Thursday Morning
Time	Session	Location	Title
1020	A41F	MCC 3018	2002 New England Air Quality Study II Presiding: E Williams, NOAA Aeronomy Laboratory and CIRES; B Talbot, Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space, University of New Hampshire    [Session PDF]
1020	A41F-01	MCC 3018	The Dominance of Organic Aerosols During NEAQS 2002 *T S Bates, P K Quinn, A M Middlebrook    [details]
1035	A41F-02	MCC 3018	Non-Refractory Submicron Aerosol Mass Loadings during NEAQS *A M Middlebrook, B M Matthew, M R Canagaratna, D R Worsnop, P K Quinn, J A DeGouw, C Warneke, P D Goldan, W C Kuster, E J Williams, S A McKeen    [details]
1050	A41F-03	MCC 3018	Aerosol Optical Properties in the Northeastern U.S. Plume Measured During NEAQS 2002 *P K Quinn, T Bates, D Coffman, T Miller, J Johnson    [details]
1105	A41F-04	MCC 3018	Identification of Plume Signatures from the NOAA Research Vessel Ronald H. Brown during NEAQS-2002 *B M Lerner, P C Murphy, P D Goldan, W C Kuster, C Warneke, J A deGouw, E J Williams    [details]
1120	A41F-05	MCC 3018	The Photochemical Impact of Oceanic Hydrocarbons on the Atmospheric Marine Boundary Layer over the Gulf of Maine *O W Wingenter, K B Haase, A Harlow, G Chen, E Williams, R Jakoubek, B C Sive    [details]
1135	A41F-06	MCC 3018	Comparison of Day- and Nighttime Oxidation of Biogenic and Anthropogenic VOCs Along the New England Coast in Summer During NEAQS 2002 *C Warneke, J A de Gouw, P D Golden, W C Kuster, E J Williams, B Lerner, S S Brown, H Stark, M Aldener, R Jakoubek, J M Roberts, M Marchewka, F C Fehsenfeld    [details]
1150	A41F-07	MCC 3018	Nighttime NOx Loss during NEAQS *S S Brown, J E Dibb, M Aldener, H Stark, M Vozella, S Whitlow, E J Williams, B M Lerner, R Jakoubek, T R Ryerson, A M Middlebrook, P Quinn, T S Bates, J F Meagher, A R Ravishankara    [details]
1205	A41F-08	MCC 3018	Regional Air Quality Forecasts during NEAQS-2K2: Comparisons with Observations *S A McKeen, G A Grell, J McHenry, S E Peckham, E Williams, B Lerner, J W Munger, W M Angevine    [details]