Observation platforms
P02 – de la Paz – N2O and CH4 distribution in the North Atlantic- observations from oceanic platforms
P03 – Necki – Methane concentration and isotope composition analyses over the Silesian Coal Basin, Poland
P04 – Frumau – Spectronus measurements at the Cabauw tower in the Netherlands
QA and data harmonization / storage
P05 – Levin – A European-wide intercomparison of atmospheric 222Radon and 222Radon progeny measurements
P06 – Fjaeraa – EBAS database as InGOS halocarbon data centre
P07 – Ivakhov – Results of methane concentration measurements in the vicinity of Saint-Petersburg, Russia
Emissions of non–CO2 greenhouse gases: process studies
P10 – Agueda – Atmospheric observing station at the Ebre River Delta – NW Mediterranean area
P13 – Walter – Isotopic evidence for biogenic H2 production in the Atlantic Ocean
Flux measurements and the ecosystem-scale
P15 – Mammarella – Estimating random uncertainty of flux measurements by the eddy covariance technique
P16 – Nemitz – InGOS activities in support of a standardised eddy-covariance flux protocols for CH4 and N2O
P17 – Peltola – EddyUH – an advanced software for processing eddy covariance flux data
Novel tracers: Isotopes and multi-tracer methods
P23 – Manca – Measurements of stable carbon and hydrogen isotopes in atmospheric methane at Ispra – Italy
P24 – Chen – Isotopic signatures of production and uptake of H2 by soil
Halocarbon observations
P27 – Sturges – Measuring the chlorine and carbon isotopic composition of chlorofluorocarbons
P28 – Gooch – Observations of halogenated trace gases in Taiwan and Malaysia
Long-time and large scale observations
Remote sensing observations
P30 – Kivi – Methane observations using FTS and AirCore
P31 – Robinson – Ground-based remote sensing on CH4 by Differential Absorption LiDAR
Inverse modeling
P33 – Dils – Validation of CH4 model data with ACE-FTS
P34 – Tsuruta – Carbontracker Europe – CH4 inverse model for InGOS project