Travel day. An “ice-breaker” is
planned for the evening. Attendees are
invited to meet at 18:30 in the lobby
of Sangnam Institute of Management,
Day
1
Opening. Tutorial Sessions
0900 – 0905 Welcome by the
Meeting Chairman, C.T. McElroy, Environment
0905 – 0915 Welcome by the
host, Professor Kim Jhoon,
0915
– 0925 Opening remarks from the Meeting Chairman, C.T. McElroy, Environment
Canada
0925 – 0940 Group Photos and
the Official Opening of the Meeting
Welcome remark from H. K. Cho, Professor Emeritus,
Congratulatory
remark from C.Y. Choi, Director General, National Institute of Meteorological
Research
0940 – 1000
Address from WMO,
presented by T. McElroy on behalf of G. Braathen
1000
– 1030
Recommendations from the Ozone SAG Technical Panel, T. McElroy,
Environment
1030 – 1100 Coffee break
1100
– 1200
Principles of ground-based ozone measurements, T. McElroy, Environment
Canada
1200 – 1400 Lunch
1400
– 1420
Overview of Brewer data collection and processing, V. Savastiouk,
Environment Canada
1420 – 1440
Kinematic design of the Brewer, T. McElroy,
Environment Canada
·
importance of leveling for proper tracking
·
matching tracker to Brewer
·
checking the optics after travel
1440 – 1500 Coffee break
1500 – 1730 Hands-on Session:
·
packing/unpacking, inspection
·
leveling
·
azimuth, zenith testing, sighting
·
loading of operating software (directory structure)
o
GWBasic
o
Delphi-J. Rimmer
Day
2 Tutorials and Hands-on
0900 – 0940
Brewer’s essential tests, V. Savastiouk, Environment Canada
0940
– 1020
How, when and why to replace internal lamps, V. Savastiouk, Environment Canada
1020 – 1050 Coffee break
1050 – 1200 Hands-on session:
·
sealing
·
desiccant
·
lubrication
·
A/D output, Run/Stop, Dead time, Hg/Hp
1200 – 1400 Lunch
1400
– 1430
Physical principles of direct-sun ozone observations, T. McElroy, Environment
1430
– 1500
Overview of data analysis software packages, V. Savastiouk, Environment Canada
1500
– 1515
Brewer Software Development, J. Rimmer, University of Manchester, UK
1515 – 1530 Coffee
break
1530 – 1700
Classroom session: Data analysis (bring your own data!!!), V. Savastiouk,
Environment Canada
Day
3
Tour day
0900 – 1200 Tour of local facilities including ozone lab at
1200 – 1330 Lunch
1330 – 1800 City tour
Day 4 Science
Sessions
0900 – 0930
Comparison of total ozone amount observation by Brewer and Dobson
Spectrophotometer in
0930
– 1000
AOD retrieval by Brewer spectrophotometer in
1000
– 1030
Effect of polarization on accuracy of weighting function calculations
for UV and VIS ground-based measurements, O. Postylyakov,
1030 – 1100 Coffee break
1100
– 1130
Performances of Brewer ozone spectrophotometers in the mainland of
1130 – 1330 Lunch
1330
– 1530 Departmental seminar at
1530 – 1600 Coffee break
1600 – 1700 Poster Session / Discussion
1600 – 1700
Ozone and Ultraviolet Radiation observing activity in Vietnam, Do Trung Truc, National Hydro–Meteorological Service, Vietnam
1600 – 1700
Ozone sounding at Hanoi station: Results and Comments, HoangThi Thuy Ha, National Hydro–Meteorological Service, Vietnam
1600 – 1700
The comparisons for total ozone, ultraviolet radiation, and aerosol optical depth between Brewer ground-based measurements and satellite retrievals at Seoul,
Korea, Yun Gon Lee, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea
1600 – 1700
The diagnosis and evaluation of total ozone and UV Index forecast over East Asia,Yun Gon Lee, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea
1600 – 1700
Dependence of total ozone trends on the natural oscillations, Yun Gon Lee, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea
1600 – 1700
The effects of natural oscillations on total ozone trends Yun Gon Lee, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea
1600 – 1700
Comparison of AOD retrieved from Brewer spectrophotometer in SeoulJa-Ho Koo, Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea
1600 – 1700
Retrieval of NO2 by Dobson and Comparison with BrewerSang Seo Park et al., Yonsei University, Korea
1600 – 1700
Temporal and Spatial Variability of Total Ozone in Center of Iran revealed by to ground based Instruments, Majid M Farahani,
University of Tehran., Iran
Day 4 Science
Sessions and Discussion
0900
– 0915
Physicochemical properties of aerosol in a mega‑city,
0915
– 0930
Calculation of stratospheric ozone amounts with the Single Column Model, Yeon joo Lee,
0930 – 0945
Classification ofaerosol from satellite remote sensing, Jae hwa Lee,
0945
– 1000
Aerosol optical depth retrieval from geostationary satellites, Jong min Yoon,
1000
– 1015
Operation of Dobson spectrophotometer (#124) in
1015
– 1030
Recent changes in solar and long‑wave irradiance at King Sejong Station, Antarctica, Yeon
jin Jung,
1030 – 1045 Coffee break
1045
– 1100
Monthly variation of satellite-derived AOD and ground-based PM, Mi jin Kim,
1100
– 1115
The diagnosis and evaluation of total ozone and UV index forecast over Korea, Yun gon Lee, Yonsei
University, Korea
1115
– 1130
Correlation analysis between black carbon and carbon monoxide from satellite remote sensing,
Jung bin Mok,
1130 – 1145
Dependence of diffuse irradiance in UV, visible and IR on aerosol, Yun mi Kim,
1145 – 1200 Discussion of Brewer issues
1200 – 1330 Lunch
1330 – 1345
AOD issues with the Brewer, J. Rimmer,
1345 – 1430
Stray light correction in the Brewer, T. McElroy, Environment Canada
1430 – 1500 Coffee break
1530 – 1600
An update from International Ozone Services Inc., Ken Lamb,
1600 – 1615
Brewer report from Nepal, Shekhar Gurung,
1615 – 1630
Aerosol Optic Depth (AOD) in UVB band during 1991-2006 retrieved using Brewer Spectrophotometer at Mt. Wa Liguan , GAW/WMO site, in China,
X-D Zheng,
Day 5 Wrap-up
1000 – 1100
The need for integrated data sets for long-term monitoring, T. McElroy, Environment Canada
1100 – 1200 Discussion of
the Technical Panel reports, V. Savastiouk, Environment Canada
1200 – 1230 General
discussions, closing remarks.
1230 Closing
of the Workshop