October 22, 2018
	Grumman Auditorium
7:30 AM	Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:00 AM	A/V Upload
8:30 AM	Opening Remarks Mike Piehler, Director, UNC Institute for the Environment
8:45 AM	CMAS Status Update Adel Hanna, Director, CMAS
8:55 AM	Keynote Address: Atmospheric nitrogen deposition modeling of the Chesapeake Bay: Current applications and future directions Dr. Jesse Bash, US-EPA
9:40 AM	Plenary Address: Overview of ABaCAS: A New-Generation Integrated Air Quality Decision Support System Carey Jang, US EPA
10:10 AM	Break
	Grumman Auditorium	Dogwood Room
	Reduced Form Models Chaired by Kirk Baker and Serena Chung, US EPA	Regulatory Modeling and SIP Applications Chaired by Matthew Alvarado (AER)
10:40 AM	Estimating Social Impacts of Air Pollution Using Regression (EASIUR): A Reduced-Complexity Model Derived from CAMx Peter Adams	Sensitivity analysis using the Community Multiscale Air Quality (CMAQ) adjoint to study health and ecosystem impacts of ground-level ozone Congmeng Lyu
11:00 AM	InMAP: A reduced-complexity model for air pollution interventions Christopher Tessum	Evaluation of the Community Multiscale Air Quality (CMAQ) Model Performance during Persistent Cold Air Pool Events Xia Sun
11:20 AM	Evaluating reduced-form modeling tools for simulating annual average PM2.5 impacts Kirk Baker	Using Photochemical Models to Assess the Exceptional Event Rules Q/D Screening Guidance Matthew Alvarado
11:40 AM	Evaluating health benefit estimates from reduced-form modeling tools Elizabeth Chan	Contributions of International Emissions to Ozone Attainment in the United States Maria Zatko
12:00 PM	Lunch in Trillium
	Reduced Form Models, cont.	Remote Sensing/Sensor Technology and Measurements Studies Chaired by Viney Aneja (NCSU)
1:00 PM	Representing the nonlinear responses of tropospheric ozone and fine particulate matter to precursor emission changes in a response surface model with polynomial functions Jia Xing	Ammonia Measurements from the SNPP CrIS Instrument: Validation and Applications Karen Cady-Pereira
1:20 PM	A new reduced-form model based on SRSM and DDM for efficient uncertainty analysis of Atmospheric Chemical Transport Models Zhijiong Huang	Application of Low-cost PM Sensors to Quantify the Impact of Prescribed Burning on Air Quality and Social Vulnerability in Southwestern Georgia Ran Huang
1:40 PM	Quantifying impacts of emission reductions on environmental justice and human health in New York City Amir Hakami	Quantifying the error in satellite AOD retrievals associated with surface reflectance uncertainties in the semi-arid western U.S. S. Marcela Lorea-Salazar
2:00 PM	Direct estimates of health improvements from reduced coal power plant emissions exposure Lucas RF Henneman	Air quality, social vulnerability, and health of the communities exposed to intense prescribed burn activity in the Southeastern U.S. Sadia Afrin
2:20 PM	Break	Break
2:50 PM	Spatial variability in air quality social costs and the implications for policy Peter Adams	Evaluation of Novel NASA Aerosol Products during the Yosemite Rim Fire S. Marcela Lorea-Salazar
3:10 PM	Air pollution exposures attributable to U.S. economic activity: relationships among economic consumption, exposure, and race-ethnicity Christopher Tessum	Reconstruction of surface NO2 concentrations using a conservative downscaling of OMI, GOME-2, and CMAQ Hyun Cheol Kim
3:30 PM	Break	Break
3:40 PM	Introduction to posters for Poster Session 1
4:10 PM	Poster Session 1 Chaired by: Roger Timmis (Environmental Agency, UK) and Taciana Toledo (UFMG, Brazil)
October 23, 2018
	Grumman Auditorium	Dogwood Room
7:30 AM	Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:00 AM	A/V Upload	A/V Upload
	Air Quality, Climate, and Energy Chaired by Kristen Brown and Kathleen Fahey, US EPA	Model Evaluation and Analysis Chaired by Byeong Kim (GA DNR) and Barron Henderson (US EPA)
8:30 AM	Air quality health co-benefits of CO2 reduction in China Amir Hakami	Evaluation of the CMAQ Version 5.3 Beta Release K. Wyat Appel
8:50 AM	State-level contributors to present and future fine particulate matter health costs in the United States Yang Ou	Hemispheric-CMAQ Application and Evaluation for 2016 Barron Henderson
9:10 AM	GLIMPSE decision support system for air quality management: Overview and demonstration Dan Loughlin	Evaluation and Intercomparison of CMAQ-Simulated Ozone and PM2.5 Trends Over the United States Christian Hogrefe
9:30 AM	Plausible energy scenarios for use in robust decision making: Evolution of the US energy system and related emissions under varying social and technological development paradigms Kristen E Brown	Dynamic evaluation of WRF-CMAQ PM2.5 simulations over the Contiguous United States for the period 2000-2010 Huiying Luo
9:50 AM	Linking Energy Sector and Air Quality Models through Downscaling Benjamin Hobbs	Assessing the Meteorological Aspect of High Ozone Over Lake Michigan Richard T. McNider
10:10 AM	Break	Break
10:40 AM	Python as a data science platform for air quality studies Andy Lewin	Investigating the formation of the high ozone exceedance on 25th September 2013 during the NASA DISCOVER-AQ Texas campaign Shuai Pan
11:00 AM	Feedback between anthropogenic factors and climate: Energy consumption for space heating Matthias Berger	Searching for missing carbonaceous aerosols sources in Bogota: Sensitivity analysis using WRF-Chem Perez-Pena, Maria Paula
11:20 AM	Projection of Wildfire Impacts on Regional Climate and Air Quality under Changing Climate Cheng-En Yang	Evaluation of Dynamically Downscaled, 36- and 12-km Simulations of the WRF Model to Develop Intensity-Duration-Frequency (IDF) Curves for U.S. Urban Areas Anna Jalowska
11:40 AM	Development of an Integrated Assessment Model for Korea : the GHGs and Air pollutants Unified Information Design System for Environment(GUIDE) Younha Kim	Potential Performance differences of the National Air Quality Forecasting Capability when upgrading the Chemical Transport Model Pius Lee
12:00 PM	Land use-related emission impacts on reactive nitrogen deposition and stream water acidification in sensitive regions Talat Odman	Improving Spatial Resolution of Wildland Fire Location and Fuel Biomass Data Inputs to NOAAs National Air Quality Forecast Capability. Kenneth Craig
12:20 PM	Lunch in Trillium
	Multi-scale Modeling Applications Chaired by Heather Simon (US EPA) and Jia Xing (School of Environment, Tsinghua University)	Model Evaluation and Analysis, cont.
1:20 PM	Numerical study of the interaction of synoptic weather anomalies and the transportation of biomass burning emission from Indochina to elevated ground in Taiwan Maggie Chel Gee Ooi	Year-long Simulation of PM2.5 in Pearl River Delta using WRF-SMOKE-CMAQ System Xuguo ZHANG
1:40 PM	Trans-Pacific transport of tropospheric ozone from East Asia to the U.S. based on the CMAQ extended for hemispheric application (H-CMAQ) with the higher-order decoupled direct method (HDDM) Syuichi Itahashi	Model Evaluation of Environment and Climate Change Canada's FireWork Air Quality Model: a Retrospective Analysis for the 2017 British Columbia Wildfire Season Rita So
2:00 PM	Quantifying the influence of boundary conditions and anthropogenic emissions to ozone concentrations towards estimating the modeled controllable portion of the ozone burden in continental United States Marina Astitha. Email: marina.astitha@uconn.edu	Model Intercomparison and Evaluation of Particular Matter - study for MICS-ASIA III Jiani Tan
2:20 PM	Break	Break
2:50 PM	Modeling the effects of climate change on US mid 21st century PM2.5 and O3 by dynamical downscaling of meteorology and chemistry from a global model Surendra B. Kunwar	Influence of Brazilian Land Use Data on WRF Modeling Performance Rizzieri Pedruzzi
3:10 PM	Estimating public health impacts of PM2.5 using fine-scale hybrid-modeled concentrations Kristina Wagstrom	Model inter-comparison study for urban scale secondary atmospheric pollutants in Japan Kazuyo Yamaji
3:30 PM	WUDAPT's next generation of Urban Canopy Parameters for advanced multi-scale Weather, Climate and Air Quality models Jason Ching	Evaluation of CMAQ simulated NH3 and PM2.5 concentration in Taiwan with dynamical NH3 emission parameterization Chia-Hua Hsu
3:50 PM	Break	Break
4:00 PM	Introduction to posters for Poster Session 2
4:45 PM	Poster Session 2 Chaired by: Roger Timmis (Environmental Agency, UK) and Taciana Toledo (UFMG, Brazil)
5:30 - 7:30 PM	Reception
October 24, 2018
	Grumman Auditorium	Dogwood Room
7:30 AM	Registration and Continental Breakfast
8:00 AM	A/V Upload	A/V Upload
	Modeling to Support Exposure and Health Studies and Community-scale Applications Chaired by James Kelly (US EPA)	Model Development Chaired by Jon Pleim and Rohit Mathur, US EPA Dedicated to the career and memory of Dr. Jeffrey Otto Young
8:30 AM	Using MODIS AOD and WRF-Chem to infer daily PM2.5 concentrations at 1 km resolution in the Eastern United States Dan Goldberg	Scientific and Structural Developments in CMAQv5.3 Ben Murphy
8:50 AM	Projecting PM2.5 Spatial Fields to Correspond to Just Meeting National Ambient Air Quality Standards James T. Kelly	NOx emission reduction co-benefits for secondary organic aerosol formation Havala Pye
9:10 AM	Modeling PM2.5 concentrations from wildland fires for health impact assessments Xiangyu Jiang	Introducing the Surface Tiled Aerosol and Gaseous Exchange (STAGE) dry deposition option in CMAQ v5.3 Jesse Bash
9:30 AM	Forecasting Exposure to Prescribed Fire Smoke for Health Protection in Southeastern USA M. Talat Odman	FEST-C v1.4: An integrated agriculture, atmosphere, and hydrology modeling system for ecosystem assessments Limei Ran
9:50 AM	An integrated modeled and measurement-based assessment of particle number concentrations from a major US airport Chowdhury G. Moniruzzaman	Mechanistic representation of Soil N emissions in CMAQ v5.1 Quazi Ziaur Rasool
10:10 AM	Break	Break
10:40 AM	CMAS Users Special Forum: CMAS Data Warehouse and Modeling Platform Development Discussion B.H. Baek (CMAS)	Special Tutorial Session: An Introduction to Reduced-Complexity Models for Air Quality Peter Adams (Carnegie Mellon University)
12:00 PM	Lunch in Trillium
	Emissions Inventories, Models, and Processes Chaired by Caroline Farkas and Madeleine Strum, US EPA	Model Development, cont.
1:00 PM	Quantification of Lightning NOX and its Impact on Air Quality over the Contiguous United States Daiwen Kang	Recent developments of FENGSHA dust emission module: Lessons learned from multi-year real-time dust forecasting over North America Daniel Tong
1:20 PM	Coupling MOVES mobile emissions modeling with Air Quality Modeling System B. H. Baek	Recent improvements to FireWork: Environment and Climate Change Canada's operational air quality forecast system with near-real-time wildfire emissions Mike Moran
1:40 PM	Development of the 2016 Collaborative Emissions Modeling Platform Alison Eyth	Exploring the Vertical Distribution of Wildland Fire Smoke in CMAQ Joseph L. Wilkins
2:00 PM	KORUS Ver. 2.0 : An Emissions Inventory in Support of the KORUS-AQ Field Campaign Younha Kim	Coupling Meteorology-sensitive Emissions with Air Quality Forecasting System Enhancement B.H. Baek
2:20 PM	The predicted impact of VOC emissions from Cannabis spp. cultivation facilities on ozone concentrations in Denver, CO. Chi-tsan Wang	Enabling Sensitivity Analysis in CMAQ v.5.2.1 via Implementation of the Complex Variable Method Isaiah Sauvageau
2:40 PM	An Uncertainty for Clean Air: Air Quality Modeling Implications of Underestimating VOC Emissions in Urban Inventories Shupeng Zhu	Demonstrating Sensitivity Analysis with the Multi-Complex Variable Method in ISOYYOPIA Bryan Berman
3:00 PM	Break	Break
3:30 PM	Development of 2016 Hemispheric Emissions for CMAQ Jeffrey M Vukovich	Simulation of the Meteorological Conditions by Introducing the Urban Physics within the PX-LSM and ACM2-PBL Scheme in the WRF Model over the PRD Region in Southern China Utkarsh Bhautmage
3:50 PM	Contributions of condensable particulate matter to atmospheric organic aerosol over Japan Yu Morino	National Air Quality Forecast Capability prediction updates: bias-correction for ozone Ivanka Stajner
4:10 PM	Estimating smoke emission using GOES satellite observations and HYSPLIT model Tianfeng Chai	Development and evaluation of offline coupling of FV3-based GFS with CMAQ at NOA Jianping Huang
4:30 PM	HERMESv3: a stand-alone multiscale atmospheric emission model Marc Guevara Vilardell	Status and Plans for the Next Generation Air Quality Modeling System Development Jonathan E. Pleim
	Poster Session 1: Monday at 4:10 PM Air Quality, Climate and Energy Mixing of Mineral Dust and Biomass Burning Aerosol over East Asia Xinyi Dong Impacts of Changing Land Use and Land Cover on Regional Climate in Sub-Saharan Africa Timothy Glotfelty The role of Weather conditions conducive to severe haze and regional transport of air pollutants of three heavy polluted episodes in Henan Province, China during 2015-2016 Haijiang Kong Air Pollution and Health Co-Benefits of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change Kathleen Mulvaney The air quality and health impacts of projected long-haul trucks and rail freight transportation in the United States in 2050 Shuai Pan Emissions Inventories, Models, and Processes Development of Python-based Mobile Emissions Inventory Model Rizzieri Pedruzzi EPAs SPECIATE 4.5 Database: Development and Uses Frank Divita EPA's Emissions & Generation Resource Integrated Database (eGRID): Improvements and Applications David Cooley EPA's National Emissions Inventory for Nonpoint Sources: Process and Improvements for the 2017 NEI Jonathan Dorn Emission Modeling over India: Developing CMAQ Model-Ready Emissions using the HTAP Inventory and Intercomparison with the ECLIPSE-Based Emissions Syuichi Itahashi BVOC flux from a tropical montane ecosystem estimated using the BIGA biogenic emission model Jade Alexandra Li Ramirez The 2017 National Emission Inventory for Crop Residue Burning G. Pouliot Filling the gaps: Estimating roadway emissions using inconsistent traffic measurements in Las Vegas, Nevada near-road field study. Michelle Snyder A Case Study for Hawaii Volcano Eruption in 2018 Youhua Tang Extension of Version 4 of the Biogenic Emissions Landuse Database (BELD4) to Canada Junhua Zhang Model Evaluation and Analysis Analysis of the Influence of the Metropolitan Area of Belo Horizonte Brazil on Local Meteorology Using WUDAPT - Urban WRF Model Taciana Albuquerque Updates in the Atmospheric Model Evaluation Tool (AMET) Version 1.4 K. Wyat Appel CONTRIBUTION OF WILDLAND AND AGRICULTURAL FIRES FROM NORTHERN SOUTH AMERICA TO PM2.5 and PM10 IN COLOMBIAN CITIES Karen Ballesteros Roadway dispersion modeling using AERMOD and R-LINE: an investigation into length, width, and dispersion model methodology for the Las Vegas near-road field study Ryan Cleary CMAQ 5.2 AND 5.2.1 PARALLEL PERFORMANCE WITH MPI AND OPENMP George Delic Integrating Speciated Particulate Matter Data to Improve Model Performance in Bogota James East Evaluation of WRF Simulations for Two High Ozone Episodes in El Paso, Texas Jennifer Hegarty Development and Application of a Simple Model Assessment R Tool (SMART) Daiwen Kang Practical Application of Python for Air Quality Data Analysis and Modeling Byeong-Uk Kim Updating resuspended particulate matter (RPM) emissions of Bogota, based on a response analysis of simulated PM10 concentrations and their species using CMAQ. Juan Sebastian Montealegre Improving Ozone Simulations in the Great Lakes Region: Sensitivity to Emissions and Chemistry Momei Qin Multiyear Model Evaluation over Lake Michigan Region Arastoo Pour Biazar Fusing Observational Data and Chemical Transport Model Simulations to Create Spatiotemporally Resolved Ambient Air Pollution Fields for Health Analysis Niru Senthilkumar Evaluation of the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) Model Performance for Surface Energy Balance Terms during Persistent Cold Air Pool Events Xia Sun Modeling Spatiotemporal Variations of Energy- and Health-Related Pollutants over Continental U.S.: Multi-Model Intercomparison and Ensemble Yang Zhang Reduced Form Models (Special Session) Understanding Source-Receptor Relationship of Local Air Pollution in Taiwan using Response Surface Modeling Method Xinyi Dong Development and Assessment of Predictive Algorithms for Fine Particulate Matter in New York State Barry Gross Splitting the Combined Prescribed Burning Impact from CMAQ-DDM into Individual Burn Impacts by using HYSPLIT Dispersion Model Ran Huang An Optimization Model for National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) Benefit-Cost Analysis Alex Machperson Cloud Application of a Photochemical Grid Model with Reduced Resolution: An Alternative to Reduced Form Models Christopher Emery, Pradeepa Vennam, Greg Yarwood, Eladio Knipping, Naresh Kumar
	Poster Session 2: Tuesday at 4:45 PM Model Development COMPILERS AND PROBLEMS WITH CMAQ 5.2 AND 5.2.1 George Delic Preparing MPAS-A for Global Retrospective Air Quality modeling: An evaluation of MPAS with comparisons to WRF Robert Gilliam Evaluation of CMAQ adjoint and Future Steps Shunliu Zhao PseudoNetCDF v3 Barron Henderson Top-down NOx Emissions Estimation using a Perfect Model Assumption and Deep Neural Networks Hyun Cheol Kim Orders-of-magnitude speedup in atmospheric chemistry modeling through neural network-based emulation Christopher Tessum Global Particulate Matter Source Apportionment Kristina Wagstrom Modeling to Support Exposure and Health Studies and Community-scale Applications A Dynamic Evaluation of Aviations Contribution to Fine Particulate Matter in the United States Calvin Arter Development of TracMyAir Smart Phone App for Modeling Individual Exposures to Ambient PM2.5 and Ozone Michael Breen An Environmental Data Web Service Based on Near-Road Dispersion Modeling to Support the Los Angeles Pediatric Research Integrating Sensor Monitoring Systems (PRISMS) Informatics Center Kenneth Craig Evaluation of uncertainties in estimating air pollution and health impacts of a large-scale wildfire event Megan M. Johnson The contribution of wildland fire emissions to nutrient deposition in the contiguous U.S.: Implications for vulnerable ecosystems Shannon Koplitz Environmental benefits from a sustainable BRT system in Colombia Jorge E Pachon Global distribution and trends of ozone relevant to human health from the Tropospheric Ozone Assessment Report Joseph Pinto Health Impacts and Cost-Benefit Analyses of Surface O3 and PM2.5 over the U.S. under Future Climate and Emission Scenarios Yang Zhang Multi-scale Modeling Applications Updates on Using Multi-media Modeling to Investigate Conditions Leading to Harmful Algal Blooms Christina Feng Chang The Understanding of Pollutant Transport in the Atmosphere: Lagrangian Coherent Structures Hosein Foroutan Modeling Analysis of East Asian Dust Event during the Spring Season over Taiwan: An Implementation of the New Windblown Dust Module into CMAQ Steven Soon Kai Kong Mitigation of severe urban haze pollution by a precision air pollution control approach Rohit Mathur Measurement and Modeling of Air Quality for Bangkok, Thailand Pornpan Uttamang Regulatory Modeling and SIP Applications An Exceptional Event Screening Tool to Estimate Natural Impacts on Ozone Exceedances Matthew Alvarado Multi-scale modeling of a short term NO2 air quality action plan in Madrid (Spain) Rafael Borge Simulation study for influences of consumption in major countries on air quality and human health in Asia through global supply chains Satoru Chatani Using air quality model to support Canadian policy making: two applied cases Patrick Manseau Inter-state Transport Modeling for the 2015 Ozone Standard in the Midwest and the Northeast Tsengel Nergui Modeling and Data Analysis to Understand the Causes of High Ozone Events in Atlanta, Georgia Tao Zeng Web-based Interactive Tools to Evaluate Air Quality Modeling Source Apportionment Results Weining Zhao Remote Sensing/Sensor Technology and Measurements Studies Photochemical model estimated fire impacts on O3 and PM2.5 evaluated with field studies and routine data sources Kirk Baker Estimation of PM2.5 Exposures for an Environmental Justice Community in Denver, CO, Using Various Assessment Approaches Seung-Hyun Cho Variations in Wintertime PM Among Communities in Sacramento Measured with a Combination of Traditional and Low-Cost Sensor Methods Kenneth Craig A novel approach to improving the accuracy of ground-level PM2.5 concentration estimates by application of High Spectral Resolution Lidar Xinyi Ling Spatiotemporal estimates of surface PM2.5 concentrations in the western U.S. using NASA MODIS retrievals and data assimilation techniques S. Marcela Lorea-Salazar Application of OMI NO2 retrievals to the evaluation of NOx emissions from on-road mobile sources in the Great Lakes Region Momei Qin Effects of Total Nitrogen Deposition on the North Pacific and Northwestern Atlantic Ocean Homaira Sharif A simple and low-cost mobile sensor system for measuring spatial concentration gradient of PM2.5 Haofei Yu

October 22, 2018

Opening Remarks

CMAS Status Update

Keynote Address: Atmospheric nitrogen deposition modeling of the Chesapeake Bay: Current applications and future directions

Plenary Address: Overview of ABaCAS: A New-Generation Integrated Air Quality Decision Support System

Reduced Form Models

Regulatory Modeling and SIP Applications

Reduced Form Models, cont.

Remote Sensing/Sensor Technology and Measurements Studies

Introduction to posters for Poster Session 1

Poster Session 1

Chaired by: Roger Timmis (Environmental Agency, UK) and Taciana Toledo (UFMG, Brazil)

October 23, 2018

Air Quality, Climate, and Energy

Model Evaluation and Analysis

Multi-scale Modeling Applications

Model Evaluation and Analysis, cont.

Introduction to posters for Poster Session 2

Poster Session 2

Chaired by: Roger Timmis (Environmental Agency, UK) and Taciana Toledo (UFMG, Brazil)

Reception

October 24, 2018

Modeling to Support Exposure and Health Studies and Community-scale Applications

Model Development

Emissions Inventories, Models, and Processes

Model Development, cont.

Poster Session 1:Monday at 4:10 PM

Air Quality, Climate and Energy

Emissions Inventories, Models, and Processes

Model Evaluation and Analysis

Reduced Form Models (Special Session)

Poster Session 2:Tuesday at 4:45 PM

Model Development

Modeling to Support Exposure and Health Studies and Community-scale Applications

Multi-scale Modeling Applications

Regulatory Modeling and SIP Applications

Remote Sensing/Sensor Technology and Measurements Studies

Poster Session 1:
Monday at 4:10 PM

Poster Session 2:
Tuesday at 4:45 PM