Sunday Afternoon 2
Time	Session	Location	Title
1630	A74A	CC 714A	Processes Over Midlatitude North America and the Arctic (2008) Observed From Satellite and Field Campaigns IV (joint with CG, IN, GC, OS, SA, C) Presiding: D W Tarasick, Environment Canada; B J Stocks, B.J. Stocks Wildfire Investigations Ltd.    [Print-friendly session details]
1630	A74A-01	CC 714A	Biomass burning in Siberia and Kazakhstan as an important source for haze over the Alaskan Arctic in April 2008 *C Warneke, R Bahreini, J Brioude, C Brock, J de Gouw, d Fahey, K Froyd, A Middlebrook, L Miller, S Montzka, D Murphy, J Peischl, T Ryerson, J Schwarz, R Spackman, J Holloway INVITED    [Abstract]
1700	A74A-02	CC 714A	Siberian and North American Biomass Burning Contributions to the Processes that Influenced the 2008 Arctic Aircraft and Satellite Field Campaigns *A J Soja, B J Stocks, R Carr, R B Pierce, M Natarajan, M Fromm INVITED    [Abstract]
1730	A74A-03	CC 714A	Observation of a Major Biogenic Aerosol Growth Event in Rural Ontario: Correlation with Photochemical Activity and Comparison to Model Predictions *J Abbatt, R Chang, R Leaitch, N Shantz, S Sjostedt, J Slowik, C Stroud, A Vlasenko, A Xia    [Abstract]
1745	A74A-04	CC 714A	Evidence for Deposition of Black Carbon in the Springtime Arctic *J R Spackman, J P Schwarz, R S Gao, L A Watts, D W Fahey, J S Holloway, W D Neff    [Abstract]
1800	A74A-05	CC 714A	Chemical Properties of Aerosols in the Central Arctic *R Chang, S Sjostedt, J Abbatt, K Hayden, R Leaitch, S Li    [Abstract]
1815	A74A-06	CC 714A	Synoptic/Mesoscale Modulation of Cloud, Boundary-Layer, and Aerosol Processes During ASCOS/AMISA: Preliminary Results *O P Persson, M Shupe, E Sukovich, M Tjernström, A Gasiewski, B J Brooks, V Leuski, I M Brooks    [Abstract]