0502 Mid West Haze Event
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The document summarizes a regional particulate matter (PM) event that occurred in the Midwestern United States from January 28th to February 7th, 2005. It provides an overview of the various data sources and tools used to analyze the event, including air quality monitors, satellite images, meteorological data and models. Key findings are that the event lasted 10 days, with peak concentrations lower than typical summer events but over a much longer period, and that different regions of the Midwest peaked at different times during the event.
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110823 solta11 intro
The workshop will bring together practitioners from Europe and North America to discuss progress and challenges in realizing an interoperable air quality data network. Participants will assess the current state of the pilot network, address key technical issues around data standards, server implementation and maintenance, and catalog design. The goal is to advance the network from a virtual concept to an operational reality, facilitating improved access, integration and reuse of air quality observation and model data.
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This document provides a 2011 progress report for the GEOSS Air Quality Community of Practice (AQ CoP). It summarizes activities undertaken in 2011, including developing an air quality data server software to make data more accessible and interoperable, creating a user requirements registry to identify needed observations and models, and matching user needs with available data through a community catalog. It outlines ongoing projects and plans to further expand the air quality data network through coordination and workshops in 2011. The overall goal is to integrate air quality initiatives and make relevant data more findable, accessible and interoperable to support applications in air quality and health.
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The document describes the HTAP Data Network, which demonstrates a service-oriented approach to sharing atmospheric model outputs and air quality observations between various data servers using open standards. The main output is open-source WCS data server software and tools that allow different organizations to publish, find, and access distributed air quality data holdings in a interoperable way as part of the GEO Task DA-09-02d: Atmospheric Model Evaluation Network. The network aims to connect air quality data providers and users to enable effective air quality science and management.
100615 htap network_brussels
The REASoN Project will link NASA's air quality data, modeling, and systems to users in research, education, and applications. It aims to address hurdles users face in finding, accessing, evaluating, and merging relevant data. The project will utilize service orientation and interoperability standards to build an adaptable information infrastructure. This will include becoming a node on the air quality network, implementing standards for sharing data and tools, and participating in the GEOSS Architecture Implementation Pilot.
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This document discusses the usefulness of satellite observations for air quality applications and regulatory requirements. It outlines six key air quality requirements that satellites can help address, such as determining compliance with air quality standards and identifying long-range pollution transport events. The document also notes how satellites can help improve emissions estimates, characterize long-range transport of pollution, and increase interaction between air quality and remote sensing scientists. However, it cautions that relating satellite aerosol optical depth measurements directly to ground-level PM concentrations currently has too much uncertainty for regulatory or public health applications.
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The document discusses tools for closing the gap between emissions, observations, and models of air quality. It proposes a service oriented architecture and network to integrate multiple datasets from observations, emissions, and models. This would allow iterative evaluation and improvement of models by comparing them to observations and adjusting emissions estimates to reduce biases. The end goal is to provide the best available composition of the atmosphere by integrating the best observations, emissions estimates, and models.
110414 extreme dustsmokesulfate
This proposal outlines a study on the influence of weather and climate events on air quality issues like dust, smoke, and sulfate events. The study would examine these events at both the continental/hemispherical scale and regional scale. At the continental scale, the analysis would demonstrate the role of global climate and emissions and identify tipping points for air quality regulations. At the regional scale, the study would analyze the effects of regional emissions, climate, and precipitation on air quality. The proposal describes tools and methods for conducting continental and regional air quality-climate analysis, including models, datasets, and satellite data. The goals are to support air quality management and identify implications for policy.
Aq Gci Infrastructure
The document discusses various applications of air quality data including regulatory exceptions, hemispheric transport projects, and atmospheric composition portals. It also describes the Air Quality Community of Practice's contributions to the GEOSS Common Infrastructure through developing an air quality community catalog and data finder to help users discover and access air quality data and metadata registered in the GEOSS clearinghouse and registry.
AQ GCI Infrastructure
The document discusses several air quality applications and projects including regulatory exception events, hemispheric transport modeling, and atmospheric composition portals. It also describes the Air Quality Community of Practice's contributions to the GEOSS Common Infrastructure through developing an air quality catalog and data finder to help users discover and access air quality data and metadata registered in the GEOSS Clearinghouse and Registry.
2004-06-20 Fast Aerosol Sensing Tools for Natural Event Tracking FASTNET
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- 1. Winter 2005 Midwestern Regional PM Events Coordinator: Donna Kenski, LADCO Illustration of FASTNET Data, Tools and Methods Project FASTNET Fast Aerosol Sensing Tools for Natural Event Tracking [email_address] edu NAAPS SO4 Model Aerosol Bext Data PM Event Regional Average AIRNOW PM25
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