Second International Conference on Global Warming
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July 17-21, 2006.
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Agenda:
The conference agenda and presentation abstracts are available here .
Participation (Submission deadlines have passed):
The following information applies to both the Global Warming Conference and the Aerosols Workshop. Please indicate with which of these two submeetings you prefer to associate your submission.
- Abstract Deadline: June 9, 2006.
Please submit a single paragraph abstract (300 words or less) for the Conference or Workshop in plain text via e-mail to aerosols2006@lanl.gov for review by the organizing committe. - Conference Committee Response: June 16, 2006.
Authors will be notified by e-mail if their abstract has been accepted for either an oral or a poster presentation. - Extended Abstract Deadline: June 23, 2006.
Please e-mail extended abstracts of up to 4 pages (may include graphics and equations) in the form of a PDF file to the organizing committee at aerosols2006@lanl.gov
Registration:
- Registration covers the entire week, even if you can only attend
part of the conference or workshop. The rates and deadlines are as follows:
- $150 if paid by May 19, 2006
- $100 for full time students registered by May 19, 2006
- $250 after May 19, 2006
To register fill in and submit the online registration form
Airport Transportation:
There are two shuttles available from the Albuquerque Airport (Sunport) to Santa Fe,
- Sandia Shuttle Express http://www.sandiashuttle.com/ (Toll Free: 1-888-775-5696)
- Santa Fe Shuttle (Toll Free: 1-888-833-2300)
Rental cars are available at the airport.
Location and Attractions (including, the Santa Fe Opera):
The conference will be held in Santa Fe, New Mexico at the
- Courtyard by Marriott
3347 Cerrillos Road
(see the Hotel Reservations section below for information)
This incredible and unique city is probably the best known tourist destination in the Land of Enchantment. Highlights include,
- the historic plaza, art galleries, fine dining, mountains, trails, and immense blue sky and sunshine.
- the world renowned Santa Fe Opera. Interested attendees are encouraged to
buy tickets in advance,
The scheduled performances include Cinderella (July 15 and 19), Magic Flute (July 21), and Salome (July 22). All performances are at 9 pm and we will keep our agenda open to facilitate this. Shuttle services are available from the hotel to the opera by various carriers.
Hotel Reservations:
- Courtyard by Marriott, Santa Fe, NM
- Conference rates are available. The following
links will take you to the Marriott reservation page and insert the
correct group codes, which are shown to the left of the links:
- LANLANA = Queen/Queen Room (90 USD per night )
- LANLANB = King Room (90 USD per night )
- LANLAND = King Suite (105 USD per night )
( If you don't select dates during the conference the Marriot web-site will claim that these group codes are invalid.)
Themes:
- Climate Change Observational Data (surface, satellite data, polar)
- Solar Variability and Cosmic Rays
- Oceans
- Surface Changes
- Black Carbon and Mineral Dust
- Aerosols-Clouds-Climate
- Cirrus Clouds
- Remote Sensing
- Hurricanes
- Next Ice Age
- Climate Sensitivity, Predictability, and Uncertainty
- Scaling aerosol processes in climate models
- Process level models
- Cloud Resolving Models
- Global Climate Models
- Remote sensing of aerosol and clouds: Interactions & Trends
- Reducing Aerosol Uncertainties in Climate Effects
- Direct Effects
- Indirect Effects
- Semidirect Effects
- Impacts on Hydrological Cycle
- Trans-boundary Aerosol Pollution
- Megacities
- Biomass burning and fires
- Dust storms
- Industrial/Military pollutants
Science Program Committee:
- P. Chylek (LANL, Conference Chair)
- M. Dubey (LANL, Workshop Chair)
- R. Pielke (CSU)
- Q. Fu (UW),
- C. Essex (Canada),
- G. Lesins (Dalhousie, Canada),
- J . Veizer (U. Ottawa),
- Y. Kaufman (NASA),
- A. Heymsfield, (NCAR),
- G. North (TAMU),
- M. Jacobson (Stanford U),
- U. Lohmann (ETH Zurich),
- G. Jennings (Ireland),
- P. Brekke (Norway)
- C. Tomasi (Bologna, Italy)
- S. Massie (NCAR)
- C. Zender (UC Irvine)
- D. Tanre (LOA Lille France)
Invited Presentations (Confirmed):
- Y. Kaufman (NASA, GSFC)
- D. Tanre (LOA, University of Science and Technology, Lille, France)
- C. Folland (UK Met Office)
- V. Ramaswamy (NOAA GFDL)
- D. Rosenfeld (Hebrew University, Jerusalem, Israel)
- B. Cotton (Colorado State University)
- J. Veizer (University Ottawa, Canada)
- R. Pielke (Colorado State University)
- G. Kukla (Columbia University)
- A. Berger/ Marie-France Loutre (Catholic University, Belgium)
- R. Bleck (University of Miami, Oceans)
- J. Reisner (LANL)
- J. Christy (University of Alabama, Huntsville)
- G. North (Texas A&M University)
- C. Essex (University of Western Ontario, Canada)
- A. Heymsfield (NCAR)
- Q. Fu (University of Washington)
- C. Tomasi ((ISAC-CNR, Bologna, Italy)
- C. Zender (University of California, Irvine)
- M. Jacobson (Stanford University)
- S. Massie (NCAR)
- S. Kinne (Max Planck Institute, Hamburg, Germany)
- B. Henson (LANL)
- S. Schwartz (BNL)
- I. Sokolik (Georgia Tech)
- W. Gray (Colorado State University)
- N. Mahowald (NCAR)
- G. McFarquhar (U. Illinois)
- R. Miller (GISS, NASA)
- T. Anderson (U. Washington)
- B. Weatherhead (NOAA, Boulder)
- N. Scafetta (Duke U.)
- S. Martin (Harvard U.)
- C. Kollb (Aerodyne)
- J. Penner (U. Michigan)
- W. Conant (U. Arizona)
- S. Ghan (PNL)
- A.Ackerman (NASA, GISS)
- S. Christopher (U. of Alabama)
- S. Menon (LBL)
