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  Information - AS3.16 Chemical Data Assimilation

Event Information
There is a wealth of chemical constituent and aerosol observations now available from satellites such as Aura and Envisat. One way to use this data is to assimilate it into general circulation models, chemical transport models, and coupled climate-chemistry models. Assimilation of chemical consituents helps validate models and observations, and produces quality controlled datasets.

This session welcomes presentations from all working in this area, and also provides a forum to present to the wider community the results of the European Assimilation of Envisat Data (ASSET) project.

Preliminary List of Solicited Speakers
Alan Geer: ASSET Intercomparison project (DARC - UK)
Tony Hollingsworth: GEMS project (ECMWF)
Dylan Jones: Eos Aura (U. Toronto)
Richard Menard: Coupled dynamics/chemistry data assimilation (MSC - Canada)

Co-Sponsorship
COST 723 action: http://www.cost723.org

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