Wednesday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	A31B	MS Exh Hall B	SI-Traceable Climate Measurements From Space: Realization and Applications I Posters (joint with PA) Presiding: J A Dykema, Harvard University; D B Kirk-Davidoff, University of Maryland; R V Datla, National Institute of Standards and Technology    [Abstracts]
0800	A31B-0304	MS Exh Hall B	Traceability in Ocean Color: the MOBY Example B Johnson, M A Yarbrough, K Hughes, D K Clark, *E L Shirley POSTER    [details]
0800	A31B-0305	MS Exh Hall B	AIRS Pre-flight Calibration and In Orbit Validation *T S Pagano, H H Aumann, S E Broberg, D A Elliott, K Overoye, L L Strow POSTER    [details]
0800	A31B-0306	MS Exh Hall B	Cross-Calibration Approach Improves Accuracy for Hyperspectral Imaging *G Kopp, P Pilewskie, D Harber, J Harder, B McClintock, R Lewis, E Richard, T Sparn, J Young POSTER    [details]
0800	A31B-0307	MS Exh Hall B	NIST Thermal Emission Metrology in Support of Climate Benchmarks Traceability *S Mekhontsev, L Hanssen POSTER    [details]
0800	A31B-0308	MS Exh Hall B	Climate Data Records of Sea Surface Temperatures *P J Minnett POSTER    [details]
0800	A31B-0309	MS Exh Hall B	SI Traceable Laboratory Determinations of O2 A-Band Line Parameters for Space-Based Measurements of CO2 and Global Surface Pressure *J T Hodges, D J Robichaud, M Okumura, L R Brown, C E Miller POSTER    [details]
0800	A31B-0310	MS Exh Hall B	Low-Uncertainty Measurements of O2 A-Band Line Positions D J Robichaud, *J T Hodges, M Piotr, L Y Yeung, M Okumura, C E Miller, L R Brown POSTER    [details]
0800	A31B-0311	MS Exh Hall B	NIST TXR Validation of S-HIS radiances and a UW-SSEC Blackbody *J K Taylor, J O'Connell, J P Rice, H E Revercomb, F A Best, D C Tobin, R O Knuteson, D P Adler, N C Ciganovich, S T Dutcher, D D LaPorte, S D Ellington, M W Werner, R K Garcia POSTER    [details]
0800	A31B-0312	MS Exh Hall B	Constraining Climate Sensitivity Using SI Traceable Satellite Data *J A Dykema, S S Leroy, J G Anderson POSTER    [details]
0800	A31B-0313	MS Exh Hall B	An investigation of the capability of CLARREO to calibrate operational sounders with a focus on both spatial and temporal sampling uncertainties *R E Holz, F Nagle, D C Tobin, R O Knuteson, S Dutcher, H E Revercomb POSTER    [details]
0800	A31B-0314	MS Exh Hall B	Global Climatologies Based on Radio Occultation Data: A Potential Source for Climate Benchmarks *U Foelsche, B Pirscher, M Borsche, G Kirchengast, C Rocken POSTER    [details]
0800	A31B-0315	MS Exh Hall B	Phase Change Material Development and Space Qualification for Long Term IR Sensor Calibration Stability *G E Bingham, T S Topham, J S Wassom, A Burdakin, I Podolsky POSTER    [details]
0800	A31B-0316	MS Exh Hall B	CLARREO Mission Requirements, Technological Readiness, and Calibration/Validation Concepts *H E Revercomb, J G Anderson, F A Best, D C Tobin, R O Knuteson, R E Holz, J K Taylor, J A Dykema, D Adler, M Mulligan, F Nagle, S Dutcher POSTER    [details]
0800	A31B-0317	MS Exh Hall B	Testing Climate Model Fidelity Using Lag Autocovariance of Infrared Radiances *D B Kirk-Davidoff, R Joseph, J Dykema POSTER    [details]
0800	A31B-0318	MS Exh Hall B	New Instrumentation for Characterizing the Moon as a Radiometric Standard for Space-based Radiometry *A Smith, S Lorentz, H Yoon, R Datla, D Pollock, T Stone, J Tansock POSTER    [details]
0800	A31B-0319	MS Exh Hall B	Ultra-Fine-Grained Atmospheric Aerosol and Trace Gas Measurements with Future Space-based Tunable Laser LIDAR: The STARCaL Project *J Albert, S Deustua, W Burgett POSTER    [details]