Community Service

Editorships of Peer-Reviewed Journals

Chris Cantrell, Associate Editor, Journal of Geophysical Research-Atmospheres, 2001-Present

David Edwards, Associate Editor, Journal of Quantitative Spectroscopy and Radiative Transfer, December 2002-2005

Rolando Garcia, Guest Editor, Journal of Atmospheric and Solar Terrestrial Physics, special issue on Vertical Coupling in the Atmosphere/Ionosphere System (proceedings of Bath, U.K. Workshop), 2004

Alex Guenther
Associate Editor, Atmospheric Environment, 2000-Present
Associate Editor, Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 2002-Present

Alyn Lambert, Co-Editor, European Geophysical Society Journal Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 2001-Present

Daniel McKenna, Co-Editor, Special issue of Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, “Data Exploitation and Modeling for the Upper Troposphere and Lower Stratosphere”, 2004

William Randel, Associate Editor, Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 2004

Workshops

Elisabeth Holland was Chair of the organizing committee for the Nitrogen Science Plan Workshop, November, 2003.

Jean-Francois Lamarque (with Jeff Kiehl, CGD) organized the second Chemistry-Climate Interactions workshop, Santa Fe, New Mexico, February, 2004.

Sasha Madronich organized the 13^th International Symposium on Transport and Air Pollution, September, 2004.

Laura Pan organized the UTLS workshop, October, 2003.

William Randel was co-organizer of a SPARC Workshop on stratospheric temperature trends, November, 2003.

Christine Wiedinmyer was a group leader for the 2004 UCAR/NCAR Junior Faculty Forum on Future Scientific Directions, 2004.

Service on Scientific Committees and Panels

Alan Fried

Program Chair and Co-Organizer, International Topical Meetings, Laser Application to Chemical Analysis, 2006

Member, Program Committee for the International Topical Meetings, Laser Applications to Chemical Analysis, 2004

Member, International Advisory Committee for the Fifth Conference on Tunable Diode Laser Spectroscopy, 2005

Session Convener, Tropospheric Photochemistry, 2004 Fall American Geophysical Union Meeting, 2004

John Gille

Member, SPARC Science Steering Group, 1993-Present

Member, COSPAR Organization Committee for Section A Biennial Meetings, 1996-Present

Daniel McKenna

Member, NASA Middle Atmospheric Science Peer Review Panel, 2003

Member, Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics Advisory Board, 2004

Alex Guenther

Organizer, Session of the Gordon Research Conference, 2004

Member, Steering Committee, IGBP-GEIA, 2004

Member, Steering Committee, IGBP-iLEAPS, 2004

Elisabeth Holland

Member, NRC BASC Committee, 2004

Steering Committee Chair, U.S. Nitrogen Science Plan, 2004

Member, External Advisory Committee to the Bio-Atmosphere Research Training Grant, University of Michigan, 2004

Member, SOARS Steering Committee, 2004

Daniel Marsh

Panel Member, 2004 CEDAR Workshop, 2004

Member, International Commission on the Middle Atmosphere, 2003-Present

Steven Massie, Member, AURA Education Committee, 2004

Brian Ridley, Member, Advisory Panel EOS/ATD, 2004

William Randel

Member, NRC Board on Atmospheric Sciences and Climate, 2004

Initiative Leader, SPARC Project on Detection, Attribution and Predication of Stratospheric Change, 2004

Member, Scientific Steering Committee for the Network for the Detection of Stratospheric, 2004

Member, WCRP Panel for Coordinated Observation and Prediction of the Earth System, 2004

Member, NASA Science Teams: SAGE, AIRS and HIRDLS, 2004

Anne Smith

Member, Science Working Group for the TIMED satellite, 2004

Member, Review Panel, NASA Space Science, 2004

James Smith, Member, 13^th International Symposium on Transport and Air Pollution, 2004

Community Facilities

The MOPITT Group developed the General Line-by-Line Atmospheric Transmittance and Radiance Model 2 (GENLN2) and GENLN3. A software package providing detailed spectroscopic calculations for use in atmospheric flux measurements, remote sensing applications, and laboratory experiments is currently in use by the IPCC groups at NCAR and NOAA and in a study involving the retrieval of stratospheric O₃ profiles by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and the University of Maryland at College Park.

The Whole Atmosphere Community Climate Model (WACCM) continues to be available to the scientific community.

The BAI Group provided the Model of Emissions of Gases and Aerosols from Nature (MEGAN). The model is used to estimate fluxes of trace gases and aerosols that are used as boundary conditions in chemistry and transport models. The model description and driving variable databases are available on the NCAR community data portal.

The RGP Group supports the Tropospheric Ultraviolet-Visible (TUV) radiation model which is available to researchers in the scientific community.

The POP group deployed and maintained two research seatainers at the Marshall site for aerosol research for use by the university community. During this past year, groups from the University of Colorado and the University of Minnesota used this facility.

The GM Group continues to support the ROSE 3-dimensional chemical dynamical model and the Nitric Oxide Empirical Model (NOEM) of nitric oxide in the lower thermosphere based on SNOE observations.

Miscellaneous Community Service

Chris Cantrell served as Associate Program Director for the Atmospheric Chemistry Program, Atmospheric Sciences Division, Geosciences Directorate, National Science Foundation from August 2003 through August 2004.

Louisa Emmons updated the MOZART webpage and the model source code is now available for download through the ACD website.

Gene Francis
provided extensive support and expertise with the GENLN codes to the University of Maryland and to NASA Goddard.

provided MOPITT forward model expertise to Texas A&M University.

Alan Fried (and Dirk Richter, ATD) co-authored a book chapter, “Imaging of Optical Fiber Coupled Near-Infrared Laser Sources for Difference Frequency Generation”.

John Gille guided the development of the HIRDLS instrument and data system which are designed to provide detailed atmospheric data to the atmospheric science community.

Shu-Peng Ho helped the Jet Propulsion Laboratory team with MOPITT data analysis.

Elisabeth Holland worked on the development of a database for the Nitrogen Deposition onto the United States and Western Europe, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Data Access and Archiving Center.

Thomas Karl
trained a graduate student at Stony Brook University in using the PTRMS and related technologies for VOC emission measurements.
supervised an undergraduate student at the University of Sao Paulo during the aircraft phase of the CAPOS 2004 study.
instructed a technician at the LBA Central Office in Manaus in new methods for surface layer flux measurements.

Douglas Kinnison
trained CU/LASP staff in running the MOZART model.
gave the MOZART+3 model to the University of Illinois, Urbana Champagne.

Sasha Madronich
is the organizer of the MIRAGE-Mex Community field campaign.
is the Coordinating lead author of Chapter 2 of the IPCC Special Report on Ozone and Climate.

Daniel Marsh is the organizer of bi-monthly, Boulder-wide discussion groups on the mesosphere and lower-thermosphere.

William Randel is the lead author for an ongoing IPCC report on ozone and the global climate system.

Brian Ridley
prepared/tested a sensitive nitric oxide instrument for loan to Dr. Alex Pszenny and his group at the University of New Hampshire for their deployment at an offshore site as part of the ground-based component of the international ICART air quality program conducted in summer 2004.
has provided advice to a student at Purdue University on the design and construction of a sensitive NO analyzer over the past year.