GEIA Sessions at AGU 2021
Brian McDonald Co-Chair
"Global Challenges for Quantifying Air Pollutant and Greenhouse Gas Emissions"
Oral Session I: https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm21/meetingapp.cgi/Session/140577
GC43F-01Greenhouse Gases and Atmospheric Pollutants: a Global Emissions Dataset for the 2000-2021 PeriodAntonin Soulie
GC43F-03Updating global fossil fuel CO2 flux inventories using top-down NOx emissionsKazuyuki Miyazaki
GC43F-04
A new global shipping air pollution and GHG emission inventory using the bottom-up, well-to-wake MariTEAM modelDiogo Kramel
GC43F-05Investigating CO2 emission trends for cities globally: The effectiveness of urban climate actions in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving urban air qualityDoyeon Ahn
GC43F-07Gridded Fossil fuel CO2 emissions in support of the UNFCCC inventory reporting frameworkTomohiro Oda
GC43F-08If You Can’t Measure It, You Can’t Improve It: How Research Community Can Efficiently Support GHG Inventories under the Paris AgreementLucia Perugini(Invited)
Oral Session II: https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm21/meetingapp.cgi/Session/140582
GC44D-01Using Ambient Observations to Evaluate Emissions Estimates.Russell R Dickerson
GC44D-02A new method for inferring city emissions and lifetimes of nitrogen oxides from high-resolution nitrogen dioxide observations: A model studyFei Liu
GC44D-03Exploring differences in sector wise FFCO2 emissions from the Vulcan product and the EPA GHG inventory in the U.S.Anna Kato
GC44D-05Assimilating remote sensing NO2 observations with WRF-Chem/DART for constraining NOx emissions and improving air quality forecasting over ColoradoChia-Hua Hsu
GC44D-06How well can inverse analyses of high-resolution satellite data resolve heterogenous methane fluxes?Xueying Yu
GC44D-07Analysis of Nitrous Oxide Emissions from Onroad SourcesHenry Bowman
GC44D-08Underreporting and Open Burning – The Two Largest Challenges for Sustainable Waste Management in India.Pooja Chaudhary
Poster Session: https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm21/meetingapp.cgi/Session/121441
GC45Q-01Investigating methane emissions variability in Washington DC and Baltimore metropolitan areas using atmospheric observationsAnna Karion
GC44D-02A new method for inferring city emissions and lifetimes of nitrogen oxides from high-resolution nitrogen dioxide observations: A model studyFei Liu
GC44D-03Exploring differences in sector wise FFCO2 emissions from the Vulcan product and the EPA GHG inventory in the U.S.Anna Kato
GC44D-05Assimilating remote sensing NO2 observations with WRF-Chem/DART for constraining NOx emissions and improving air quality forecasting over ColoradoChia-Hua Hsu
GC44D-06How well can inverse analyses of high-resolution satellite data resolve heterogenous methane fluxes?Xueying Yu
GC44D-07Analysis of Nitrous Oxide Emissions from Onroad SourcesHenry Bowman
GC44D-08Underreporting and Open Burning – The Two Largest Challenges for Sustainable Waste Management in India.Pooja Chaudhary
Poster Session: https://agu.confex.com/agu/fm21/meetingapp.cgi/Session/121441
GC45Q-01Investigating methane emissions variability in Washington DC and Baltimore metropolitan areas using atmospheric observationsAnna Karion
GC45Q-02Analysis of the trends in ambient methane in the Baltimore-Washington region and comparison to model outputs and WetCHARTs wetland emissions.Sayantan Sahu
GC45Q-03Network Design for a Cost-Effective Atmospheric Methane Measurement Network over IndiaEldho Elias
GC45Q-04The Impact of Measurement Methods and Interpretation of Data on Estimates of Methane Emissions from Manure LagoonsRanga Rajan Thiruvenkatachari
GC45Q-05A Comparison of Methane Fluxes in Short- Versus Long-hydroperiod Freshwater Marsh in the Florida EvergladesZhuoran Yu
GC45Q-06Using WRF-Chem Model Simulations to Forecast Successful CH4 Mass Balance Flights in IndianapolisNikolay Balashov
GC45Q-07Ambient concentrations and source identification of methane and non-methane hydrocarbons in Eastern MediterraneanEmeric Germain-Piaulenne
GC45Q-08An exploration of the discrepancy between observations and atmospheric ethane emission inventories: underestimations in key source emission categoriesJordan Aljbour
GC45Q-03Network Design for a Cost-Effective Atmospheric Methane Measurement Network over IndiaEldho Elias
GC45Q-04The Impact of Measurement Methods and Interpretation of Data on Estimates of Methane Emissions from Manure LagoonsRanga Rajan Thiruvenkatachari
GC45Q-05A Comparison of Methane Fluxes in Short- Versus Long-hydroperiod Freshwater Marsh in the Florida EvergladesZhuoran Yu
GC45Q-06Using WRF-Chem Model Simulations to Forecast Successful CH4 Mass Balance Flights in IndianapolisNikolay Balashov
GC45Q-07Ambient concentrations and source identification of methane and non-methane hydrocarbons in Eastern MediterraneanEmeric Germain-Piaulenne
GC45Q-08An exploration of the discrepancy between observations and atmospheric ethane emission inventories: underestimations in key source emission categoriesJordan Aljbour
GC45Q-09Analysis of the seasonal and inter-annual variations of CO2 emission over Paris based on 3.5-year atmospheric inversionJinghui Lian
GC45Q-10Assessing vehicle fuel efficiency using a dense network of CO2 observationsHelen Fitzmaurice
GC45Q-11Observational inferences of anthropogenic and biogenic CO2 emissions in San Francisco Bay AreaJinsol Kim
GC45Q-12Atmosphere-based US emission estimates of sulfur hexafluorideLei Hu
GC45Q-14Climate TRACE - Tracking Real time Atmospheric Carbon Emissions: Making greenhouse gases emissions visible through remote sensing and artificial intelligenceAaron Davitt
GC45Q-11Observational inferences of anthropogenic and biogenic CO2 emissions in San Francisco Bay AreaJinsol Kim
GC45Q-12Atmosphere-based US emission estimates of sulfur hexafluorideLei Hu
GC45Q-14Climate TRACE - Tracking Real time Atmospheric Carbon Emissions: Making greenhouse gases emissions visible through remote sensing and artificial intelligenceAaron Davitt
GC45Q-15How Atmospheric Transport Uncertainty in Chemical Transport Models affect our Understanding and Quantification of the Global Carbon CycleAndrew E Schuh
GC45Q-16Reconstructing 21st century NO2 emissions at global scale combining a mass-conserving top-down approach, multiple measurements, and modelsShuo Wang
GC45Q-16Reconstructing 21st century NO2 emissions at global scale combining a mass-conserving top-down approach, multiple measurements, and modelsShuo Wang
GC45Q-17Sources of fine particulate matter in global citiesChristopher Tessum
GC45Q-20Use of Linear Regression Techniques for Demonstrating the Exceptional Impact of the Covid-19 Health Emergency on Ozone Air Quality in the District of ColumbiaCourtney Grimes
