Tuesday, 14 February

This day is devoted to summarizing the
DISCOVER-AQ observations, modeling, and value-added data products. Presenters
should focus on how their data or product brings value to the larger data
set, a general overview of its behavior during the campaign, general data
quality, and any advice or caveats for those planning to use it. Detailed
discussion of analysis should be saved for the breakout discussions on Day
2. An evening poster session is planned.

Topic

Presenter

Time

Welcome/Goals and Objectives

Crawford

8:30

DISCOVER-AQ Data Archive

Archive status and holdings

Chen

8:45

Data transfer to DAAC

Chen

9:00

Airborne in situ Observations

Aerosols

Anderson

9:10

Trace Gases

5
min per PI group

9:25

Cessna

Dickerson

9:55

Break

10:10

UC-12 Observations

HSRL – AOD, profiles

Ferrare

10:25

ACAM

Janz

10:40

Ground Observations

MDE

Hains

10:55

Aeronet/DRAGON

Holben

11:10

Pandora

Herman

11:25

UMBC and lidars

Berkoff

11:40

NATIVE+EPA

Thompson/Martins

11:55

Lunch

12:10

Ground Continued

Beltsville

Joseph/Fuentes

13:30

Millersville

Clark

13:45

Ship

Tzortziou

14:00

Model Products

CMAQ

Lee

14:15

WRF

Pickering

14:30

Break

14:45

Boundary Layer Products

In situ profiles from aircraft and
sondes

Lenschow

15:00

HSRL

Ferrare

15:15

Ground Lidars

Delgado

15:30

Intercomparisons

P-3B and Cessna

Chen/Stehr

15:45

Surface O3 and NO2

Long/Szykman

16:00

Aircraft-surface-sonde-tethersonde

16:15

Breakout Instructions

16:30

Break for Dinner

16:45

Poster session

18:30

Comparison of Satellite and
Ground-based Measurements of Total Column Ozone and Nitrogen Dioxide from
Edgewood, MD in July 2011

Reed

Measurements of Aerosol Composition
from the NASA P-3B

Beyersdorf

Evaluation of GEOS-5 during
DISCOVER-AQ

da
Silva

Evaluation of Air Quality Model
Performance during the 2011 DISCOVER-AQ Campaign

Garner

Bay Breeze Impact on Surface Ozone at Edgewood, MD

Stauffer

UMBC Intercomparisons
Ground-based Lidar, BAM and Nephelometer vs. Aircraft HSRL, in-situ SO4^2- and f(RH)

Sawamura

An Interagency Research Initiative for Ground-Based Lidar Profiling of Tropospheric Ozone and Aerosol

Newchurch

Determining Planetary Boundary Layer Heights with Ground-based Lidar and Wind profiler on Short Spatial and Temporal Scales

Compton

Wednesday, 15 February

This day is devoted to intense breakout
sessions intended to organize and coordinate research responsibilities,
establish collaborations, and identify areas lacking sufficient attention.
These breakout sessions should provide opportunity for brief presentations on
relevant work that is planned or ongoing.

Topic

Presenter

Time

AM Breakout Sessions

8:30

Integration of multiple
perspectives: Aerosols

Anderson

Integration of multiple
perspectives: Gases

Pickering

Break (as needed)

Lunch

12:00

PM Breakout Sessions

13:30

Data Analysis

Crawford

GEO-CAPE Studies

Newchurch

Break (as needed)

Adjourn

17:00

Thursday, 16 February

This day is devoted to reports and action
items from the breakout sessions followed by discussion of future deployment
plans for California and Houston.

Topic

Presenter

Time

Breakout Reports

Integration of multiple
perspectives: Aerosols

Ferrare

8:00

Break

8:40

Integration of multiple
perspectives: Gases

Pickering

8:50

Break

9:30

GEO-CAPE studies

Newchurch

9:40

Break

10:20

Data Analysis

Crawford

10:30

Break

11:10

Discussion and Action Items

Crawford/Pickering

11:20

Lunch

12:00

DISCOVER-AQ California

Overview and Historical Context

Crawford

13:30

Possible flight and ground configurations

Crawford

14:00

Logistical considerations

Kleb/Crittenden

14:30

Break

15:00

Houston Air Quality

Lefer

15:15

Open discussion of Houston deployment

Crawford/Pickering

15:45

Adjourn

16:30