The goal of the workshop is to present and discuss the state of the art in space-based remote sensing of greenhouse gases from space, notably carbon dioxide and methane, and related products.


One-week conference discussing the dynamical, physical, chemical, solar, and radiative mechanisms of long-term variations trends in the middle atmosphere, the ionosphere and thermosphere. Sponsored by the IUGG, IAGA and IAMAS.


Professor Coe gained his BSc in Physics from Newcastle University, and his PhD in Atmospheric Physics from UMIST for his work on the loss of nitrogen oxides and ozone from the atmosphere to natural vegetation.  He carried our post-doctoral research at the University of East Anglia, working with Professor John Plane on the atmospheric chemistry of nitrate and halogen radicals.  He was appointed to a lectureship in Physics at UMIST in 1997 and became Professor of Atmospheric Composition in 2007 at the University of Manchester.  He is currently a visiting Professor at



Mingjin Tang is currently a research professor Guangzhou Institute for Geochemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China. He received his BSs and MSc in Peking University (China), China and his PhD in Max Planck Institute for Chemistry (Germany). He carried out postdoctoral research at University of Cambridge (UK) and University of Iowa (USA) before he joined Guangzhou Institute for Geochemistry.



Örjan Gustafsson is Professor at Stockholm University in the Department of Environmental Science and the Bolin Centre for Climate Research. After pursuing a university degree in chemistry, he specialized in chemical oceanography and obtained a PhD from Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) in 1997.



Lin Du is a professor of environmental sciences at Environment Research Institute in Shandong University (SDU). He studied chemistry at Ocean University of China (OUC) and received his bachelor’s degree in 2003. He got his PhD of physical chemistry at Institute of Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences (ICCAS) in 2008, and then he worked as postdoctoral fellow at University of Leuven (KUL), Belgium. In 2010, he moved to University of Copenhagen (KU), Denmark, and worked as postdoctoral researcher until 2013. He then took an assistant professor position at University of Copenhagen.



The primary objective of this webinar is to spotlight the crucial role played by local actors in addressing global challenges related to air quality data.

 

Date & Time: January 17th, 2024 at 09:00 AM ET 


 

Speakers: 

Christa Hasenkopf, Director, Clean Air Programs, EPIC 

Dr. Pallavi Pant, Head of Global Health Program, Health Effects Institute 


About the Conference:

 


Abstract Submission due 15 January 2024

The Air Pollution Conference Brazil and 5th CMAS South America is intended for researchers and professionals from industry, public and academic sectors from all around the world and everyone who wishes to take part in engineering solutions to maintain and improve the quality of life of populations living in urban and rural areas regarding  air pollution nuisance and health impact. Join the conference to discuss current global issues in a real world context