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List of Abstracts 23affect regions covering several hundred kilometers. Temporally (synoptic, seasonal and inter-annualvariations), atmospheric observations of CO2 and CH4 clearly provide information on controlling processesin important ecosystems such as the boreal forest and wetland regions in Canada and their possible responseto changes in climate.P-Sources.28 ID:4507 15:35ECCAD : Emissions of Atmospheric Compounds and Compilation of Ancillary DataSabine Darras 1 , Claire Granier 2 , Vincent Pignot 1 , Renaud Bodichon 3 , Aude Mieville 2 , Cathy Liousse 1 ,Mireille Paulin 41 Laboratoire d'Aérologie / CNRS2 LATMOS / CNRS3 IPSL / INSU4 CNESContact: sabine.darras@aero.obs-mip.frThere is considerable uncertainty in estimating surface emissions of atmospheric compounds for the recentpast and up to now, no single data set exists which would describe the geographical and temporaldistribution of emissions for all species relevant to air quality, atmospheric composition change and climatechange in a comprehensive and consistent manner. We will describe the ECCAD project, which has twomajor goals. The first goal is to provide scientific users with an easy access to a large number of existingdatasets on surface emissions of atmospheric compounds at the global and regional scales. We are alsoproviding access to ancillary data required to quantify surface emissions. The other goal is to provide datamanipulation tools as well as statistical information over the different regions (climatic regions, continents,oceans, OECD regions, etc.). These tools allow an easy identification of each dataset characteristics anddifferences between the datasets. Visualization tools are also provided, and the users can download the dataof interest. The data in ECCAD are currently used in different international projects. The most recentaddition to the database include the emissions developed in support of the IPCC AR5 report, and the dataused in the MACC and CITYZEN European projects. The emissions are provided as gridded data at a 0.5 or1° spatial resolution. Time periodicity and temporal coverage periods vary among the datasets from one yearto up to 150 years. The database will be described, and examples of the tools will be presented. We will alsoprovide information on the access to the datasets.P-Sources.29 ID:4190 15:35The CIERA US Initiative on EmissionsGregory Frost 1 , Claire Granier 2 , Stefan Falke 3 , Terry Keating 4 , Jean-François Lamarque 5 , MeganMelamed 6 , Paulette Middleton 7 , Aude Mieville 8 , Gabrielle Pétron 9 , Steven Smith 101 Univ. Colorado/CIRES and NOAA/ESRL/CSD, Boulder, Colorado, USA2 Univ. Colorado/CIRES; NOAA/ESRL/CSD; LATMOS, CNRS and Univ. Pierre and Marie Curie, Paris, France3 Washington Univ. St Louis and Northrop Grumman, St Louis, Missouri, USA4 US EPA/OAR, Washington, DC, USA5 NCAR, Boulder, Colorado, USA6 AAAS Fellow, US EPA/NCER, Washington, DC, USA7 Panorama Pathways, Boulder, CO, USA8 LATMOS, CNRS and Univ. Pierre and Marie Curie, Paris, France9 Univ. Colorado/CIRES and NOAA/ESRL/GMD, Boulder, Colorado, USA10 PNNL, Univ. Maryland/JGCRI, College Park, Maryland, USAContact: gregory.j.frost@noaa.govWhile emission inventories at a variety of spatial and temporal scales are critical inputs to the understandingiCACGP-IGAC 2010 12 July, 2010
List of Abstracts 24and prediction of air quality and climate, inconsistencies in the methodology and structure of theseinventories have hindered research progress. Systematic inventory evaluations and quantification of emissionuncertainties and their impacts are crucial to establish confidence in these datasets.We will present the Community Initiative for Emissions Research and Applications (CIERA), which isunder development in the USA. The goals of the work planned within this multi-agency project are toharmonize global and regional emission inventory development and to improve the exchange of emissioninventory data. CIERA will facilitate the evaluation of inventories produced using a variety of methods, theinvestigation of the impacts of emission uncertainties and changes, and the use of these findings by thecommunity.We will discuss the motivation for organizing this collaborative initiative and the first steps taken. We willpresent plans for developing the CIERA web-based distributed data system. We will also encourage theinternational community to join the CIERA effort and describe how CIERA is already working with theGlobal Emissions Inventory Activity (GEIA).P-Sources.30 ID:4222 15:35The Global Emissions Inventory Activity (GEIA)Claire Granier 1 , Alex Guenther 2 , Paulette Middleton 3 , Aude Mieville 11 LATMOS/IPSL, Paris, France2 NCAR, Boulder, CO, USA3 Panorama Pathways, Boulder, CO, USAContact: claire.granier@latmos.ipsl.frThe objective of the GEIA project is to bring together people, analyses, data, and tools to quantify theanthropogenic emissions and natural exchanges of trace gases and aerosols that drive earth system changesand to facilitate use of this information by the research, assessment and policy communities. Thispresentation will provide an overview of the current activities of GEIA.We will present the GEIA network, which currently includes over 1000 people around the globe, and theplans to extend this network to different communities working on environmental changes issues. We willalso present our plans to develop within the GEIA Center (www.geiacenter.org) a new database of scientificpapers as well as national and international reports dealing with emissions issues. The GEIA conference onemissions took place in October 2009 in Oslo, Norway; we will present the main conclusion of theconference.Given the differences often found among data sets, we will also discuss the formation of a GEIA workinggroup composed of emission developers and modelers who will compare data sets and implications formodeling. We will discuss how this activity will include groups using chemistry-transport and chemistryclimatemodels, in order to demonstrate the implications of the differences.It has been recognized that consistent information on emissions at the global and regional scale is required,as well as an accurate quantification of emissions in the different megacities of the world. In order todevelop these perspectives, GEIA will begin strengthening links with different key regions: we will discussthe plans for developing regional centers through corporation with other entities and individuals working inthese regions.iCACGP-IGAC 2010 12 July, 2010
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