Friday Morning 1
Time	Session	Location	Title
0800	A51G	MW 2004	Transport and Mixing Affecting Air Quality in Coastal and Complex-Terrain Urban Areas II Presiding: L S Darby, Earth System Research Laboratory, NOAA; R M Banta, NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory    [Abstracts]
0800	A51G-01	MW 2004	The Role of Galveston Bay Meteorology in Ozone Concentrations in Houston, Texas *J W Nielsen-Gammon, J Tobin    [details]
0815	A51G-02	MW 2004	Mixing Heights and Three-Dimensional Ozone Structure Observed by Airborne Lidar During the 2006 Texas Air Quality Study *R M Hardesty, C J Senff, R J Alvarez IIIR M Banta, S P Sandberg, A M Weickmann, L S Darby    [details]
0830	A51G-03	MW 2004	Mixing heights and surface fluxes over Galveston Bay and the Gulf of Mexico: Implications for modeling of pollution episodes *W M Angevine, S C Tucker, C Fairall, L Bariteau, D Wolfe, M Zagar, A Brewer    [details]
0845	A51G-04	MW 2004	Basin by Night and Plateau by Day: Air Pollution Accumulation and Ventilation in the Kathmandu Valley, Nepal *A K Panday, R G Prinn    [details]
0900	A51G-05	MW 2004	Investigation of Orographic Venting of Atmospheric Boundary Layer Air Using Observations and the WRF-Chem Model *J Bao, S Michelson, E Grell, G A Grell, I Djalalova    [details]
0915	A51G-06	MW 2004	The Daytime Mixed Layer Observed by Radiosonde, Profiler, and Lidar during MILAGRO *W J Shaw, M S Pekour, R L Coulter, T J Martin, J Walters    [details]
0930	A51G-07	MW 2004	Aerosol Transport Questions Arising From Micro Pulse Lidar Measurements During MILAGRO R Kotamarthi, *R Coulter, M Pekour    [details]
0945	A51G-08	MW 2004	Atmospheric Transport of Smoke and Dust Particulates and their interaction with the PBL as observed by multiwavelength Lidar, GOES and supporting instrumentation *L Charles    [details]