DOAS-WS 2006: Conference Schedule

Preliminary Programme
of the Third International DOAS Workshop 2006

Oral Presentations

	March 20	March 21	March 22
9:00		**Session 2: Measurements from different platforms**	Session 4: Applications of DOAS measurements
9:00		O2-01 Rod Jones Broad Band Cavity Ringdown Spectroscopy - an in Situ DOAS for Atmospheric Composition Measurements and Laboratory Spectroscopic Studies	O4-01 Alfonso Saiz-Lopez DOAS Observations of Halogen Oxides in Coastal Antarctica
9:30		O2-02 Nicole Bobrowski Measurements of Sulphur Dioxide and Halogen Oxides in Volcanic Plumes	O4-02 Karin Kreher Long-term Zenith-sky and Multi-axis BrO Measurements during Antarctic Spring and Autumn: Bromine Explosion Events on Stratospheric Background Measurements
9:45		O2-03 Clive Oppenheimer Colossal Sulphur and Bromine Degassing from Ambrym Volcano, Vanuatu	O4-03 Nicolas Theys Tropospheric and Stratospheric BrO Evaluations from Ground-Based Multi-Axis DOAS Measurements at Reunion Island
10:00		O2-04 Muhammad Fahim Khokhar 7-year Temporal Trend of Anthropogenic SO2 Emissions over USA Identified from GOME Observations	O4-04 Klaus Schäfer Determination of NO and NO2 Aircraft Emission Indices at Airports by Open-path DOAS
10:15		O2-05 Lara Gunn Determining Tropospheric Composition from Satellite Measurements	O4-05 Annemarie Fraser Intercomparison of Ground-Based Zenith-Sky DOAS Measurements of Ozone and NO2: Results From the SAOZ and UT-GBS Instruments
10:30		O2-06 Mark Weber Retrieval Requirements for Homogenisation of Satellite Total Ozone Data from Multiple GOME Type Spectrometers	O4-06 Bo Galle NOVAC – Network for Observation of Volcanic and Atmospheric Change
10:45		Break	Break
11:15	Registration	O2-07 Michael Barkley Measuring Atmospheric CO2 from Space Using Full Spectral Initiation (FSI) WFM-DOAS	O4-07 Roberto Basaldud Remote Sensing of SO2 and NO2 Emissions from Industrial Sources in Mexico by Passive DOAS
11:30		O2-08 Janis Pukite Limb Retrieval of Stratospheric Trace Gases from SCIAMACHY Using Monte Carlo Radiative Transfer Modeling	O4-08 Pucai Wang Air Pollution Monitoring by Using DOAS Technique
11:45		O2-09 Lena Kritten Balloon-Borne Stratospheric Time resolved Tracegas Profiles	O4-09 Thierry Marbach Isoprene and biomass burning emissions from satellite observations: Synergistic use of HCHO and NO2 trace gas measurements
12:00		O2-10 François Hendrick Seasonal Variation and Trends of Tropospheric and Stratospheric BrO Derived from Ground-based DOAS Observations at 60°N'	O4-10 Michael Buchwitz SCIAMACHY Global Carbon Gas Measurements: Methane, Carbon Dioxide, and Carbon Monoxide
12:15	Lunch	Lunch & Posters	Lunch & Posters
13:45	Welcome and Logistics	Lunch & Posters	Lunch & Posters
	Session 1: New developments in DOAS instrumentation	*Session 3:* Progress in DOAS data analysis and improvements in radiative transfer calculations for DOAS applications	*Session 5:* Outlook: Integration with other measurements / validation / future satellite projects
14:00	O1-01 Ulrich Platt Spatially Resolved DOAS Measurements of Trace Gases and Aerosol	O3-01 Jens Bossmeyer Intercomparison Experiments at the Atmosphere Simulation Chamber Saphir	O5-01 John Burrows GEOTROPE
14:30	O1-02 Denis Poehler Tomographic DOAS Measurements of 2D Trace Gas Distributions Above the City Centre of Heidelberg, Germany	O3-02 Ralf Sussmann New Retrieval Approach to Tropospheric NO2 by Synergistic Inversion of Satellite Nadir DOAS Soundings and Ground-based FTIR Measurements	O5-02 Mark Kroon More than One Year of Data from the Ozone Monitoring Instrument – Validation Results
14:45	O1-03 Roland Leigh Measurement of NO2 in Leicester by Concurrent Multi-Axis DOAS	O3-03 Andy Langford Measurements of the Ring Effect in the Near-Ultraviolet	O5-03 Lok N. Lamsal Retrieval and Validation of WFDOAS Total Ozone from SCIAMACHY
15:00	O1-04 Chulkyu Lee MAX-DOAS Measurements of ClO, BrO, and SO2 in the Plume of Sakurajima Volcano in Japan during Spring 2004 and Fall 2005	O3-04 Vitchko Tsanev Optimization of SO2 Retrieval in Volcanic Plumes	O5-04 Marian Taslakov Space Resolved Open-Path Detection of Trace Gases by mid IR Quantum Cascade Laser
15:15	O1-05 Christoph Kern Applicability of Light-Emitting Diodes as Light Sources for Active DOAS Measurements	O3-05 Udo Friess Inverse Modelling of Multi-Axis DOAS Measurements: a New Technique to Derive Information on Atmospheric Aerosols
15:30	O1-06 Michael Eisinger GOME-2 on METOP: Approaching Launch	O3-06 Stefan Noel Water Vapour Retrieval from GOME and SCIAMACHY Nadir Data
15:45	Break	Break
16:15	O1-07 Hitoshi Irie MAX-DOAS Measurements of Tropospheric NO2 in Japan	O3-07 Steffen Beirle DOAS retrieval of glyoxal from space
16:30	O1-08 Marco Bruns NO2 Profile Retrieval Using Airborne Multi Axis UV-Visible Skylight Absorption Measurements	O3-08 Folkard Wittrock The retrieval of oxygenated volatile organic compounds by remote sensing techniques
16:45	O1-09 Johan deHaan OMI DOAS Retrieval Algorithms with Focus on O3, NO2, and the Influence of Clouds	O3-09 Ping Wang Impact of the Effective Cloud Fraction Assumption on Tropospheric NO2 Retrieval from Space
17:00	O1-10 Sven Kühl SCIAMACHY Limb Measurements of NO2, BrO and OClO	O3-10 Robyn Schofield Retrieval of Liquid Water Path and Radius
17:15	O1-11 Jerome Meyer Occultation Measurements with SCIAMACHY: an Overview	O3-11 Oleg Postylyakov Vector Spherical RadiativeTransfer Model MCC++: Linearization with Respect to BRDF Surface Properties
17:30	O1-12 Ossama Ibrahim Auto-Max DOAS: A New Measurement Platform	O3-12 Alexei Rozanov Retrieval of BrO Vertical Distributions from SCIAMACHY Limb Measurements: Data Quality Assessment Algorithm Improvements
17:45	O1-13 Erna Frins Tomographic MAX-DOAS Observations of Sun Illuminated Targets: A New Technique Providing Well Defined Absorption Paths in the Boundary Layer	O3-13 Andreas Richter How can we improve tropospheric measurements from space?

	Posters	Conference Dinner

Poster Presentations

Posters will be on display throughout the meeting

P1-01 Halla et al.	Trace Gas Measurements Using MAX-DOAS in a Polluted Marine Environment
P1-02 Lee et al.	2-dimensional Mapping of Volcanic Halogen Species and Sulphur Dioxide with Imaging-DOAS
P1-03 Merten et al.	Improvement of the Detection Limit of Active-DOAS-Measurements by use of Fibre Light Source
P1-04 Pinardi et al.	Multi-Axis DOAS Measurements During Format and Dandelions Campaigns
P1-05 Schlosser et al.	HCHO Detection by High-Resolution Laser DOAS
P2-01 Goutail et al.	Pollution Monitoring Above the City of Paris Using the SAOZ Spectrometer Measurements
P2-02 Korshunov et al.	Simple DOAS Instruments for Routine Environmental Measurements
P2-03 Olmos et al.	Ground-based Mini-DOAS Techniques for Volcanic Gas Surveillance
P2-04 Shavrina et al.	FTIR Ozone Observations in Kiev
P2-05 Wagner et al.	Global Trends of Cloud Cover Derived from GOME Satellite Observation from 1996-2003
P3-01 Bossmeyer et al.	Evaluation of the Formaldehyde Absorption Cross Section
P3-02 Rodenas et al.	Correction for the Absorption Cross-Section of HCHO. Comparison Between Techniques
P3-03 Petritoli et al.	Tropospheric NO2 Column from SCIAMACHY in Northern Italy: Study on the Aerosol Contribution on the Retrieval
P3-04 Merten et al.	New Application Software for Differential Optical Absorption Spectroscopy (DOAS)
P3-05 Wilms-Grabe et al.	Comparison of GOME NO2 Products Retrieved by Different Scientific Groups
P3-06 Postylyakov et al.	Effect of Polarization on Accuracy of DOAS Weighting Function Calculations
P3-07 Grzegorski et al.	Cloud Retrieval Using Data From SCIAMACHY and GOME: The Heidelberg Iterative Cloud Retrieval Utilities (HICRU)
P4-01 Curci et al.	A Study on GOME Formaldehyde Column over Europe
P4-02 De Smedt et al.	Improved Retrieval of Formaldehyde Columns from Gome and Comparison with 3D-CTM Calculations.
P4-03 Ladstätter-Weißenmayer et al.	A study of the Trace Gas Columns of O3, NO2 and HCHO over the Mediterranen Region in May 1999
P4-04 Dix et al.	DOAS Measurements on Board the CARIBIC Aircraft Project: New Results
P4-05 Frankenberg et al.	Satellite Chartography of Atmospheric Methane and Carbon Monoxide from SCIAMACHY Onboard ENVISAT
P4-06 Jung et al.	Application of Long-path Differential Optical Absorption Spectroscopy for 2D-Mapping of Trace Gas Mixing Ratio Near a Highway
P4-07 Kramer et al.	A comparison of CMAX-DOAS Measurements, in Situ Data, and Satellite Retrievals of NO2 in an Urban Environment.
P4-08 Rudamas et al.	Mini-DOAS Measurements of Gas Emissions from Power Plants in El Salvador
P4-09 Oetjen et al.	Comparison of Modelled and Measured Chlorine Dioxide Slant Columns for the Arctic Winter 2004/2005
P4-10 Kirk et al.	MAX-DOAS Measurements of BrO during the Antarctic Polarstern Cruise in September 2006
P4-11Oshchepkov et al.	Microphysics of polar stratospheric clouds from observations of the Improved Limb Atmospheric Spectrometer (ILAS)
P4-12 Bril et al.	Numerical assessments of retrieval algorithms for GOSAT SWIR FTS observation Data: aerosol and cirrus cloud correction
P4-13 Wolff et al.	A new light-weight balloon-borne optical sensor for the measurement of ozone and other stratospheric trace gases
P5-01 Goutail et al.	Validation of Satellite Data on Total NO2: GOME, SCIAMACHY and OMI Nadir Viewing Instruments Compared to UV-Visible SAOZ Network

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