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2008 Conference Call for Papers

Sessions | Presenter Information

CMAS is currently accepting oral and poster abstracts for the sessions listed below. In order to give an oral or poster presentation, you must be registered for the conference as a presenter and provide us with a presentation title, a brief description, a preference for format (oral or poster), and a preference for session. Presenter registrations must be received by June 20, 2012 to be considered

Submissions will be sent to the respective session chairs for review. Presenters will be notified of their acceptance status on or after 07/30/2012. We will make every effort to include all reasonable submissions. If the presentation is accepted, the presenter will be asked to submit an extended abstract for publication on our web site.

Extended Abstracts

Extended abstracts should be submitted by September 17, 2012. All presenters (Oral and Poster) need to provide an extended abstract. The abstracts should be NO LONGER THAN 6 pages and should be submitted in PDF format. The abstract should include your name, affiliation, e-mail address, fax number, and phone number. Please e-mail your extended abstract to cmas@unc.edu with the subject line "Conference extended abstract" by September 17, 2012. Extended abstracts will not be accepted after November 1, 2008.

Extended Abstract Template:PDF or MS Word (Remember to convert to PDF before sending!)

Sessions planned for the 11th Annual CMAS Conference:

  • Air Quality Measurements and Observational Studies
  • Coupled Meteorology/Chemistry Models
  • Emissions Inventories, Models, and Processes
  • Global/Regional Modeling Applications
  • Model Development
  • Model Evaluation and Analysis
  • Source-Receptor Modeling and Analysis
Air Quality Forecasting Air Quality Measurements and Observational Studies
  • Evaluation and Forecasting skills
  • Objective Analysis methods
  • Public and media dissemination
  • Conventional Measurement Networks
  • Field measurement studies
  • Satellite data
  • Data Assimilation Techniques
Air Quality Model Developments Climate Variability/ Air Quality
  • Ambient Air Toxics
  • PM algorithms and methodologies
  • Chemical Mechanisms
  • Variable and Adaptive Grids
  • Hybrid modeling approaches
  • Integrated, on-line meteorology/chemistry models
  • Fine scale modeling, sub-grid scale approaches
  • Probabilistic modeling approaches
  • International Applications
  • Long-range and trans-boundary transport
  • Future climate/pollution Analyses
Emissions Inventories, Modeling and Analyses Integrated Modeling Systems for Environmental Decision Support
  • New methods
  • Updates to inventories and emissions processing
  • Wild fires, dust, and sea salt
  • QA and QC
  • Human Exposure and Health Impacts
  • Economic Impacts
  • Regional Planning
Model Evaluation and Analysis
  • Diagnostic Tools
  • Model inter-comparison
  • Process Evaluation
  • Sensitivity and Uncertainty Analysis

Presenter Information

For more information about Oral Presentations, please visit our Oral Presentations page.

For more information on Poster Presentations, plese visit our Poster Session page.

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