ABSTRACT SUBMISSION
The objective of the Meteorology And Climate – Modeling for Air Quality Conference (MAC-MAQ) abstract submission is to provide an opportunity for researchers, both new and mature, to disseminate their research to a broader audience. Researchers interested in participating are welcome to submit an abstract related to the session topics outlined below.
The Program Committee is reviewing submissions for possible inclusion as podium presentations or as poster displays.
Submission Deadline: MONDAY, JUNE 12th
SUBMISSIONS CLOSED
Abstracts will relate to one of the following sessions:
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Dynamic Modeling of Processes Across Scales
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Atmospheric Transport and Dispersion Modeling
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Urban Meteorology and Land-Surface Processes
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BL Parameterizations and Grey-Zone Turbulence
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Coastal Zone Meteorology
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Complex Terrain Meteorology
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Convections and Clouds
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Aerosol Direct & Indirect Feedbacks and Aerosol-aware Microphysics
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Model Evaluation Using Meteorological and Chemical "Observations from Field Campaigns
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Data Assimilation and Inverse Modeling
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Uncertainties in Meteorology and Air Quality
Questions? Email Sandra Hall or call the Air Quality Research Center at (530) 754-8374