3rd International SPARTAN Meeting
Baltimore, MD, April 19, 2018
Materials from the Meeting (April 2018)
SPARTAN Overview and Motivations
Randall Martin (Dept. of Atmospheric Science, Dalhousie U., NS) [PDF Slides]
Connections of SPARTAN with Global Health
Michael Brauer (UBC, BC) [PDF Slides]
Historical Perspecitves on Health Effects of PM2.5 and future challenges
Aaron Choen (Health Effects Institute, Massachusetts, MD) [PDF Slides]
Overview and Update of Spartan Activities
Paul Bissonnette (Dept. of Atmospheric Science, Dalhousie U., NS) [PDF Slides]
Interpreting SPARTAN Composition Measurements with GEOS-Chem
Crystal Weagle ( Dept. of Atmospheric Science, Dalhousie U., NS) [PDF Slides]
Vital Strategies: Oppurtunities to Develop SPARTAN for Public Health
Sumi Metha (Vital Strategies) [PDF Slides]
Organic carbon characterization and quantification with small volume nebulization and offline-HR-ToF-AMS
Rachel O’Brien (William and Mary, Virgina) [PDF Slides]
AERONET Activities and Future Plans
David Giles (NASA, GSFC) [PDF Slides]
MPLNET Activities and Connections with SPARTAN
Judd Welton (NASA, GSFC) [PDF Slides]
Building Collaborative, open-source community tools on top of OpenAQ
Christa Hasenkopf (OpenAQ) [PDF Slides]
New Deep Blue Aerosol Products: VIIRS, MODIS C6.1, and AVHRR
Andrew Sayer (NASA GSFC) [PDF Slides]
State of the Dark-Target Aerosol Retrieval on Multiple Satellite Sensors
Robert Levy and the Dark Target Aerosol Team (NASA, GSFC) [PDF Slides]
The Potential of Mobile Monitoring of PM2.5 and Black Carbon in large Brazilian Cities to Augment SPARTAN, GEOS-Chem and Remote Sensing PM2.5 Validation Exercises
Mark Gibson (Department of Civil and Resource Engineering, Dalhousie U) [PDF Slides]