NADP 2003 - Long-term Monitoring: Supporting Science
and Informing Policy and Ammonia Workshop
Detailed Block Agenda
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Time October 20, 2003 October 21, 2003 October 22, 2003 October 23, 2003 October 24, 2003
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday
0700 Registration Open Registration Open
(continental breakfast)		 Registration Open
(continental breakfast)		 Registration Open
(continental breakfast)		 (continental breakfast)
0730
0800

Executive Committee Meeting

Annual Technical Committee Business Meeting

Applying NADP in
the Sciences
(Chair: Gary Lear, EPA) Linking Atmospheric Nitrogen Deposition to Ecological Effects along the Estuarine-Coastal Gradient
(Hans Paerl, University of North Carolina)

Multiple Roles and Effects of Ammonia Emissions
(Chair: Dr. Jan Willem Erisman, Energy Research Centre of the Netherlands)
Effects of Air Quality
(Dr. Russ Dickerson, University of Maryland)

Assessing Our Ability to Quantify Ammonia (cont)
Current Modeling Tools and Limitations
(Dr. Willem Asman, Danish Institute of Agricultural Sciences)
0815
0830 Evaluating the Effectiveness of the Clean Air Act for Changes In Surface Water Acidification
(Steve Kahl,
University of Maine)

Effects of Ammonia-Nitrogen Deposition
(Dr. Jim Galloway, University of Virginia)

Dr. Robin Dennis,
EPA/NOAA Atmospheric Sciences Modeling Division
0845
0900 Environmental Monitoring for Model Development
 (Mark Cohen, NOAA)

Effects of Ammonia on Terrestrial Vegetation
(Dr. Sagar Krupa, University of Minnesota)

Dr. Lowry Harper,
USDA, Agricultural Research Service
0915
0930 Linking Mercury Emissions, Environmental Cycling, and Exposure: What We Know and Where We Need to Be in the Future (Dave Krabbenhoft, U.S. Geological Survey)

Discussion

Discussion
0945

Break

Break
1000

Break

 Dry Deposition of Atmospheric Mercury: Models, Measurements and Future Network Design
(Eric Prestbo, Frontier Geosciences)

Perspecives on Managing Ammonia Emissions
(Chair: Dr. John Bachmann, Associate Director for Science and Policy, EPA OAQPS)
Managing Ammonia in Europe
(Dr. Jim Webb, Chairman of the Ammonia Expert Group of the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe(UN ECE)-Convention on Long-range Transboundary Air Pollution)

The Role of Routine, Long-Term Monitoring Networks
(Chair: Dr.Pam Padgett, USDA Forest Service)
Ambient Air Monitoring Networks
(Rich Scheffe, EPA Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards)
1015

Break

 The Role of Long-term Monitoring in Program and Policy Evaluation
(Chair: Rich Grant,
Purdue University)
Role of Long-Term Monitoring for Pollution Control
(Rob Brenner, Deputy Assistant Administrator,
OAR, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency)
1030

Joint Subcommittee Meetings

Break

Managing Ammonia
in the U.S.
(Dr. Jerry Hatfield, USDA/Agricultural Research Service)

Rich Poirot,
Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation
1045 The USGS National Water-Quality Assessment (NAWQA) Program: The Atmospheric Connection
(Tim Miller, USGS)		 NADP in Perspective > The Next 25 Years
(Session Chair: Jim Lynch, Penn State University
1100 Dr. John Mimikakis,
Deputy Chief of Staff,
House Committee on Science 		Perspectives on Clean Air Accountability:
A Look Across the Long-term Monitoring Landscape
(David Schmeltz, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency))

Gary Saunders,
North Carolina Dept of Environment & Natural Resources

Deposition Monitoring Networks
(Dr. Jan Willem Erisman,
Energy Research Centre of the Netherlands)
1115 The North American Commission for Environ-mental Cooperation Perspective on Long-term Environmental Monitoring in North America
(Paul Miller, North American Commission for Environmental Cooperation)
1130

Monitoring Strategy for the National Park Service (Chris Shaver, NPS)

 Modernizing NADP Field Equipment and
On-site Data Systems
(Mark Nilles,
U.S. Geological Survey)

Dave Mitchell,
San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District

Van Bowersox,
NADP-Illinois State Water Survey
1145 Preserving/Growing
Long-term Monitoring
(Van Bowersox,
Illinois State Water Survey)

Gary Lear,
EPA Clean Air Markets Division
1200

Lunch
(on own)

Lunch
(on own)

Luncheon -
David J. Goldston, Chief of Staff, House Committee on Science

Discussion

Discussion/Wrap-up,
Jim Lynch
Pennsylvania State University
1215

Lunch
(on own)
1230  
1245
1300

Subcommittee Meetings
1315
1330

NADP in the Public Arena
(Session Chair: Rick Artz, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration)
NADP in the Public Arena: Nitrogen Deposition and Management of Hypoxia in Long Island Sound
(Paul Stacey, Connecticut Department of Environmental Quality)

Hubbard Brook
(session Chair: Cari Sasser Furiness, NCSU)

Assessing Our Ability to Quantify Ammonia
(Chair: Dr. Ray Knighton, USDA CSREES)
Current Techniques and Limitations for Measuring Ammonia/Ammonium Emissions, Ambient Concentrations
and Deposition
(Dr. Gert-Jan Monteny,
IMAG Wageningen
University and
Research Center )

  
1345

The Legacy and Future of Long-term Monitoring at the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest, New Hampshire and the National Atmospheric Deposition Program (Kathy Fallon Lambert, Science Links Consultant for the Hubbard Brook Research Foundation)
1400

Native American Perspective
(Dwayne Beavers, Cherokee Nation)

Dr. Tom Misselbrook
Institute of Grassland & Environmental Research
1415
1430

Electric Generation Perspective
(Rick Carlton, Electric Power Research Institute)

Atmospheric Deposition at the Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest, New Hampshire: Linkages Among Long-Term Measurements, Experiments and Modeling (Charles Driscoll, Syracuse University)

Dr. Mark Zahniser
Aerodyne Research, Inc.
1445
1500

Break

You Can’t Get There from
Here …. Or Can You: Monitoring as the Basis for Good Clean Air Policies (Michael Shore, Environmental Defense)

Break
1515

Subcommittee Meetings

Dr. Mark Sutton,
CEH, Edinburgh
Research Station

1530

Break

Break
1545

Panel Discussion
(Chair: Mark Nilles, USGS)
Panelists:
Rona Birnbaum (EPA),
Tom Butler (Cornell University), Bernard Melewski
(Adirondack Council)
Paul Stacey (Connecticut Dept. of Environmental Quality)

Nitrogen: Linking Upland Watersheds and
Coastal Ecosystems
(David Whitall, NOAA)

Dr. John Walker,
EPA, Office of Research and Development NRMRL
1600
1615

Dr. Tilden Meyers,
NOAA, Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research, ARL
1630
1645

Discussion
1700    

Poster Session and
Reception/Social Mixer

  
1800
1900
2000