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Sources and Atmospheric Formation of Organic Particulate Matter Progress Review - Presentations

Sources and Atmospheric Formation
of Organic Particulate Matter Progress Review

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Research Triangle Park Campus, Building C, Auditorium

Prakash Bhave	Modeling Organic Aerosols in CMAQ
Rich Damberg and Venkatesh Rao Office of Air and Radiation, OAQPS	Organic PM Research and Related PM2.5 Policy Considerations (PDF) (5 pp, 365 K)
Neil Donahue Carnegie Mellon University	SOA Volatility Evaluation: Formation and Oxidation over the Lifecycle of PM2.5 (PDF) (30 pp, 3.72 MB)
Sonia Kreidenweis Colorado State University	Improved Treatment of Atmospheric Organic Particulate Matter Concentrations from Biomass Combustion Emissions (PDF) (35 pp, 8.30 MB)
Allen Robinson Carnegie Mellon University	Sources of Organic Aerosol: Semivolatile Emissions and Photochemical Aging (PDF) (34 pp, 3.29 MB)
John Seinfeld California Institute of Technology	Formation of Secondary Organic Aerosol (PDF) (31 pp, 1.5 MB)
Paul Shepson Purdue University	Production of Secondary Organic Aerosol From Multiphase Terpene Photooxidation (PDF) (44 pp, 4.36 MB)
Barbara Turpin Rutgers University	Improved Prediction of In-Cloud Biogenic SOA: Experiments and CMAQ Model Refinements (PDF) (28 pp, 1.19 MB)
Paul Ziemann University of California - Riverside	Chemistry of Secondary Organic Aerosol Formation From the Oxidation of Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PDF) (31 pp, 1.26 MB)

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