVITED Tidal Signatures in
Temperature Data From the CRISTA 1 Mission
(November 3-14 1994): *W E Ward, J Oberheide,
P Preusse, M Riese, D Offermann
1615h A32D-10 Cloud Detection in the Upper
Troposphere and Lower Stratosphere by CRISTA
1/2: *R Spang, P Preusse, K U Grossmann, D
Offermann, J Bacmeister
1630h A32D-11 Measurements of CO~K2~L Density at
the Turbopause by CRISTA: *M Kaufmann, K
Vollmann, K U Grossmann
1645h A32D-12 Particle Effects on the Middle
Atmosphere Modeled Using the Parallelized
TIME-GCM: *G Crowley, A Ridley, R Link, D
Winningham, R Frahm, J Sharber, R Roble, A
Richmond, J Russell
A41A CC:HALL C Thurs 0830h
Atmospheric Sciences Techniques Posters
Presiding: M J Elrod, Hope College
0830h A41A-01 POSTER Aerosol Mass Spectrometer
for Size and Composition Analysis of
Submicron Particles: *J T Jayne, D R Worsnop,
C E Kolb, D Leard, P Davidovits, X Zhang,
K A Smith
0830h A41A-02 POSTER Experimental and Theoretical
Studies of Chemical Ionization Mass
Spectrometric Detection Schemes for
Atmospherically Relevant Organic Peroxide,
Hypochlorite, and Hypobromite Species: *M J
Elrod, B M Messer, D E Stielstra
0830h A41A-03 POSTER High Sensitivity, In-Situ
Mass Spectrometric Studies of Atmospheric
Chlorine, Sulphate and Nitric Acid: RISO,
SNIF and SONEX: *R F Meads, J O Ballenthin,
A A Viggiano, T M Miller, W F Thorn, D E
Hunton, G S Federico, J F Borghetti, R B
Gosselin, G R Kirpa
0830h A41A-04 POSTER Prototype Holographic
Atomospheric Scanner for Environmental
Remote Sensing (PHASERS): *D Guerra, S
Chaudhuri, G Schwemmer, T Wilkerson
0830h A41A-05 POSTER Real Time Detection of
Sodium in Aerosols by Laser Induced
Fluorescence: *C D Clark, A J Hynes, E S
Saltzman
0830h A41A-06 POSTER Alternative Fluorocarbon
Measurement Using Fluorine Atomic Emission
Detector: *S R Sousa, S E Bialkowski
0830h A41A-07 POSTER Stable Isotope
Characterization of Atmospheric Volatile
Organic Compounds (VOC) by
Gas-Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry-Isotope
Ratio Mass Spectrometry: A L Norman, J F
Hopper, D E Ernst, E Czuba, *J Rudolph
0830h A41A-08 POSTER Wind Measurement Using a
Multibeam Lidar: *L C Chen, W E Eichinger
0830h A41A-09 POSTER Tests of Sequential Data
Assimilation for Profile Soil Moisture and
Temperature Retrieval From L Band
Radiobrightnesses: *J F Galantowicz, D
Entekhabi
0830h A41A-10 POSTER Integration of Soil Moisture
Remote Sensing and Hydrologic Modeling Using
Data Assimilation: *P R Houser, W
Shuttleworth, J Famiglietti, H Gupta, K Syed,
D Goodrich
0830h A41A-11 POSTER On the Estimation of Soil
Moisture Profile by Sequential Assimilation
of Remotely Sensed Surface Soil Moisture: *J
Li, S Islam
A41B CC:207 Thurs 0830h
Hydrological and Biochemical Controls on Atmosphere-Biosphere
Exchange with Boreal Soils (joint with H)
Presiding: N Roulet, McGill Univ; P Crill, Univ of New Hampshire
0830h A41B-01 INVITED Carbon Balance of a Boreal
Patterned Peatland: *J M Waddington, N T
Roulet
0845h A41B-02 Environmental Controls on the Carbon
Balance of Boreal Peatlands, Manitoba, Canada:
*J L Bubier, P M Crill, S Frolking, T R
Moore
0900h A41B-03 Does Non-Growing Season Respiration
Contribute Significantly to the Annual
Carbon Budget of a Bog?: *C L Roehm, N T
Roulet
0915h A41B-04 Influences of Fire and Climate
Change on Carbon Emissions From Boreal
Peatlands: *L A Morrissey, G P Livingston,
S C Zoltai, W J deGroot
0930h A41B-05 Controls on Methane Emissions Along
a Moisture Gradient Adjacent to a Beaver
Pond in the Canadian Boreal Zone: *S C
Moosavi, P M Crill
0945h A41B-06 INVITED Trace Gas Exchange From
Plot to Landscape Scale in a High Arctic Wet
Tundra Ecosystem: *T R Christensen, T
Friborg, H Soegaard, C Nordstroem, S
Jonasson
A41C CC:207 Thurs 1030h
Lightning and Electricity
Presiding: A R Jacobson, Los Alamos National Lab; R C Franz,
Los Alamos National Lab
1030h A41C-01 Coordinated FORTE Satellite RF and
Ground-Based Sferic Lightning Observations:
*A R Jacobson, S O Knox, R C Franz, D N
Holden, R S Massey, C T Rhodes, M W Kirkland,
D M Suszcynsky, D A Smith, X M Shao, K Wiens
1045h A41C-02 FORTE/OLS Observations of Optical
Emissions From Lightning and Other Transient
Sources: M Kirkland, *R Franz, D M
Suszcynsky, S Knox, J Guillen, J Green
1100h A41C-03 Electomagnetics of Sprite Producing
Lightning: *L H Marshall, L C Hale, C L
Croskey
1115h A41C-04 Gamma-Ray Bursts Generated by
Fractal Lightning: *G M Milikh, J A Valdivia
1130h A41C-05 INVITED Tropical Lightning Activity
Since 1971 Inferred From 10 kHz Radio Noise
in Antarctica: *N W Watkins, M A Clilverd,
A J Smith, K H Yearby
1145h A41C-06 Locating the Source of a TIPP Event:
*R S Zuelsdorf, R J Strangeway, C T Russell,
R C Franz, A R Jacobson
A41D CC:202 Thurs 0830h
Atmospheric Effects of Aviation I
Presiding: R Kawa, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center; D E Anderson,
Johns Hopkins Univ
0830h A41D-01 INVITED Effects of Subsonic
Aircraft on Ozone: Insights From Aircraft
Missions and Global Models: *D J Jacob, L
Jaegle, M G Schultz, Y H Wang, W H Brune, Y
Kondo, H Singh, R W Talbot
0850h A41D-02 HO~Kx~ Cycling and O~K3~ Production
in the Upper Troposphere Based Upon In Situ
Measurements: *E Lanzendorf, T F Hanisco,
P O Wennberg, J G Anderson, C R Webster, R D
May, R Herman, R S Gao, E R Keim, S G
Donnelly, L A Del Negro, D W Fahey, M H
Proffitt, J J Margitan, T P Bui
0905h A41D-03 The Production of HONO From the
Heterogeneous Uptake of NO~K2~L on Soot: *C A
Longfellow, A R Ravishankara, D R Hanson
0920h A41D-04 INVITED An Overview of the
AEAP/SONEX (Atmospheric Effects of Aviation
Project/SASS Ozone and Nitrogen Oxide
EXperiment) Aircraft Mission in 1997: *A M
Thompson, H B Singh, X X SONEX Science Team
0940h A41D-05 Evaluation of Parameterized Deep
Convection and Lightning in a Global
Chemical Transport Model During SONEX: *K E
Pickering, A M Thompson, L Pfister, H B
Selkirk, T L Kucsera
0955h Break
1015h A41D-06 CIMS Measurements of HNO~K3~L,
SO~K2~L, and HCN During the NASA SONEX
Campaign: *D E Hunton, J O Ballenthin, A A
Viggiano, G R Kirpa, W F Thorn, T M Miller,
J F Borghetti, G S Federico, R F Meads
1030h A41D-07 Whole Air Sampling From the DC-8
Aircraft During SONEX: *I J Simpson, D R
Blake, F S Rowland
1045h A41D-08 The Role of Chemi-Ions on Plume
Ultrafine Particle Formation: Simulations
and Comparisons With Recent Field
Measurements: F Yu, *R P Turco
1100h A41D-09 Measurements of SO~K2~L and HNO~K3~L
in the Exhaust of an F-100 Jet Engine: J O
Ballenthin, *T M Miller, A A Viggiano, D E
Hunton, J F Borghetti, G S Federico, G R
Kirpa, W F Thorn
1115h A41D-10 CIMS Measurements of SO~K2~L
Emission Indexes in F-16 Exhaust as a
Function of Fuel Sulfur Level: *J O
Ballenthin, D E Hunton, T M Miller, G R Kirpa,
R F Meads, J F Borghetti, G S Federico, W F
Thorn, A A Viggiano
1130h A41D-11 Sulfur Content of Aircraft Fuel:
Influence on Formation and Microphysical
Properties of Contrails: *R Busen, B
Kaercher, A Petzold, F P Schroeder, U
Schumann
A41E CC:101 Thurs 0830h
Biogeochemical Cycles and Air-Sea Exchange (joint with OS)
Presiding: R Arimoto, New Mexico State Univ; M Conte,
Woods Hole Oceanogr Inst
0830h A41E-01 Oceanic Non-Methane Hydrocarbons:
Concentrations, Production, and Emission
Into the Atmosphere: *J Rudolph, M Ratte,
O Bujok
0845h A41E-02 An Analysis of a Global Model of
Air-Sea Fluxes of Carbonyl Sulfide: *D
Preiswerk, R Najjar
0900h A41E-03 Simulation of Atmospheric
Oxygen/Nitrogen Ratio Using the GENESIS
Atmospheric Transport Model: *P F Maloit, R G
Najjar, D Pollard
0915h A41E-04 INVITED Continentally-Derived Lipid
Biomarkers in the Atmosphere of the Western
North Atlantic: *M H Conte, J C Weber
0930h A41E-05 Atmospheric Deposition of Polycyclic
Aromatic Hydrocarbons Onto Casco Bay, Maine:
D Golomb, E F Barry, *G F Fisher, S M
McCormick, P Varanusupakul
0945h A41E-06 INVITED Atmospheric Deposition of
Trace Elements and Nitrogen to New Jersey
Coastal Waters: *Y Gao
A41F CC:101 Thurs 1030h
Hydrometeorological Data Assimilation (joint with H)
Presiding: D McLaughlin, MIT; D Entekhabi, MIT
1030h A41F-01 Challenges and Progress on the
Characterization and Estimation of Global
Land Surface Processes: *P R Houser, R Yang,
A Molod, M Wu, J Joiner, S Cohn, A da Silva
1045h A41F-02 A Multiple Scale State-Space Model
for Characterizing Subgrid Scale Variability
of Near-Surface Soil Moisture: *P Kumar
1100h A41F-03 Surface Temperature Assimilation in
a Hydrological Model: *V Lakshmi, R Dubayah,
J Rhoads, J Susskind
1115h A41F-04 Variational Assimilation of Soil
Moisture and Surface Control on Evaporation
Based on Thermal Infrared Remote Sensing: *F
Castelli, D Entekhabi, E Caporali
1130h A41F-05 Using Data Assimilation to Infer
Soil Moisture From Remotely-Sensed
Observations: *D B McLaughlin, D Entekhabi,
R Reichle, S J Luis
1145h A41F-06 Towards Profile Soil Moisture
Retrieval From Remote Sensing: *J P Walker,
G R Willgoose, J D Kalma
A42A CC:HALL C Thurs 1330h
Biogeochemical Cycles and Air-Sea Exchange Posters (joint
with O)
Presiding: R Arimoto, New Mexico State Univ
1330h A42A-01 POSTER Determining the Composition
of the Saharan Aerosol at Barbados, Bermuda,
and Izana: *S Huang, U Tomza, R Arimoto,
K A Rahn, J M Prospero
1330h A42A-02 POSTER Atmospheric Depositional
Fluxes of Trace Elements to the Atlantic
Ocean: *G Kim, L Y Alleman, T M Church
1330h A42A-03 POSTER Stable Lead Isotopes and
Crustal Elements as Tracers of Atmospheric
Sources to the North Atlantic: *L Y Alleman
1330h A42A-04 POSTER Measured Vertical
Distributions of Methyl Halides in the North
Pacific Ocean: *W Huang, R H Gammon
1330h A42A-05 POSTER A Suite of Ecodynamics
Models for North Pacific Ocean
Biogeochemistry: *S Chu, L A McNair, S
Elliott
1330h A42A-06 POSTER Atmospheric Nitrogen in the
Coastal Marine Environment of New England:
*C E Jordan, R W Talbot, B W Mosher
A42B CC:HALL C Thurs 1300h
Summer 1997 Ozone Photochemistry Experiment Posters
Presiding: M A Carroll, Univ of Michigan; P S Shepson,
Purdue Univ
1300h A42B-01 POSTER The Summer 1997
Photochemistry Experiment: Site
Characterization and Measurements of O3 and
CO: L K Emmons, *T Thornberry, K Askwith,
P Samson, M A Carroll, J Moody, O Cooper,
K Higgins
1300h A42B-02 POSTER The Summer 1997
Photochemistry Experiment: Simultaneous
Measurements of NO, NO2 and NOY: *T
Thornberry, L K Emmons, S Sillman, P Samson,
M A Carroll, J Moody, O Cooper, K Higgins,
S Bertman, M Pippin, K Ostling, D Hastie,
C Mihele, K Fischer, A Barron
1300h A42B-03 POSTER Peroxyacyl Nitrates and NOx
at the PROPHET Site During Summer 1997: *S
Bertman, M Pippin, K Ostling, C Seaver,
M A Carroll, T Thornberry, L Emmons
1300h A42B-04 POSTER Peroxy Radical Measurements
During the PROPHET Summer '97 Measurement
Campaign: *C M Mihele, D R Hastie, M A
Carroll, S H Thomas, L K Emmons, T
Thornberry, S Bertman, M Pippin, P B
Shepson
1300h A42B-05 POSTER Hydrogen Peroxide
Measurements at PROPHET, Summer of 1997: *C S
Claiborn
1300h A42B-06 POSTER Observations of Rapid
Nighttime Decay of Isoprene Above a Forest
Canopy, as Part of the Program for Research
on Oxidants: PHotochemistry, Emissions, and
Transport (PROPHET) 1997 Intensives: *O
Herrera-Gomez, B G Splawn, P B Shepson, D R
Hastie, C Mihele, M A Carroll, T Thornberry,
L K Emmons, S B Bertman, M Pippin, H
Westberg, T K Starn
1300h A42B-07 POSTER Relaxed Eddy Accumulation
Measurement of Biogenic Hydrocarbon Fluxes
at the PROPHET Site During the Summer of 1997:
*H Westberg, B Lamb, G Allwine
1300h A42B-08 POSTER Impact of Vertical Mixing on
Surface Concentrations of Isoprene,
Methacrolein, NOx, and Peroxides: Results
From a 1-D Photochemical Model: *S Sillman,
M Pippin, T Thornberry, B Lamb, H
Westberg
1300h A42B-09 POSTER Lidar Aerosol Profile
Measurements During PROPHET Summer 1997
Intensive: *K W Fischer, R T Feak, B L Dinda,
A R Barron, K G Paterson, J Sagady
1300h A42B-10 INVITED POSTER Air Quality Data
Exploration Using Positive Matrix
Factorization: Results for the Summer 1997
PROPHET Intensive: *J L Sagady, K G Paterson
1300h A42B-11 POSTER Continuous Measurements of
Ozone, CO, PAN, PPN, MPAN, and
Meteorological Parameters at the PROPHET
Site: A Preliminary Climatology: *S Bertman,
M Pippin, K Ostling, C Seaver, M A Carroll,
T Thornberry, L Emmons, J Moody
A42C CC:HALL C Thurs 1330h
Water Vapor in the Upper Troposphere and Stratosphere Posters
Presiding: S Oltmans, NOAA/CMDL; E Hintsa, Harvard Univ
1330h A42C-01 POSTER Diurnal and Seasonal
Variability of Upper Tropospheric Water
Vapor in the Tropical Pacific Using GMS-5
and GOES-8 Imagery: *G I Molnar, D Chesters
1330h A42C-02 POSTER Evaluation of in Situ Water
Vapor Measurements: In-Flight Calibrations,
Intercomparisons, and the Hydrogen Budget:
*E J Hintsa, E M Weinstock, J G Anderson, R D
May
1330h A42C-03 POSTER In Situ Sensing of
Tropospheric Water Vapor Using an Airborne
Near-IR Diode Laser Sensor: *D M Sonnenfroh,
W J Kessler, M G Allen, J Barrick
1330h A42C-04 POSTER H~K2~L0 in the Lowermost
Stratosphere: Seasonal and Regional
Variability: *C Schiller, O Bujok, N Eicke, A
Engel, H Fischer, P Konopka, D S McKenna, M
Zoger
1330h A42C-05 POSTER Rapid Lower Stratosphere
Transport Inferred From High-Latitude
In-Situ Water Vapor and CO Measurements: *E J
Moyer, R D May, C R Webster, R L Herman, D C
Scott, Y L Yung
1330h A42C-06 POSTER Detection of Water Vapor
Using a Zeeman-Split Emission Line From an
Argon Discharge Lamp: *P L Kebabian, T A
Berkoff, A Freeman
1330h A42C-07 POSTER Upper Troposphere Water
Vapor and Climate Variabilities in the
Equatorial Pacific: A Study Using ADEOS/IMG
Observations: *J Wang, J C Gille, H Saji
1330h A42C-08 POSTER Effect of Intensive Methane
Release on the Earth's Mesosphere Conditions:
*V M Khazins, V P Kudryavtsev, I V Nemtchinov,
T I Orlova, L A Zhuravleva
A42D CC:207 Thurs 1330h
Atmospheric Studies in the Mexico City Basin I
Presiding: J Fast, Pacific Northwest National Lab; G Raga,
Univ Nacional Autonoma de Mexico
1330h A42D-01 Project Azteca: An Overview: *G B
Raga, D Baumgardner, G Kok, I Rosas
1345h A42D-02 The Diurnal Evolution of the
Polluted Boundary Layer in Mexico City: *G B
Raga, D Baumgardner, G Kok
1400h A42D-03 The Structure and Evolution of the
Boundary Layer in Mexico City: J C Doran, *J D
Fast
1415h A42D-04 Meteorological and Dispersion
Modeling Studies During the 1997 IMADA-AVER
Field Experiment: *J D Fast, S Zhong
1430h A42D-05 The Break-In of the Basin-Plain
Circulation in the Mexico Basin: *C D
Whiteman, S Zhong, X Bian
A42E CC:207 Thurs 1505h
Atmospheric Studies in the Mexico City Basin II
Presiding: S Edgerton, Pacific Northwest Lab; D Baumgardner, NCAR
1505h A42E-01 Primary and Secondary Air Pollutants
Over Mexico City: *G L Kok, D Baumgardner,
G Raga
1520h A42E-02 INVITED Measurements of Peroxyacyl
Nitrates and Hydrocarbons in Mexico City: *J S
Gaffney, N A Marley, P V Doskey
1535h A42E-03 INVITED Particle Chemistry and
Spatial Variability in Mexico City: *S
Edgerton, J Watson, J Chow, M Ruiz, E
Ortiz, E Vega
1550h A42E-04 INVITED Size Resolved Carbonaceous
Aerosols in Mexico City: *T Novakov, G Raga,
D Baumgardner, J Ogren
1605h A42E-05 Microphysical Properties of Mexico
City Aerosols: *D Baumgardner, G Raga, G
Kok
1620h A42E-06 Radiative Properties of Mexico City
Aerosols: J Ogren, *D Baumgardner, G Raga,
G Kok
1635h A42E-07 Gas-Aerosol Equilibrium Formulation
Model: *M Moya-Nunez, F Garcia-Sanchez, O
Hernandez-Garduza, G Sosa
1650h A42E-08 Simulations of Ammonium Salt Aerosol
Distributations in the Valley of Mexico: *L A
McNair, A G Russell, S M Elliott
A42F CC:202 Thurs 1330h
Atmospheric Effects of Aviation II
Presiding: R Kawa, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center; D E Anderson,
Johns Hopkins Univ
1330h A42F-01 INVITED Modelling the Impact of
Aircraft Emission on Atmospheric Ozone: *I S
Isaksen, T K Berntsen, F Dentener, V Grewe,
D J Jacob, J F Muller, D Stevenson
1350h A42F-02 The Impact on Radiative Forcing From
Aircraft Emissions: *W C Wang, X Z Liang, I S
Isaksen, T K Berntsen
1405h A42F-03 Present and Future Impact of
Subsonic Aircraft Emissions on the
Composition of the Troposphere: *D A
Hauglustaine, G P Brasseur
1420h A42F-04 The Lifetime of Aircraft Emissions
in the Stratosphere: *A Gettelman
1435h A42F-05 Parameterization of the Convective
Transport in a 2-D Chemistry-Transport Model
and Its Validation With Radon 222 and Other
Tracer Simulations: *V Dvortsov, M A Geller,
V Yudin, S Smyshlyaev
1450h A42F-06 Progress Towards a Three-Dimensional
Aircraft Assessment Model: The Global
Modeling Initiative: *J M Rodriguez, D
Rotman
1505h Break
1530h A42F-07 The Impact of Aircraft Emission on
the Stratosphere as Modelled by an
Interactive Middle Atmosphere General
Circulation Model: J de Grandpre, *D J
Chartrand, J W Sandilands, S R Beagley, J C
McConnell
1545h A42F-08 The Chemical Response to Aircraft
Emissions as Modeled by the York University
Chemistry Transport Model: *D J Chartrand,
J C McConnell, E Templeton, J de Grandpre, S
Beagley
1600h A42F-09 A Microphysical Analysis of the
Sources of Nonvolcanic Stratospheric Sulfate
Aerosol: *M J Mills, S Solomon, O B Toon
1615h A42F-10 Temperature Cycling of Single
Sulfuric Acid Particles in a Quadrupole Trap:
*A J Hunter, D M Sonnenfroh, W T Rawlins
1630h A42F-11 A Generalized View of the
Interrelationship Between the Abundances of
Long-Lived Trace Species in the Stratosphere:
*A E Dessler, D B Considine, E L Fleming, C H
Jackman, M R Schoeberl
1645h A42F-12 Reactive Nitrogen Observations at
High Latitudes in Summer: *L A Del Negro, D W
Fahey, R S Gao, E R Keim, S G Donnelly, J A
Neuman, M H Proffitt, J J Margitan, R C Cohen,
K K Perkins, L C Koch, M Loewenstein, J C
Grecu, J C Wilson, C A Brock, T P Van Bui,
P A Newman, L R Lait, R J Salawitch, M K Ko
A51A CC:HALL C Fri 0830h
The Role of Vegetation in Biosphere-Atmosphere Interactions
Posters (joint with H)
Presiding: E Eltahir, MIT
0830h A51A-01 POSTER Using Ambient Concentrations
as Proxy for Methane Flux Measurements From
Rice Fields: *M A K Khalil, R A Rasmussen
0830h A51A-02 POSTER Methyl Bromide and Methyl
Chloride Are Both Produced and Consumed by
the Terrestrial Biosphere: *R C Rhew, B R
Miller, R F Weiss
0830h A51A-03 POSTER Differences in Oxidation and
Pathways of Production Between Rice
Cultivars Deduced From Measurements of
CH~K4~L Flux, and delta~K13~LC of CH~K4~L
and CO~K2~L: *R S Bilek, S C Tyler, R L Sass,
F M Fisher
0830h A51A-04 POSTER Quantification of Carboxylic
Acids, Carbonyls, and Hydrocarbons Directly
Emitted From Ponderosa Pine and Cottonwood
Trees in Central New Mexico: *L Villanueva,
C J Popp, R S Martin, J Knowlton
0830h A51A-05 INVITED POSTER Measuring the
Effect of CO2 Fertilization on Soil Organic
Material Beneath Loblolly Pines (Pinus Taeda):
*M A Grunauer, K G Harrison, A L Kafka, D T
Tissue, R B Thomas
0830h A51A-06 POSTER Measuring the Effects of
Elevated Temperatures and CO2 Levels on CO2
Fertilization in Soil From Maple Trees: *T L
Hensel, K G Harrison, A L Kafka, R J Norby
0830h A51A-07 POSTER Nitric Acid and Ammonia at a
Rural Northeastern U.S. Site: *B L Lefer, R W
Talbot, J W Munger
0830h A51A-08 POSTER Carbon Fluxes in an Eroding
Agricultural Watershed: *T G Huntington, S M
Dabney, J M Sharpe, J W Harden, T L Fries
A51B CC:HALL C Fri 0830h
Hydrological and Biochemical Controls on Atmosphere-Biosphere
Exchange with Boreal Soils Posters (joint with H)
Presiding: N Roulet, McGill Univ
0830h A51B-01 POSTER Transplanting Peat Samples
Among Boreal Wetlands Reveals Biogeochemical
Control of Methane Cycling: *J B Yavitt
0830h A51B-02 POSTER Visualization and
Quantification of Gas Bubbles Observed in
Situ in Peat Cores Using MR and CT Scans: *P J
Morin, P H Glaser, J J Kamp, N Tsekos, J S
Rivers, D I Siegel
0830h A51B-03 POSTER Measuring Biogenic-Gas
Bubbles in Peat Cores by Magnetic Resonance
Imaging: *P H Glaser, P J Morin, J J Kamp, N
Tsekos, D I Siegel
0830h A51B-04 POSTER Methane Emission and
Production From Wetlands as Influenced by
Water Table: A Process-Based Model: *X
Shangguan, Z Yu, D Pollard, E J Barron
0830h A51B-05 POSTER Modeling Methane Flux From
Boreal Peatlands: M G Letts, *N T Roulet, D
Verseghy
0830h A51B-06 POSTER Beaver Ponds: A Mechanism to
Return Soil Carbon to the Atmosphere: *N T
Roulet
A51C CC:310 Fri 0830h
Pre-Quaternary Paleoclimate Model-Data Discrepancies:
Potential for Reconciliation (joint with OS)
Presiding: K Bice, Penn State Univ; M Gibbs,
Univ of Wisconsin-Madison
0830h A51C-01 INVITED Paleoclimate Model-Data
Intercomparison: An Overview: *E J Barron
0845h A51C-02 Pliocene Climate Simulations: The
Effect of Improved Paleogeographic
Reconstructions: *M Chandler, J Barron, H
Dowsett, R Poore, R Thompson
0900h A51C-03 INVITED Evaluating GCM Simulations
for the Early Eocene: Cold Continental
Interiors, Real or in the Models?: P
Markwick, B Sellwood, P Valdes
0915h A51C-04 INVITED How Reliable Are
Palaeoclimate GCMs for Pre-Quaternary
Climates?: *P J Valdes, B W Sellwood, P J
Markwick
0930h A51C-05 INVITED The Impact of Uncertainty
in Seawater Composition on Isotopic
Paleotemperatures: Use of Model-Derived delW?:
*K L Bice
0945h A51C-06 INVITED Primary Productivity
Modeling: A Tool for Integrating Climate
Model Output and Geologic Climate Proxies:
*G R Upchurch, B H Lomax, D J Beerling, B L
Otto-Bliesner
1000h Break
1030h A51C-07 INVITED Permian and Jurassic
Climates: Strengths and Limitations of the
Fossil Plant Data: *P M Rees, A M Ziegler
1045h A51C-08 Permian Paleoclimate Data/Model
Agreements and Discrepancies: *M T Gibbs, J E
Kutzbach, A M Ziegler, P M Rees
1100h A51C-09 INVITED Warm Polar Currents: *A M
Ziegler
1115h A51C-10 Snowball Earth and Neoproterozoic
Stratigraphy: *P F Hoffman, G P Halverson,
A J Kaufman, G Soffer
1130h A51C-11 INVITED The Phanerozoic History of
Seawater Oxygen Isotope Composition: M A
Arthur, *L R Kump
1145h A51C-12 INVITED Geometric Control Over the
Global Ocean Thermohaline Circulation and
Paleocirculation: *D Seidov, K Bice, D
Pollard, C Poulsen
A51D CC:207 Fri 0830h
Water Vapor in the Upper Troposphere and Stratospere I
Presiding: S Oltmans, NOAA/CMDL; E Hintsa, Harvard Univ
0830h A51D-01 INVITED Increases in Middle
Atmospheric Water Vapor From 1991-1998: *G E
Nedoluha, R M Bevilacqua, R M Gomez, D E
Siskind, B C Hicks, J M Russell, B J Connor
0845h A51D-02 INVITED Water Vapor Trends in the
Lower Stratosphere: *K H Rosenlof, A F Tuck,
K K Kelly, S J Oltmans, H Vomel, J M Russell,
M P McCormick, R D May
0900h A51D-03 Intercomparison of Stratospheric
Water Vapor Climatologies Derived From
Multi-Year Satellite Data Sets: *M P
McCormick, E W Chiou
0915h A51D-04 INVITED Seasonal Variations of
Water Vapor in the Middleworld From
Satellite Data: L Pan, W Randel, F Wu
0930h A51D-05 INVITED UARS MLS Upper Tropospheric
Water Vapor Measurements: *W G Read, E M
Stone, J W Waters
0945h A51D-06 Seasonal Behavior of Low to
Mid-Latitude Upper Tropospheric Water Vapor
From UARS MLS: *B J Sandor, W G Read, J W
Waters, K H Rosenlof
1000h Break
1030h A51D-07 INVITED Evaluation of the Seasonal
Cycle of Water Vapor in the Stratosphere
From Monthly Average Tropical Tropopause
Temperatures Using a CO Photochemical Clock:
*E M Weinstock, E J Hintsa, J G Anderson, K A
Boering, B C Daube, S C Wofsy, R L Herman,
R D May, C R Webster, T P Bui
1045h A51D-08 INVITED Airborne Lidar Measurements
of Tropospheric Water Vapor Distributions:
*E V Browell, S Ismail
1100h A51D-09 FIRS-2 Observations of
H~K2~L~L16~KO, H~K2~L~L18~KO, and HDO:
Constraints on the Stratospheric Dehydration
Mechanism: *D G Johnson, K W Jucks, W A Traub,
K V Chance
1115h A51D-10 The Cold Point Tropopause and
Stratospheric Water Vapor: *M A Geller, X L
Zhou
1130h A51D-11 Stratospheric Water Vapor Over
Boulder, Colorado: 1981-1997: *S J Oltmans,
H Vomel, D J Hofmann
1145h A51D-12 Water Vapor in the Tropical Lower
Stratosphere: Tropopause Freeze-Drying
Revisited: *G C Reid
A52A CC:207 Fri 1330h
Water Vapor in the Upper Troposphere and Stratosphere II
Presiding: S Oltmans, NOAA/CMDL; E Hintsa, Harvard Univ
1330h A52A-01 Observations of Thin Cirrus Clouds
Near the Tropical Tropopause by Instrumented
Aircraft: *L Pfister, H B Selkirk, E
Browell, M R Schoeberl, T P Bui, B Gary, E
Hintsa
1345h A52A-02 Two-Dimensional Modeling Studies of
Upper Tropospheric and Stratospheric Water
Vapor: *J E Rosenfield, D B Considine, M R
Schoeberl
1400h A52A-03 Interannual Variabilities of Lower
Stratospheric Water Vapor: *X L Zhou, M A
Geller
1415h A52A-04 Spatial and Temporal Variability in
Measurements of MLS Upper Tropospheric Water
Vapor: *E M Stone, W G Read, J W Waters
1430h A52A-05 Variability of Water Vapor in the
Tropical Upper Troposphere As Measured by
the Microwave Limb Sounder on UARS: *H L
Clark, R S Harwood, P W Mote, W G Read
1445h A52A-06 The Influence of ENSO on the Upper
Tropospheric Water Vapor in the Mid-Latitudes:
*R Fu
A52B CC:207 Fri 1530h
Aerosols, Clouds and Radiative Processes
Presiding: K D Beyer, Wisconsin Lutheran College; C S Long,
NOAA National Weather Service
1530h A52B-01 Ozone and Surface UltraViolet (UV)
Radiation From Ground Measurements: Analysis
of Data From the EPA Brewer Network in the
United States: *P M Udelhofen, J E Rives, R S
Meltzer, W Mou
1545h A52B-02 Using the UV Index to Intercompare
Surface UV Observations: *C S Long
1600h A52B-03 UV Refractive Indices and Absorption
Cross Sections of Aqueous Ammonium Sulfate
Solutions: *K D Beyer, D D Ebeling
1615h A52B-04 Validation of CCM2/CCM3CRM and
MODTRAN3 With ARM Data: *Y P Zhou, R D Cess
1630h A52B-05 Delta-Eddington's Approximation for
Three-Dimensional Radiative Transfer in the
Atmosphere: *Z Qu, J E Frederick
1645h A52B-06 Results of the Intercomparison
Between a US Department of Agriculture UV
Multi-filter Rotating Shadowband
Radiometer(UV-MFRSR) and an Environmental
Protection Agency Brewer Spectroradiometer
Co-located at Boulder, Colorado: *J E
Estupinan, J R Slusser, W Mou, T Taylor,
R S Meltzer, J E Rives, D S Bigelow, J H
Gibson
A52C CC:310 Fri 1330h
The Role of Vegetation in Biosphere-Atmosphere Interactions
(joint with H)
Presiding: E Eltahir, MIT; J A Foley, Univ of Wisconsin
1330h A52C-01 Linking Seasonality of Vegetation
Properties in a Climate Model to Carbon and
Nitrogen Cycling: *R E Dickinson, M J Shaikh
1345h A52C-02 Modeling Springtime Vegetation
Green-Up in a Mesoscale Meteorology Model:
*J E Pleim, L Ran, E J Cooter
1400h A52C-03 Development of a 2-D Zonally
Symmetric Model to Study
Biosphere-Atmosphere Interactions: *G Wang,
E A Eltahir
1415h A52C-04 BIOME3 and BIOME1 Simulations of
North American Vegetation at 6 rka:
Validation Against Pollen Data: *J W Williams,
P J Bartlein, T Webb, P J H Richard
1430h A52C-05 Exchange of Carbon Dioxide Between
the Terrestrial Biosphere and Atmosphere in
the 1990s: Consistence of Model Results With
Isotope Measurements: *H Tian, J M Melillo,
D W Kicklighter, J Helfrich, A D McGuire
1445h Break
1515h A52C-06 A Test of the Canadian Land Surface
Scheme (CLASS) for a Variety of Wetland Types:
*N T Comer, P M Lafleur, N T Roulet, M Letts,
M Skarupa, D Verseghy
1530h A52C-07 Footprint Estimation of Scalar
Fluxes Over Homogeneous Surfaces: *C I Hsieh,
G G Katul
1545h A52C-08 Modeling the Momentum and Scalar
Sources, Sinks, and Fluxes Within and Above
a Uniform Forest: *G G Katul
1600h A52C-09 Evaporation From Spatially Variable
Forest Canopies: *J D Albertson
1615h A52C-10 Deforestation and Clouds Pattern
Over Rondonia: *J Wang, R Bras, E Eltahir
1630h A52C-11 Evapotranspiration Time Scales of
Land Surface Schemes: *D Lohmann, E F Wood
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