8.30 |
Walking in |
Session 4: Halocarbon observations
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9.00 |
Reimann – Fourth Generation Anthropogenic Halogenated Greenhouse Gases |
9.15 |
Martin – InGOS Halocarbon Round Robin Intercomparison (IHRRI) |
9.30 |
Schoenenberger – Recently discovered halogenated greenhouse gases HCFC-31 and HCFC-133a in the atmosphere |
9.45 |
Engel – Regular GC-TOF observations at Taunus Observatory and Mace Head |
10.00 |
Bielewski – Changes in CFCs and SF6 concentration in air of southern Poland |
10.15 |
Laube – Atmospheric lifetime implications for SF6 from stratospheric observations |
10.30 |
Coffee break |
Session 5: Novel tracers: Isotopes and Multi–tracer methods
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11.00 |
Eyer – Real-time analysis of δ13C- and δD-CH4 in ambient air with laser spectroscopy- Method development and intercomparison |
11.15 |
Röckmann – Field measurements of the isotopic composition of atmospheric methane with IRMS at the Cabauw tower |
11.30 |
Monteil – Modelling the variability of atmospheric CH4 and δ13C-CH4 over Europe |
11.45 |
Frank – Methane and its isotopologues simulated with a chemistry-climate model to evaluate the atmospheric burden and the uncertainty of emissions |
12.00 |
Nisbet – The use of C-isotopes in understanding the growth in atmospheric methane 2007-14 |
12.15 |
Kooijmans – Understanding COS fluxes in a boreal forest- towards COS-based GPP estimates |
12.30 |
Lunch |
Session 6: Flux measurements, ecosystem–scale and process studies
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13.30 |
Keynote speaker: Torben Christensen – Reducing uncertainty in methane emission estimates from permafrost environments |
14.00 |
Halmeenmäki – Revealing sources of CH4 in a boreal upland forest |
14.15 |
Sonderfeld – Methane emissions from a UK landfill site – Emission ratios and flux estimation |
14.30 |
Kiese – 3 years of N2O and CH4 exchange of intensive and extensive managed pre-alpine grassland ecosystems- current vs. climate change conditions |
14.45 |
Bureau – Combining three different methodologies to quantify N2O emissions at the landscape scale on the OS2 INGOS site (Central France) |
15.00 |
Cowan – Improved understanding of agricultural N2O emissions using a combination of chambers together with eddy covariance flux measurements |
15.15 |
Loubet – Bottom-up and top-down approaches at the landscape scale, over a mixed landscape |
15.30 |
Coffee break |
16.00 |
Pihlatie – Seasonal and diurnal variation in CO fluxes from an agricultural bioenergy crop |
16.15 |
van Asperen – The use of FTIR-spectrometry to measure (greenhouse) gas fluxes at ecosystem scale |
Session 7: Climate change and its effect in a socio–economic context
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16.30 |
Keynote: Susan Buckingham – Mitigating Climate Change through gender sensitivity |
17.00 |
Blok – There are many roads to Paris |
17.15 |
Velders – Future atmospheric abundances and climate forcings from scenarios of global and regional hydrofluorocarbon (HFCs) emissions |
17.30 |
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20.0022.00 |
Conference Dinner at “Winkel van Sinkel” |