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== On-going Aerosol Working Group Developments ==
We plan to add these aerosol-related updates to GEOS-Chem in the next few releases:
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|[[Mineral dust aerosols#Surface chemistry on dust|Simplified description of uptake of SO2, nitric acid and sulfuric acid on mineral dust]]
|Duncan Fairlie, Langley
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*Delivered to [[GEOS-Chem Support Team|GCST]]
*Slated for inclusion into [[GEOS-Chem v10-02|v10-02]]
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--[[User:Bmy|Bob Y.]] 15:05, 25 April 2014 (EDT)


== Future Development Priorities ==
== Future Development Priorities ==

Revision as of 17:17, 24 October 2023

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Current GEOS-Chem Aerosol Projects, alphabetized by institution (please add yours!)

User Group Description Contact Person Date Added
Beijing/SUNY-Albany/L'Aquila Representing GEOS-Chem in the AEROCOM intercomparisons May Fu
Fangqun Yu
Gabriele Curci
28 Jul 2010
Columbia University Multiphase SOA formation in GEOS-Chem Faye McNeill 23 Apr 2015
Dalhousie Decadal trends in PM2.5 Chi Li 13 Apr 2017
Dalhousie Arctic aerosol number distributions Betty Croft 13 Apr 2017
Dalhousie Arctic black carbon Junwei Xu 13 Apr 2017
Dalhousie Metals in PM2.5 Junwei Xu 13 Apr 2017
Dalhousie Interpreting SPARTAN to understand PM2.5 chemical composition Crystal Weagle 13 April 2017
Dalhousie Aerosol mass scattering efficiency Robyn Latimer 13 April 2017
Harvard Particulate sulfur via sulfur-formaldehyde (hydroxymethane sulfonate) chemistry in clouds Jonathan Moch 14 Dec 2018
MIT/Harvard Implementing MOSAIC aerosols into GEOS-Chem Sebastian Eastham 11 May 2015
MIT Developing a simulation of bioaerosol Ruud Janssen 12 Apr 2017
MIT Investigating spread in carbonaceous aerosol impacts from fires due to emissions uncertainty Tess Carter 29 Apr 2019
MIT Testing OA simulation schemes against suite of airborne observations Sid Pai 29 Apr 2019
MIT Exploring aerosol simulation against remote observations from ATom Chloe Gao 29 Apr 2019
SUNY-Albany Effects of size-resolved aerosol microphysics on aerosol radiative forcing and chemistry Fangqun Yu
Gan Luo
5 May 2015
SUNY-Albany Combining Measurements and Model Simulations of Particle Size Distributions to Improve Our Understanding of Particle Formation and Growth Fangqun Yu
Gan Luo
4 May 2017
SUNY-Albany Long-Term Trend of Particle Number Concentrations: Controlling Processes and Implications Fangqun Yu
Gan Luo
4 May 2017
UW Sources of sea salt aerosol in polar regions: Blowing snow and Frost flowers Jiayue Huang
Lyatt Jaeglé
22 Apr 2015
UW Sea salt aerosols and their effects on global tropospheric chemistry Lyatt Jaeglé
Jiayue Huang
22 Apr 2015
UW Sulfate formation via oxidation of SO2 by hypohalous acids (e.g., HOBr) Becky Alexander
Qianjie Chen
22 April 2015
University of Wollongong Characterizing interannual variability of Australian dust export and deposition Jesse Greenslade
Jenny Fisher
23 April 2015
L'Aquila Analysis of aerosol optical properties using FlexAOD Gabriele Curci 16 Apr 2017
L'Aquila AeroCom phase-3 intercomparisons: Biomass Burning, INSITU, Remote Sensing Gabriele Curci 16 Apr 2017
L'Aquila Direct and first indirect effect of anthropogenic dust Gabriele Curci 16 Apr 2017
NIA / NASA LaRC Radiative effects of aerosols versus clouds on key tropospheric oxidants Hongyu Liu 5 May 2015
NIA / NASA LaRC Sources and variability of tropospheric aerosols over the North Atlantic Hongyu Liu 5 May 2015
UCLA Improve black carbon simulations in GEOS-Chem; BC aging microphysics; BC-snow interaction; BC radiative properties; Cenlin He 8 May 2015
UCLA Black carbon emissions, simulations and its radiative effects over the Arctic Ling Qi 8 May 2015
UCLA Improve aerosol wet scavenging and dry deposition in GEOS-Chem Ling Qi
Cenlin He
8 May 2015

Future Development Priorities

These are topics which were raised at IGC6 as future updates & development priorities for GEOS-Chem which have not yet been incorporated into the standard code:

Update Authors Priority
Addition of effective wind speed to met fields for consistent resolution dust/sea salt emissions Jeff Pierce (CSU)
David Ridley (MIT)
GCST
medium
Addition of deposition observations to aerosol benchmark Colette Heald (MIT) low
dust simulation expansion (tagged simulation, oxalate, P, Fe chemistry) Matthew Johnson (NC State) low
DMS oxidation scheme updating TBD low
Investigation of how aerosol water is treated in PM comparisons (ISORROPIA vs. hygroscopic growth curves) TBD low
APM capability for nested grid Fangqun Yu (SUNY Albany)
TOMAS capability for nested grid Jeff Pierce (Dalhousie)
Tagged sulfate and nitrate simulation Becky Alexander (U. Washington)
Improved dust simulation in nested-grid model Rokjin Park (Seoul National University)

--Bob Y. 15:04, 25 April 2014 (EDT)

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