Second ACCLIP Science Team Meeting (January 10-13, 2022; Virtual)
View the agenda for the second ACCLIP Science Team Meeting
Session 1 - Openings by Program Managers and Directors
Ken Jucks (NASA)
Sylvia Edgerton (NSF)
Everette Joseph / Scott McIntosh (NCAR)
Pieternel Levelt (NCAR/ACOM)
Brigette Baeuerle (NCAR/EOL)
David Fahey (NOAA)
James Campbell (NRL)
Session 2 - Overviews
Laura Pan / Paul Newman: ACCLIP Introduction
Ken Bowman: DCOTTS 2021 Deployment Overview
Jhony Zavaleta / Pavel Romashkin / Peter Layshock: ACCLIP Logistics
Session 3 - ACCLIP 2021, Instrument Updates, Other
Troy Thornberry / Paul Newman: WB-57f August 2021 flights
Qing Liang: GEOS model analysis of the 2021 ACCLIP (US) test flights: Air mass origin and composition
Glenn Diskin: DLH measurements during ACCLIP 2021, and status for 2022
Benjamin Clouser: A Comparison of In-Situ Water Isotopologue Measurements in the Asian and North American Monsoons
Jim Podolske: Observations of CO and N2O and Instrument Performance During the ACCLIP Test Flight Series
Michael Lawler: PALMS-NG: Plans and Hopes for ACCLIP 2022
Ed Nowottnick: Updates from the ROSCOE Instrument
Francesco D'Amato: Simultaneous measurement of CO and N2O by COLD2
Gordon Novak: Measurement and Model Evaluation of N2O5 Heterogeneous Chemistry in the Upper Troposphere and Lower Stratosphere from ATom
Session 4 - Modeling and Satellite
Douglas Kinnison: NCAR Forecast Model for ACCLIP 2022: Regionally Refined Option
Xinyue Wang: Transient behavior of the Asian summer monsoon anticyclone associated with eastward eddy shedding
Martyn Chiperfield: Modelling and Measurement Contribution to ACCLIP from UK NERC Project
Session 5 - International Team: Observations and Analysis
Ja-Ho Koo: Toward the understanding of stratophere-troposphere ozone exchange in the Korean peninsula
Haeyoung Lee: The investigation of the transport pathway for greenhouse gases over Korea with multi-platform measurement of NIMS
Sunran Lee: In situ greenhouse gas measurement from aircraft over South Korea
Sang-Woo Kim: Ground-based Remote Sensing Measurements over East Asia: Recent Developments and Potential Contributions to ACCLIP 2022
Masatomo Fujiwara: Lidar aerosol measurements in eastward-shedding vortices over Japan from the Asian summer monsoon anticyclone
Taku Umezawa: Measuring trace gas outflow from the continental Asia by the CONTRAIL commercial aircraft
Katrin Müller: Air Mass Transport to the Tropical West Pacific Troposphere inferred from Ozone and Relative Humidity Balloon Observations above Palau
Session 6 - Logistics Follow-up, Data Management, and Q&A
Elliot Atlas / Glenn Wolfe: Data protocol
Jhony Zavaleta / Pavel Romashkin / Peter Layshock: Logistics and aircraft
ACOM Type
ACCLIP