GCEP - 2004 End of Summer Workshop Agenda

GLOBAL CHANGE EDUCATION PROGRAM End of Summer Workshop August 15— August 17, 2004 AGENDA	The Melrose Hotel 2430 Pennsylvania Ave., NW Washington, D.C.
August 15, 2004 - SUNDAY Afternoon & Evening Session
12:00-5:30	Registration - Hotel Lobby
6:30	Dinner William Penn Room
8:00	The Politics of Global Change Jeffrey Gaffney Argonne National Laboratory
* All Meeting Sessions and Breaks will be held inteh Potomac III.
August 16, 2004 - MONDAY	Morning Session
7:00–8:00	Continental Breakfast Hotel Dining Room
8:00–8:30	Welcome and GCEP Update Rickey Petty & Peter Lunn Department of Energy
	Jeffrey Gaffney Argonne National Laboratory
	Milton Constantin Oak Ridge Institute for Science & Education
8:30–9:00	Storage and turnover of carbon in soil physical frations following woody plant invasion of grassland Julia Liao, GREF Fellow Texas A&M University
9:00–9:30	Activities of extra cellular enzymes in grassland soil fractions and aggregates Steven Allison, GREF Fellow Stanford University
9:30–10:00	The effect of past land use on plant productivity in southern Appalachian forests Jennifer Fratterrigo, GREF Fellow University of Wisconsin - Madison
10:00–10:30	Break Potomac III
10:30–11:00	A stable isotope dendrochronology approach to reconstructing interannual and interdecadal tropical climate variability Kevin Anchukatis, GREF Fellow University of Arizona Laboratory of Tree-Ring
11:00–11:30	Vigorous ancient oaks or life lessons from old trees Neil Pederson, GREF Fellow Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory Tree Ring Laboratory
11:30–12:00	Accounting for the uncounted: measured fluxes, actual emissions and ozone initiated oxidation products of terpenes Anita Lee, GREF Fellow University of California, Berkeley
12:00–1:30	Lunch On Your Own
August 16, 2004 Afternoon Session
1:30–1:45	The spatial distribution of initiation and elongation of maize primary roots under water stress Adam Roddy, SURE Fellow Swarthmore College
1:45–2:00	Role of ocean water in vadose hydrology of coastal dunes Esther Zeledon, SURE Fellow Swarthmore College
2:00–2:15	The impacts of forest albedo change on carbon sequestration strategies Maithilee Kunda (SURE) Massachusetts Institute of Technology
2:15–2:30	Carbon dioxide respiration and biomass measurements from post-harvest slash piles in Howland, Maine Amy Gagne, SURE Fellow Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
2:30–3:00	Reconstructing tropical Atlantic paleoclimate from Mg/Ca and oxygen isotopes of planktonic foraminifera Christa Farmer, GREF Fellow Columbia University
3:00-3:30	Break Potomac III
3:30-3:45	Aerosol loading and optical properties during the May 2003 SGP ARM Aerosol IOP Melissa Melvin, SURE Fellow Northern Illinois University
3:45-4:00	The impact of sediment and freshwater runoff on the growth of Porites corals Anna Goertzen, SURE Fellow Midland Lutheran College Sciences
4:00–4:30	Gross primary production is stimulated for Populus species grown under free-air carbon dioxide enrichment Victoria Wittig, GREF Fellow University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
4:30–5:00	Indirect effects of climate change: the importance of plant species loss and increased nitrogen availability in a subalpine meadow ecosystem Molly Smith, GREF Fellow University of California, Berkeley
5:00	Adjourn
DINNER ON YOUR OWN
August 17, 2004 - TUESDAY
7:00–8:30	Continental Breakfast Hotel Dining Room
8:30–9:00	Probabilistic integrated assessment of 'dangerous' climate change Michael Mastrandrea, GREF Fellow Stanford University
9:00–9:30	Studies of reactive nitrogen in the atmosphere using global modeling and stable isotope measurements Meredith Hastings, GREF Fellow Princeton University
9:30–10:00	Determination of Asian air pollution sources, seasonality, and chemical processing during transport to the Northwest Continental United States Heather Price Former GREF Fellow University of Washington
10:00-10:30	Break Potomac III
10:30–10:45	Hydrocarbon air-surface exchange from Prairie Lands at Fermi Anna Beck, SURE Fellow Denison University
10:45-11:00	Analyzing aerosol-cloud interactions using MODIS data Nicholas Chmura, SURE Fellow Cornell Univeristy
11:00–11:15	Spatial characterizations of methane greenhouse gas emissions from landfills and livestock in California Joshua Hatch, SURE Fellow Cornell University
11:15-11:30	On-road measurements of gasoline and diesel engine emissions in the Caldecott Tunnel Dan Hooper, SURE Fellow Tulane University
11:30-11:45	Temporal and spatial forecasting of chemical phenomena for data collection and sampling by airplane Benjamin Jelley, SURE Fellow Texas A&M University
11:45-12:00	Design and construction of an ozone chemiluminescent olefin monitor Robert Judd, SURE Fellow Tulane University
12:00–1:30	Lunch On Your Own
August 17, 2004 Afternoon Session
1:30–2:00	Hygroscopic and optical properties of organic sea-salt aerosol and consequences for climate forcing Cynthia Randles, GREF Fellow Princeton University
2:00-2:30	Ocean studies of alkyl nitrates Elizabeth Dahl, GREF Fellow University of California at Irvine
2:30-3:00	Remotely sensed biophysical data and fully coupled general circulation models Erin Hokanson, SURE Fellow University of Wisconsin - Madison
3:00-3:30	Break Potomac III
3:30–3:45	Nauru: aerosol optical depth properties and trends Edan Lindaman, SURE Fellow Loyola Marymount University
3:45–4:00	Plant pathogen growth response to elevated CO2 Elizabeth Hart, SURE Fellow Willamette University
4:00-4:15	Mass spectroscopy and stable carbon isotopes used as a tool for understanding the terrestrial carbon cycle of an Ecalyptus saligna plantation Gretchen Miles, SURE Fellow Alfred University
4:15-4:30	Aerosol size characterization using an aerosol mass spectrometer Kori Moore, SURE Fellow Utah State University
4:30	Adjourn
6:30 Dinner	William Penn Room
8:00 KEYNOTE ADDRESS	The role of science in a changing world Paul Higgins Former GREF Student University of California, Berkeley
August 18, 2004 - WEDNESDAY
LAST DAY DEPART FOR HOME FAREWELL SEE YOU AGAIN SUMMER 2005

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