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Topics in Atmosphere session
(Friday morning at room 311, 50 attndee)
Latest report of analyses of satellite observations
- ADEOS-II Global Imager (GLI): Operation and Science Issues
by Teruyuki Nakajima (CCSR, Univ. of Tokyo)
- Arctic ozone destruction and PSC appearance observed with ILAS/ADEOS in winter and early spring of 1997
by Sachiko Hayashida (Nara Women's Univ.)
- Atmospheric observation on ENVISAT
by Stephen Briggs (ESA)
- Air pollution observed from Space: Results from ERS-2/GOME
by
John P. Burrows (Bremen Univ.), Toshihiro Ogawa (NASDA/EORC)
Airborne observation campaigns closely related with
satellite missions
- nBIBLE and PEACE Aircraft Missions: Summary of Findings
by Yutaka Kondo (RCAST, University of Tokyo)
- Transport of atmospheric pollutants from East Asia
by Shiro Hatakeyama (NIES)
Possible future satellite missions for monitoring air
pollution
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Future
observations on air pollution
by Makoto Suzuki (NASDA/EORC)
Summary of this session
- nNew
satellite mission(s) for "air pollution" monitoring
are necessary
- GOME/SCIAMACHY like, MOPITT like, etc
- part
of those will be realized by NPOESS/METOP after 2008
- Observations
ranging from mesoscale to global scale
- mesoscale
atmosphere is a new frontier for the remote sensing
- 10
km, 10 min observation is feasible now
- Geostationary
platforms (3-5)
- L1 platform (one)
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