Tuesday Afternoon
Time	Session	Location	Title
1330	A22C	MCC Level 2	Effects of Biomass Burning Plumes on the Troposphere and Stratosphere IV Posters (joint with B, AE) Presiding: A Stohl, Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences (CIRES); N Jones, University of Wollongong    [Session PDF]
1330	A22C-1074	MCC Level 2	EXPERIMENTAL STUDIES OF THE MICROPHYSICS OF CLOUD CONDENSATION NUCLEI AS A FUNCTION OF ORGANIC SOLUTE *E Dure, V R Morris, N Greene POSTER    [details]
1330	A22C-1075	MCC Level 2	Inverse modeling of biomass smoke emissions using the TOMS AI *S Y Zhang, J E Penner, O Torres POSTER    [details]
1330	A22C-1076	MCC Level 2	Space-Based Observations of the Seasonal Variations in Biomass Burning Emissions of NOx and VOCs over Africa during 2000 *L Jaegle, L Steinberger, R V Martin, K V Chance, T P Kurosu, P I Palmer, M Chin POSTER    [details]
1330	A22C-1077	MCC Level 2	Cloud-Radiation Field Changes due to the Direct Effect of Smoke Aerosols in Southeast Mexico *M J Montero-Martinez, N Gonzalez-Flores POSTER    [details]
1330	A22C-1078	MCC Level 2	The Use of Aerosol Optical Depth in Estimating Trace Gas Emissions from Biomass Burning Plumes *N Jones, C Paton-Walsh, S Wilson, A Meier, N Deutscher, D Griffith, F Murcray POSTER    [details]
1330	A22C-1079	MCC Level 2	Siberian Biomass Burning Plumes Across the Pacific: Aircraft Observations in the Pacific Northwest *I Bertschi, D Jaffe POSTER    [details]
1330	A22C-1080	MCC Level 2	Correlating MOPITT CO Data With ATSR Fire Count Data *J Liu, J Drummond, F Nichitiu, J Zou POSTER    [details]
1330	A22C-1081	MCC Level 2	Comparison of Biomass Burning Smoke Plume Models *L J Carlson, S A Mason, J Trentmann, T Winterrath, T J Christian, R J Yokelson, M O Andreae, P V Hobbs POSTER    [details]
1330	A22C-1082	MCC Level 2	Physical, Chemical, and Optical Properties of Smoke-Impacted Aerosols in Yosemite National Park C Carrico, *S Kreidenweis, J Collett JrG McMeeking, T Lee, J Carrillo, P Herckes, G Engling POSTER    [details]
1330	A22C-1083	MCC Level 2	The Impact of North American Fires on Aerosol in the U.S. *S Kreidenweis POSTER    [details]
1330	A22C-1084	MCC Level 2	Characterization of biomass burning particles: chemical composition and processing *P K Hudson, D M Murphy, D J Cziczo, D S Thomson, J deGouw, C Warneke POSTER    [details]
1330	A22C-1085	MCC Level 2	Use of MODIS-derived Fire Radiative Energy to Estimate Smoke Aerosol Emissions over Different Ecosystems *C M Ichoku, Y J Kaufman POSTER    [details]
1330	A22C-1086	MCC Level 2	The impact of the 1998 boreal forest fires on oxidant chemistry in the global troposphere *F T Leung, J A Logan, D G Streets, E S Kasischke, E Hyer POSTER    [details]
1330	A22C-1087	MCC Level 2	In-situ aircraft and remotely sensed observations of pyrogenic plumes over southern Africa biomass burning regions during SAFARI 2000 *D C Stein, R J Swap, D L Richardson, S J Piketh, S A Macko POSTER    [details]
1330	A22C-1088	MCC Level 2	Trace gas emissions from boreal forest fires - 1995 to 2002 *E S Kasischke, E J Hyer, N H French, A I Sukhinin, J H Hewson, B J Stocks POSTER    [details]
1330	A22C-1089	MCC Level 2	Unexpectedly High Aerosol Load in the Free Troposphere Observed With Raman Lidar in Central Europe in Spring/Summer 2003 *D M\"uller, A Ansmann, U Wandinger, I Mattis, D Althausen POSTER    [details]