A&WMA Visibility Conference
Atmospheric Optics: Aerosols, Visibility, and the Radiative Balance 2021
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About A&WMA Visibility Conference
This international conference will provide a technical forum on advances in the scientific understanding of the effects of aerosols on urban, regional, continental, and global-scale haze and the radiative balance. New topics include biomass burning and the effects of wildfire, impacts on visibility, radiative balance and health, as well as the effects of atmospheric nitrogen and carbonaceous material on haze, climate change, and the nitrogen deposition on ecosystems. In addition to a strong technical program, this conference also features courses, an excursion to Bryce Canyon National Park, star gazing, networking opportunities, and a vendor exhibit.
Topics
Mitigation, Aerosols and particles, Air quality, VisibilityCall for Papers
Presentations are invited on atmospheric optical properties, visibility, radiative forcing, aerosols, and climate and the related air pollutants. Topics of particular interest include, but are not limited to, the following:
- Observational Studies
- Characterizing Visual Air Quality
- Global Aerosol Radiative and Visibility Effects
- Particle and Precursor Emissions and Ambient Effects
- Policy, Regulatory, and Economic Issues
Abstracts of up to 500 words must be submitted by April 24, 2020 via the online submittal survey found at www.awma.org/visibilityauthors.
If submitting more than one abstract, please indicate which one is your highest preference for platform presentation, as the anticipated number of submissions will limit the total number of platform presentations.
Find full Call for Abstracts and conference details at www.awma.org/visibility.
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