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Title	First Author	Type	Session
Can we use δ¹³C of CO₂ to understand the links between the water and carbon cycles and climate?	Caroline Alden	Poster	P-33
Short-term variability of aerosol optical properties at NOAA’s federated aerosol network	Elisabeth Andrews	Poster	P-43
Variability of the total surface radiation budget and its components over the United States from 1996 through 2011	John A. Augustine	Oral	Session 7 Wednesday, May 22 13:00-13:15
Two years of continuous water vapor isotope ratio measurements at Mauna Loa: A new glimpse into humidity controls in the subtropics	Adriana Bailey	Poster	P-47
A Multi-year Record of Airborne CO₂ Observations in the U.S. Southern Great Plains	Sebastien C. Biraud	Poster	P-15
Gateway Pages to a Multi-institution, Geographically Distributed, Network of Data Sets for Atmospheric Trace Species	T.J. Blasing	Oral	Session 3 Tuesday, May 21 14:30-14:45
An update on the status of the Global Climate Observing System (GCOS) Reference Upper Air Network (GRUAN)	Greg Bodeker	Oral	Session 5 Wednesday, May 22 09:30-09:45
Global reanalysis of reactive gases in the Monitoring Atmospheric Composition and Climate (MACC) project: validation with in situ and satellite observations	Idir Bouarar	Poster	P-28
Understanding and quantifying CO₂ and CH₄ greenhouse gas fluxes on the regional scale: The project CarboCount CH	Dominik Brunner	Oral	Session 3 Tuesday, May 21 13:15-13:30
Methane emission flux from Indianapolis, IN: Identification and contribution of sources to the total citywide emission	Maria Obiminda L. Cambaliza	Oral	Session 3 Tuesday, May 21 14:00-14:15
Multivariate linear regression technique for computing solar irradiance estimations using the SURFRAD and Integrated Surface Irradiance Study (ISIS) networks	Christopher Clack	Oral	Session 7 Wednesday, May 22 13:15-13:30
An Airborne Study of Methane Point Source Dispersion and Mixed Layer Scaling	Stephen Conley	Poster	P-48
Global surface ozone trends, a synthesis of recently published findings	Owen R. Cooper	Oral	Session 5 Wednesday, May 22 08:45-09:00
Measuring Carbon Dioxide from Space: Prospects for the NASA Orbiting Carbon Observatory-2 (OCO-2)	David Crisp	Oral	Session 3 Tuesday, May 21 14:45-15:00
Measuring CO₂ and CH₄ emissions from Indianapolis: Preliminary results from an urban atmospheric inversion system	Kenneth J. Davis	Oral	Session 3 Tuesday, May 21 13:45-14:00
Tracking changing Arctic methane emissions	Ed Dlugokencky	Oral	Session 3 Tuesday, May 21 13:00-13:15
An Updated Record of Long-lived Halocarbons	Geoffrey S. Dutton	Poster	P-36
Quarter century of NOAA airborne observations of halocarbons and other atmospheric trace species	James W. Elkins	Poster	P-37
Estimation of CO₂ emissions from gas flares using data collected by the Suomi National Polar-orbiting Partnership (SNPP) Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS)	Chris Elvidge	Oral	Session 3 Tuesday, May 21 14:15-14:30
Ozone Vertical Profiles and Buildup During the 2013 Uintah Basin Winter Ozone Study	Jason Evans	Poster	P-3
Remote Measurement of Natural Gas Methane Under Cloud with a BOMEM Fourier Transform Spectrometer (FTS) Instrument	W. F. J. Evans		Session 0 Wednesday, December 31 17:00-17:15
Updated Estimates of California’s Urban and Rural Methane Emissions	Marc L. Fischer	Oral	Session 3 Tuesday, May 21 13:30-13:45
Full Column Greenhouse Gas Profiles Measured with AirCore at the Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) Southern Great Plains (SGP) Site	Marc L. Fischer	Poster	P-18
Addressing Science and Policy Needs with Community Emissions Efforts	Gregory J. Frost	Poster	P-7
Atmospheric Research of The Atmosphere, ClImate and Radiation in Extremadura (AIRE) Group at the University of Extremadura (Spain)	J. Agustin García	Poster	P-44
Updates to ESRL’s Flow-following Finite Volume Icosahedral Model (FIM)-Chem global modeling system and comparison of aerosol optical depth forecasts with AErosol RObotic NETwork (AERONET) observations	Georg Grell	Oral	Session 4 Tuesday, May 21 15:45-16:00
Interactive Visualization using NOAA's Earth Information Services and TerraViz	Eric Hackathorn	Poster	P-11
Recent Analysis of the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) CO₂ Primary Standards	Brad Hall	Oral	Session 2 Tuesday, May 21 11:45-12:00
Observing boundary layer properties with Doppler lidar for mass-balance estimates of greenhouse gas emissions	R. Michael Hardesty	Oral	Session 9 Wednesday, May 22 15:00-15:15
Changes in the Polar Vortex: Effects on Antarctic total ozone observations at various stations and Antarctic surface climate characteristics	Birgit Hassler	Oral	Session 5 Wednesday, May 22 09:00-09:15
How well tall tower measurements characterize the mid-Planetary Boundary Layer (PBL) CO₂ mole fraction	Laszlo Haszpra	Poster	P-16
Elementa: Science of the Anthropocene – A New Nonprofit, Open-access Journal Publishing Scientific Research Specific to the Anthropocene in a Multidisciplinary Format	Detlev Helmig	Poster	P-12
Emissions from Three Oil and Gas Facilities off the Gulf Coast of Mexico	Scott Herndon	Poster	P-4
Recent Results from the Airborne Tropical Tropopause Experiment (ATTREX)	Eric J. Hintsa	Poster	P-35
Locating and quantifying methane gas emissions using remotely obtained concentration data from aircraft	Bill Hirst	Oral	Session 9 Wednesday, May 22 15:45-16:00
Investigation of the Ethane-Methane Relationship at the NOAA Global Cooperative Air Sampling Network Sites	Angelica L. Hollister	Poster	P-23
Regional emission estimates of selected anthropogenic greenhouse gases (HFC-134a, HCFC-22, and CH₄) from California	Lei Hu	Oral	Session 6 Wednesday, May 22 10:45-11:00
Recent Increase in Seasonal Amplitudes of CO₂ and δ¹³CO₂ over Canada and their Implications	Lin Huang	Poster	P-32
Influences of the Asian monsoon on Upper Troposphere and Lower Stratosphere (UTLS) water vapor, ozone and ice particles: New results from Kunming, China	Dale Hurst	Oral	Session 5 Wednesday, May 22 09:15-09:30
A 23-year Record of Twice-weekly Aerosol 1 Composition Measurements at Mauna Loa Observatory	Nicole Hyslop	Poster	P-40
Recent anthropogenic increases in Sulfur Dioxide from Asia have minimal impact on stratospheric aerosol	Ryan R. Neely III	Oral	Session 4 Tuesday, May 21 16:15-16:30
Department of Energy (DOE) Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) Climate Research Facilities: Updates on Barrow, Oliktok, Atqasuk, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, Tethered Balloons, Field Campaigns and Selected Significant Results	Mark Ivey	Oral	Session 7 Wednesday, May 22 13:45-14:00
A Multi-tower Measurement Network Estimate of California’s Methane Emissions	Seongeun Jeong	Poster	P-26
South Pole Ozonesonde and Dobson Spectrophotometer Measurements in 2012	Bryan Johnson	Oral	Session 5 Wednesday, May 22 08:30-08:45
Atmospheric Chemistry of Methyl-Perfluoro-Heptene-Ethers (MPHEs): OH Radical Reaction Rate Coefficients, Atmospheric Lifetimes and Global Warming Potentials	Aaron M. Jubb	Poster	P-39
Variations of CO₂ mixing ratios in the air near the ground in the European territory of Russia	Felix Kashin	Poster	P-21
Estimation of Anthropogenic Emission of Carbon Dioxide from Measurement Data of CO₂ Concentration Obtained in Obninsk and at the World Meteorological Organization (WMO)/Global Atmosphere Watch (GAW) Stations	Felix Kashin	Poster	P-22
Earth (and Lunar) Based Observations of Volcanic Emissions to the Stratosphere – An update through 2011	Richard A. Keen	Oral	Session 4 Tuesday, May 21 16:00-16:15
Taking science on the road	Jonathan Kofler	Poster	P-6
Ground-based Radiation Budget and Aerosol Validation of the Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite R-Series (GOES-R) Products Using a NOAA Mobile SURFRAD Station	Kathleen Lantz	Oral	Session 7 Wednesday, May 22 13:30-13:45
Three-dimensional behaviors of atmospheric CO₂ revealed by the Comprehensive Observation Network for Trace Gases by Airliner (CONTRAIL) project	Toshinobu Machida	Oral	Session 2 Tuesday, May 21 10:30-10:45
Non-Methane HydroCarbons (NMHCs) at the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) - Global Atmophere Watch (GAW) Monte Cimone station: trends, seasonal variation and source characterization	Michela Maione	Oral	Session 6 Wednesday, May 22 11:30-11:45
A multi-satellite analysis of fire smoke impacts in Colorado over the last decade	Maria Val Martin		Session 0 Wednesday, December 31 17:00-17:15
Increased Surface Ozone with Relation to Wildfires in the Western United States (U.S.)	Audra McClure-Begley	Poster	P-5
Atmospheric Lifetimes of CCl₃F (CFC-11) and NF₃: Temperature dependent Ultraviolet (UV) absorption cross sections	Max R. McGillen	Oral	Session 6 Wednesday, May 22 11:45-12:00
Tracking variability in methane source signatures in the NOAA Global cooperative air sampling network	Sylvia E. Michel	Poster	P-25
A Novel Cryogenic Analyte Preconcentration Module for Trace Gas and Isotopic Analyses	Benjamin R. Miller	Poster	P-38
¹⁴C-based emission estimates for halocarbons and other greenhouse gases across the U.S.	Steve Montzka	Oral	Session 6 Wednesday, May 22 11:00-11:15
NOAA Global Monitoring Division HIAPER Pole-to-Pole Oberservations (HIPPO) data past and future: transport and chemistry in the troposphere	Fred L. Moore	Oral	Session 6 Wednesday, May 22 11:15-11:30
Climatology and Atmospheric Chemistry of Non-Methane Hydrocarbon Emissions over the North Atlantic	Mauricio Muñoz	Poster	P-31
Validation of satellite ozone-depleting substance measurements with airborne platforms	J. David Nance	Poster	P-34
Progress towards a multi-year continental inversion using The Weather Research and Forecast (WRF) - Lagrangian Particle Dispersion Model and the North American Tower Network	Caroline Normile	Poster	P-17
Earth Networks’ atmospheric GreenHouse Gas (GHG) observations for research and modeling at multiple scales	Elena Novakovskaia	Poster	P-20
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) Central Calibration Laboratory for Carbon Monoxide	Paul Novelli	Poster	P-29
Power plant and megacity CO₂ observation from Greenhouse Gases Observing SATelllite (GOSAT)	Tom Oda	Oral	Session 2 Tuesday, May 21 11:30-11:45
Recommendations for the Interpretation of "Black Carbon" Measurements	John A. Ogren	Oral	Session 4 Tuesday, May 21 15:30-15:45
Observations of Wintertime Ozone Production in the Uintah Basin of Utah in 2013	Samuel Oltmans	Oral	Session 8 Wednesday, May 22 14:00-14:15
Influences of Asian Continental Outflow on the trace gas levels at Dongsha Island in the South China Sea	Chang-Feng Ou-Yang	Poster	P-27
Emissions from oil and gas operations and their role in ozone production in the Uintah Basin, Utah	Jeong-Hoo Park	Poster	P-1
Quantifying sources of methane using light alkanes in the Los Angeles basin, California	Jeff Peischl	Oral	Session 6 Wednesday, May 22 10:30-10:45
Contributions of atmospheric dynamics and chemistry to total ozone variability and trends across the United States: A case study based on long-term ground based data sets	Irina Petropavlovskikh	Oral	Session 5 Wednesday, May 22 08:15-08:30
Global Monitoring of Atmospheric Composition by In-service Aircraft for a Global Observing System (IAGOS)-CORE Aircraft: Current Achievements and Future Developments Including Involvement of U.S. Partners	Andreas Petzold	Oral	Session 2 Tuesday, May 21 10:45-11:00
Carbon isotopic ratios of methane in marine atmosphere over the Arabian coast	Damerla Kameswara Rao		Session 0 Wednesday, December 31 17:00-17:15
Science Highlights from the Cape Verde Atmospheric Observatory (CVAO)	Katie Read	Poster	P-10
Quantifying the relative contribution of natural gas fugitive emissions to total methane emissions in Colorado, Utah and Texas using mobile δ¹³CH₄ analysis	Chris W. Rella	Oral	Session 9 Wednesday, May 22 15:30-15:45
Observations of water vapor and total water in the extremely dry Tropical Tropopause Layer (TTL) from the NASA Global Hawk	Andrew Rollins	Poster	P-46
Combining CO₂ observations from towers, aircraft profiles and a car-mounted instrument using a combination of transport modeling and neural networks	Andres Schmidt	Poster	P-14
Exceptionally Elevated Winter Photochemical Ozone Production in the Uintah Basin, Utah	Russell C. Schnell	Poster	P-2
Revision of the historical atmospheric CO₂ record at Cape Grim and expansion of the atmospheric observation network in the Australian region	Marcel van der Schoot	Oral	Session 2 Tuesday, May 21 11:15-11:30
Laboratory Studies of Filter-based Aerosol Light Absorption Measurements	Patrick Sheridan	Poster	P-42
Long-term decline of global atmospheric ethane Concentrations and implications for methane	Isobel J. Simpson	Poster	P-24
Non-Methane Hydrocarbons During Winter Ozone Production Events in the Uintah Basin	Chelsea Stephens	Oral	Session 8 Wednesday, May 22 14:15-14:30
A characterization of Arctic aerosols and their forcing of the surface radiation budget	Robert S. Stone	Poster	P-45
Emissions of CH₄ from natural gas production in the United States using aircraft-based observations	Colm Sweeney	Oral	Session 9 Wednesday, May 22 14:45-15:00
Trend of acid rain over China since the 1990s	Jie Tang	Poster	P-9
Long-term monitoring of long-lived greenhouse gases (GHGs) and short-lived climate pollutants in Asia and Oceania using voluntary observing ships	Hiroshi Tanimoto	Oral	Session 2 Tuesday, May 21 11:00-11:15
The End of Cheap Fossil Fuels	Pieter Tans	Oral	Session 1 Tuesday, May 21 09:10-09:30
Air as Syrup – The Flow and Mixing of Air in the AirCore	Pieter Tans	Poster	P-19
Southern Hemisphere Additional Ozonesondes (SHADOZ): Recent Accomplishments and Upcoming Activities with NOAA/GMD	Anne M. Thompson	Oral	Session 5 Wednesday, May 22 08:00-08:15
Using laser-based technology to quantify fugitive methane emission rates quickly and easily	Tracy Tsai	Oral	Session 9 Wednesday, May 22 15:15-15:30
Quantification of urban fossil fuel CO₂ emissions from the Indianapolis Flux Project (INFLUX)	Jocelyn Turnbull	Poster	P-13
The InGOS project: Setup and first results	Alex T. Vermeulen	Oral	Session 6 Wednesday, May 22 10:15-10:30
Global Ocean Carbon Uptake: Magnitude, Variability and Trends	Rik Wanninkhof	Oral	Session 1 Tuesday, May 21 09:30-09:45
Greenhouse gases, climate change and sustainability: Why ignorance is not bliss	Jim White	Oral	Session 1 Tuesday, May 21 08:40-09:10
Gypsum Aerosol Downwind of White Sands, NM	Warren H. White	Poster	P-41
The current status and future of the China Atmosphere Watch (CAW) Program of the China Meteorological Administration (CMA)	Kejun Wu	Poster	P-8
Ground Measurements of Ethane to Methane Ratios in the Dallas/Fort-Worth Area	Tara Yacovitch	Oral	Session 9 Wednesday, May 22 16:00-16:15
Sensitivity study of impact of isoprene emission estimates on modeled CO concentration	Katerina Zemankova	Poster	P-30
Initial Study of the Roles of Chemical Composition and Meteorology on Aerosol Radiative Effects in the Southeast U.S. - Results from a Regionally-representative Site	Yong Zhou	Oral	Session 4 Tuesday, May 21 16:30-16:45
Achievements and prospects of the China Meteorological Administration / NOAA bilateral cooperation on GreenHouse Gases (GHGs)	Lingxi Zhou	Oral	Session 1 Tuesday, May 21 09:45-10:00