PACE Air Quality & Applied Atmospheric Sciences Focus Session

May 11, 2022
Online

This one-day event invited active participation and round-table discussion on future uses of PACE satellite data products to support research and applied sciences in the context of air quality and applied atmospheric sciences.

PACE Air Quality & Applied Atmospheric Sciences Focus Session

May 11^th, 2022; 10:00a-4:00p ET

Times [EDT]	Title [Click on links to view videos]	Speaker
10:00 - 10:10	Welcome & Focus Logistics	Natasha Sadoff, NASA GSFC/SSAI
10:10 - 10:15	Icebreaker Activity	All
Session 1: NASA Applied Science & the PACE Mission
10:15 - 11:00	PACE Mission & Project Science	Brian Cairns, NASA GISS
	Multi-Angle Polarimetry and Hyperspectral UV Remote Sensing 101	Kirk Knobelspiesse, NASA GSFC
	PACE Science & Applications Team	Lorraine Remer, UMBC
	The NASA Applied Sciences Perspective: Health & Air Quality	John Haynes, NASA HQ
11:00 - 11:05	BREAK
Session 2: PACE Science & Applications Spotlight
11:05 - 12:05	Session Overview	Erin Urquhart, NASA GSFC/SSAI
	Air pollution and climate: The Importance of Aerosols in a Fast-Changing Environment	Susanna Bauer, NASA GISS
	PACE Polarimetry and Atmospheric Characterization Capabilities	Andrew Sayer, NASA GSFC/UMBC
	Cloud Products from the PACE Ocean Color Imager	Odele Coddington, University of CO
	Aerosol Absorption and Speciation from PACE: A Prototype from DSCOVR EPIC	Alexei Lyapustin, NASA GSFC
12:05 - 1:05	LUNCH BREAK
Session 3: Brainstorming on the Use & Value of PACE data for Air Quality & Applied Atmospheric Sciences
1:05 - 2:25	Session Overview and Instructions	Natasha Sadoff
	Breakout Session	All
	Breakout Report-Out + Session Close	All
2:25 - 2:35	BREAK
Session 4: Panel Discussion on NASA Mission Synergies
2:35 - 3:55	Session Overview and Panel Introduction	Erin Urquhart
	Panelist Presentation: TEMPO	Aaron Naeger, NASA MSFC/UAH
	Panelist Presentation: PACE	Ali Omar, NASA LARC
	Panelist Presentation: MAIA	Abbey Nastan, NASA JPL
	Panelist Presentation: AOS	Melanie Follette-Cook, NASA GSFC/MSU
	Facilitated Discussion	All
3:55 - 4:00	Focus Session Wrap-Up & Farewell	Natasha Sadoff

PACE Application Areas

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PACE Air Quality & Applied Atmospheric Sciences Focus Session