Friday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	A51E	MW 3014	Transport and Transformation of Air Pollution From Regional to Global Scales VI (joint with PA) Presiding: M G Lawrence, Max Planck Institute for Chemistry; P Voss, Smith College    [Abstracts]
0800	A51E-01	MW 3014	Using satellite composites to examine transport of gases and aerosols in mid-latitude cyclones *L Jaegle, R Wood INVITED    [details]
0830	A51E-02	MW 3014	Transpacific Transport of Pollution and its Impact on Atmospheric Composition over North America *G G Pfister, L K Emmons, D P Edwards, P G Hess, A F Arellano    [details]
0845	A51E-03	MW 3014	Evaluating the potential influence of inter-continental transport of sulfate aerosols on air quality *D L Mauzerall, J Liu    [details]
0900	A51E-04	MW 3014	Can we Detect an Influence over North America From Increasing Asian NOx Emissions? *D A Jaffe, J Thornton, G Wolfe, D Reidmiller, E V Fischer, D J Jacob, L Zhang, R Cohen, H Singh, A Weinheimer, F Flocke    [details]
0915	A51E-05	MW 3014	Measurements of atmospheric mercury at Storm Peak Laboratory in the central Rocky Mountains: Evidence for local/ regional emissions and influence of long-range transport from Asia *A G Hallar, D Obrist, I B McCubbin, T Rahn    [details]
0930	A51E-06	MW 3014	Transboundary Influences on Ozone Pollution in the United States: Present Conditions and Future Projections P Le Sager, *H Wang, D J Jacob, R J Park    [details]
0945	A51E-07	MW 3014	Global Budgets of Atmospheric Glyoxal and Methylglyoxal, and Implications for Formation of Secondary Organic Aerosols *T Fu, D J Jacob    [details]