2006 International Aerosol Conference: Final …...2006 International Aerosol Conference: Final Program (as of 9/7/2006 ) Monday CHARACTERIZATION OF NEW PARTICLE FORMATION EVENTS IN

2006 International Aerosol Conference: Final Program (as of 9/7/2006 ) Sunday

Sunday 4:00 PM - 8:00 PMPlacement of Posters for Sessions 1 - 6.Great River Ballroom, Garden Courts East &West

Monday 8:00 AM - 9:10 AMPlenary

Pratim Biswas, ChairMinnesota Ballroom

WELCOME,David Y. H. Pui and Gilmore Sem,Conference CoChairsProf. Chiu-sen Wang, President, InternationalAerosol Research Assembly

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PLENARY 1. ASSEMBLING MATERIALSAND DEVICES FROM NANOSCALEBUILDING BLOCKS, Richard W. Siegel,Robert W. Hunt Professor of MaterialsScience and Engineering, RensselaerPolytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, USA (p.1)

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Monday 9:00 AM - 8:00 PMExhibits OpenGreat River Ballroom

Monday 9:10 AM - 9:40 AMCoffee BreakGreat River Ballroom, Garden Courts East &West

Monday 9:40 AM - 11:00 AMSession 11A PM-10 & PM-2.5 Characterization-I

(Platform)

Wolfgang Rogge, ChairMinnesota Ballroom

THE SOLOMON METHOD OF ORGANICARTIFACT ESTIMATION: A QUANTITATIVEASSESSMENT OF ASSUMPTIONS ANDMETHOD PERFORMANCE, FRANCESCOMAIMONE, Barbara Turpin, EnvironmentalSciences, Rutgers University, NewBrunswick, NJ; Allen Robinson, MechanicalEngineering, Carnegie Mellon University,Pittsburgh, PA (p.1112)

1A19:40

APPLYING TWO-DIMENSIONAL GASCHROMATOGRAPHY TO HIGHLY TIMERESOLVED ORGANIC PM2.5 COLLECTEDAT THE BALTIMORE SUPERSITE,THOMAS GRÖGER, Martin Sklorz, RalfZimmermann, GSF – National ResearchCentre for Environment and Health,Neuherberg, Germany, Wolfgang F. Rogge,Florida International University, Miami, FL ,Jürgen Schnelle-Kreis, Bavarian Institute ofApplied Environmental Research andTechnology - BIfA GmbH, Augsburg,Germany, Leslie Vogt, University ofAugsburg, Augsburg, Germany, John M.Ondov, University of Maryland, College Park,MD, (p.1114)

1A210:00

DICARBOXYLIC ACID CONCENTRATIONTRENDS AND SAMPLING ARTIFACTS,STEPHEN R. MCDOW, Human Exposureand Atmospheric Sciences Division, US EPA,Research Triangle Park, NC; Joshua Ray,New Jersey Department of EnvironmentalQuality, Trenton, NJ (p.1116)

1A310:20

CONTRIBUTION OF SOA AND BIOMASSBURNING TO AMBIENT PM2.5 ORGANICCARBON CONCENTRATIONS INRESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC , EdwardEdney, Michael Lewandowski, JohnOffenberg, TADEUSZ KLEINDIENST,National Exposure Research Laboratoy, U.S.EPA, Research Triangle Park, NC;Mohammed Jaoui, Alion Science andTechnology, Research Triangle Park, NC(p.1117)

1A410:40

1B Organic Aerosol Speciation (Platform)

Manish Shrivastava, ChairCapitol Ballroom

SPECIATED ORGANIC AEROSOLCOMPOSITION AT RIVERSIDE, CADURING SOAR 2005 USING THERMALDESORPTION AEROSOL GC-MS-FID(TAG), BRENT WILLIAMS, Allen Goldstein,University of California, Berkeley, CA; NathanKreisberg, Susanne Hering, AerosolDynamics Inc., Berkeley, CA (p.1473)

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2006 International Aerosol Conference: Final Program (as of 9/7/2006 ) Monday

CHARACTERIZATION OF THE WATER-SOLUBLE ORGANIC AEROSOL IN THECONTINENTAL BOUNDARY LAYER ANDIN THE FREE TROPOSPHERE BYNUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE (NMR)SPECTROSCOPIC TECHNIQUES,STEFANO DECESARI, Maria CristinaFacchini, Sandro Fuzzi, Lorenza Emblico,Valeriana Mancinelli, Matteo Rinaldi, MihaielaMircea, Paolo Bonasoni, Paolo Cristofanelli,Italian National Council of Research, Bologna,Italy; Fabrizia Cavalli, Joint Research Centre,Ispra, Italy; Fabio Moretti, Emilio Tagliavini,University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy; AriLaaksonen, University of Kuopio, Kuopio,Finland (p.1474)

1B210:00

ANALYSIS OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIAORGANIC AEROSOLS DURING THE 2005STUDY OF ORGANIC AEROSOLS INRIVERSIDE (SOAR) CAMPAIGN , KENNETHS. DOCHERTY, Jose L. Jimenez, Joel R.Kimmel, Michael J. Cubison, Edward J.Dunlea, Qi Zhang, Peter DeCarlo, J. AlexHuffman, Allison C. Aiken, Ingrid Ulbrich,Cooperative Institute for Research inEnvironmental Sciences and Department ofChemistry and Biochemistry, University ofColorado, Boulder; David Snyder, James J.Schauer, Department of Civil andEnvironmental Engineering, University ofWisconsin, Madison; Richard E. Peltier,Rodney J. Weber, School of Earth andAtmospheric Sciences, Georgia Institute ofTechnology; Brett Grover, Delbert J. Eatough,Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry,Brigham Young University; Paul J. Ziemann,Air Pollution Research Center, Department ofEnvironmental Sciences, and Department ofChemistry, University of California, Riverside(p.1475)

1B310:20

EVALUATING EFFECTS OF PARTITIONINGOF PRIMARY ORGANIC EMISSIONS ONTHE ORGANIC AEROSOL BUDGET USINGTHE 3-D CHEMICAL TRANSPORT MODELPMCAMX, MANISH K. SHRIVASTAVA,Allen L. Robinson, Department of MechanicalEngineering, Carnegie Mellon University,Pittsburgh, PA, USA; Tim Lane, Departmentof Chemical Engineering, Carnegie MellonUniversity, Pittsburgh, PA, USA; Spyros N.Pandis, Department of Chemical Engineering,University of Patras, 26500, Patra, Greece(p.1477)

1B410:40

1C Spray Pyrolysis (Platform)

Junhong Chen, Mark Swihart, ChairsGovernors 1 & 5

LIQUID FLAME SPRAY MADE SILVER,TITANIA AND TITANIA-SILVERNANOPARTICLE DEPOSITS , HELMIKESKINEN, Jyrki M. Mäkelä, Mikko Aromaa,Jorma Keskinen, Aerosol Physics Laboratory,Tampere University of Technology, Tampere,Finland. Erkki Levänen and Tapio Mäntylä,Institute of Material Sciences, TampereUniversity of Technology, Tampere, Finland.(p.2)

1C19:40

SYNTHESIS OF TELLURIUM DIOXIDENANOPARTICLES BY SPRAY PYROLYSIS,Hongwang Zhang and MARK T. SWIHART,Department of Chemical and BiologicalEngineering, The University at Buffalo(SUNY), Buffalo, NY (p.3)

1C210:00

SYNTHESIS OF NANOPARTICLES WITHTIGHT CONTROL ON SIZE AND OTHERPROPERTIES IN FLAME AEROSOLREACTORS (FAR) WITH A MULTI-STAGEDMA SYSTEM, JINGKUN JIANG, Da-RenChen, Pratim Biswas, Washington University,Saint Louis, MO (p.5)

1C310:20


CONTROLLED SYNTHESIS OF SILICANANOPARTICLES USING TWO-FLUIDNOZZLE SPRAY IN FLAME PYROLYSIS ,HANKWON CHANG, Hee Dong Jang, KoreaInstitute of Geoscience and MineralResources, Daejeon, Korea; Tae-Oh Kim,Kumoh National Institute of Technology,Gumi, Korea; Kikuo Okuyama, HiroshimaUniversity, Higashi-Hiroshima, Japan (p.7)

1C410:40

1D Marine Boundary Layer Aerosols(Platform)

Markku Kulmala, Ernest Weingartner, ChairsGovenors 2 - 4

MODELLING IODINE PARTICLEFORMATION AND GROWTH FROMSEAWEED IN A CHAMBER , LIISAPIRJOLA, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, FIand Helsinki Polytechnic, Helsinki, FI; ColinD. O’Dowd, National University of Ireland,Galway, IE;Young J. Yoon, Korea PolarResearch Institute, Seoul, KR; KarineSellegri, Univesité Blaise Pascal, FR (p.1262)

1D19:40

MARINE SECONDARY ORGANICCONTRIBUTION TO COASTALNUCLEATION EVENTS, PETRIVAATTOVAARA, Piia Huttunen, JormaJoutsensaari, Ari Laaksonen, University ofKuopio, Finland ; Kari Lehtinen, University ofKuopio and Finnish Meteorological Institute,Finland; Young J. Yoon, Korea PolarResearch Institute, Republic of Korea; ColinO'Dowd, Department of Experimental Physicsand Environmental Change Institute, Ireland(p.1264)

1D210:00

MARINE AEROSOL PRODUCED FROMRED TIDE AT THE GULF COAST, YUNGSUNG CHENG, Yue Zhou, LovelaceRespiratory Research Institute, Albuquerque,NM; Richard Pierce, Mote Marine Laboratory,Sarasota, FL; Dan Baden, University of NorthCarolina at Wilmington, NC (p.1265)

1D310:20

IONIC COMPOSITION OF SEA FOAMDROPLETS GENERATED FROM NATURALAND ARTIFICIAL SEAWATERS , COREY A.TYREE, Jonathan O. Allen, Arizona StateUniversity, Tempe, AZ (p.1267)

1D410:40

1E Nucleation Theory (Platform)

Kimberly Prather, Sergey Nizkorodov, ChairsWabasha Suite

REFINING PREDICTIONS OF THECLASSICAL NUCLEATION THEORY,TOMAS NEMEC, Petr Krejci, FrantisekMarsik, Institute of Thermomechanics,Prague, Czech Republic (p.1599)

1E19:40

BINARY NUCLEATION THEORY WITHOUTMAXWELL DEMONS, RICHARD FLAGAN,California Institute of Technology, Pasadena,CA (p.1601)

1E210:00

A KINETIC DESCRIPTION OF MOLECULARCLUSTER EVAPORATION, IAN FORD,Sukina Natarajan, Jayesh Bhatt, Hoi Yu Tang,University College London, London, U.K.(p.1602)

1E310:20

TEMPERATURE CONTROL OF SMALLCLUSTERS IN MOLECULAR DYNAMICSIMULATIONS, MARTTA SALONEN, IsmoNapari, Hanna Vehkamäki, Department ofPhysical Science, University of Helsinki,Finland (p.1604)

1E410:40

1F Aerosols in the Workplace (Platform)

Andrea Ferro, Warren Finlay, ChairsKellogg Suite

SIZE-FRACTIONATED CHEMICALCHARACTERISTICS OF AEROSOLS INPHOSPHATE FERTILIZERMANUFACTURING FACILITIES INFLORIDA, YU-MEI HSU, Chang-Yu Wu, DaleA. Lundgren, Department of EnvironmentalEngineering Sciences, University of Florida,Gainesville, FL; Brian K. Birky, FloridaInstitute of Phosphate Research, Bartow, FL(p.829)

1F19:40


OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURES TO AIR-BORNE PARTICULATE-METALS IN THENYC SUBWAY: ASSESSING THEPOTENTIAL FOR HEALTH IMPACTS,DAVID S. GRASS, Steven N. Chillrud, JamesM. Ross, Farnosh Family, Jon Barbour, H.James Simpson, Lamont-Doherty EarthObservatory of Columbia University,Palisades, NY; Drissa Coulibaly, VesnaSlavkovich, Jennifer Hernandez, Yingdi Chen,Regina Santella, Paul Brandt-Rauf, Joseph A.Mailman School of Public Health at ColumbiaUniversity, New York, NY (p.831)

1F210:00

STUDY OF AIRBORNE PARTICLESGENERATED BY FREE FALLINGPOWDERS, MARJORIE JACQUELIN,François Gensdarmes, Institut deRadioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire, Gif-sur-Yvette, France; Evelyne Géhin, Centred’Etudes et de Recherches en Thermique,Environnement et Système, Université ParisXII, Créteil, France (p.832)

1F310:20

STUDY OF AEROSOL PRODUCTION BYNORMAL IMPACTION OF MILLIMETRICDROPLETS ONTO A LIQUID FILM,CHARLES MOTZKUS, FrançoisGensdarmes, Institut de Radioprotection et deSûreté Nucléaire, Gif-sur-Yvette, France;Evelyne Gehin, Université Paris XII, Créteil,France. (p.834)

1F410:40

1G Aerosol Physics-I (Poster)

Alexey Nadykto, Sarah Dunnett, ChairsGarden Court East

A STUDY OF AEROSOL SAMPLERSOPERATING IN CALM AIR WHENSAMPLING HORIZONTALLY, SARAHDUNNETT, Loughborough University,Loughborough, U.K., Xianyun Wen, LeedsUniversity, Leeds, U.K. (p.580)

1G19:40

TRANSMISSION EFFICIENCY OF ANAERODYNAMIC PARTICLE FOCUSINGLENS SYSTEM: COMPARISON OF MODELAND MEASUREMENTS., Peter Liu,Meteorological Service of Canada, Toronto;Deng Rensheng, Kenneth A. Smith, MIT;JOHN T. JAYNE, Leah R. Williams, ManjulaR. Canagaratna, Kori Moore and Douglas R.Worsnop, Aerodyne Research, Inc. (p.581)

1G29:40

EFFECT OF SCREEN MESHES ONSETTLING PLATE SAMPLINGS OFAIRBORNE FUNGI, NAOMICHIYAMAMOTO, Hideaki Matsuki, TokaiUniversity School of Health Sciences, YukioYanagisawa, University of Tokyo, MinoruFujii, National Institute of EnvironmentalStudies, Ibaraki, Japan (p.582)

1G39:40

A NUMERICAL STUDY OF THE THIN-WALLED AEROSOL SAMPLERS IN HIGHVELOCITY RATIOS, Ahmad Falahatpisheh,Omid Abouali, Department of MechanicalEngineering, Shiraz University, Shiraz, Iran,GOODARZ AHMADI, Department ofMechanical Engineering, Clarkson University,Potsdam, NY, USA (p.583)

1G49:40

DROPLET EVAPORATION/CONDENSATION WITH GAS ABSORPTIONACCOMPANIED BY AQUEOUS-PHASEEQUILIBRIUM DISSOCIATIONREACTIONS, Tov Elperin, Andrew Fominykhand Boris Krasovitov, Ben-Gurion Universityof the Negev, Israel (p.585)

1G59:40

THERMOPHORESIS OF A SPHERICALAGGREGATE INDUCED BY THERMALSLIP AND TRANSPIRATION FLOWS,ALVARO PEREA, Pedro L. Garcia-Ybarra,Jose L. Castillo, UNED, Spain (p.587)

1G69:40

EFFECT OF AMMONIA ON STABILITY OFSULFURIC ACID-WATER COMPLEXES,ALEXEY NADYKTO; Fangqun Yu, SUNY atAlbany, ASRC, Albany, NY (p.590)

1G89:40


CHARACTERIZATION OF NEW PARTICLEFORMATION EVENTS IN HIGHLYPOLLUTED AREA , AMAR HAMED,JormaJoutsensaari,Ari Laaksonen,University ofKuopio,Kuopio,Finland; Fabrizia Cavalli,Maria C. Facchini, Sandro Fuzzi, Istituto diScienze dell’Atmosfera e del Clima – CNR,Bologna,Italy (p.591)

1G99:40

SENSITIVITY OF THE SULFATE SIZEDISTRIBUTION TO DYNAMICALPROCESSES, XIAOYAN MA, Knut vonSalzen, Canadian Centre for CLimateModelling and Analysis (CCCma),Environment Canada, University of Victoria,BC,Canada (p.593)

1G109:40

HOMOGENEOUS AND HETEROGENEOUSNUCLEATION IN THE MARTIANATMOSPHERE , Anni Määttänen, HANNAVEHKAMÄKI, Antti Lauri, Ismo Napari, JanneKauhanen, Hannu Savijärvi, Markku Kulmala,Division of atmospheric sciences, Universityof Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland; Sini Merikallio,Space Research, Finnish MeteorologicalInstitute, Helsinki, Finland (p.595)

1G119:40

LABORATORY MEASUREMENT OF THESCATTERING PROPERTIES OFATMOSPHERIC MINERAL DUSTCOMPONENTS IN THE VISIBLEWAVELENGTH REGION, DANIEL B.CURTIS, Murat Aycibin, Nathan L.Munsterman, Mark A. Young, Vicki H.Grassian, Paul Kleiber, University of Iowa,Iowa City, IA (p.597)

1G129:40

EFFECTS OF ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOLSON LOW-ALTITUDE INFRAREDTRANSMISSION, Tero Mielonen, TimoKaurila, ANTTI AROLA, Heikki Lihavainen,Kari E. J. Lehtinen (p.599)

1G139:40

MEASUREMENTS OF OPTICALPROPERTIES OF ATMOSPHERICAEROSOLS IN NORTHERN FINLAND ,VEIJO AALTONEN, Heikki Lihavainen, Veli-Matti Kerminen, Mika Komppula, JuhaHatakka, Yrjö Viisanen, FinnishMeteorological Institute, Helsinki, Finland;Kristina Eneroth, Stockholm University,Stockholm, Sweden; Markku Kulmala,University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland(p.600)

1G149:40

EXTINCTION MEASUREMENTS OFCOMPONENTS OF MINERAL DUSTAEROSOL: ENVIRONMENTAL AEROSOLCHAMBER STUDIES , PRAVEEN K MOGILI,Department of Chemical and BiochemicalEngineering, Vicki H Grassian, Mark AYoung, Departmen of Chemistry; Paul DKleiber, Department of Physics andAstronomy, University of Iowa, Iowa city, IA; ,Kuo-Ho Yang, Department of Physics, St.Ambrose University, Davenport, IA. (p.602)

1G159:40

DETERMINATION IN THE VISIBLE ANDNEAR-INFRARED WAVELENGTHS OF THEMASS SPECIFIC EXTINCTIONCOEFFICIENT AND OPTICAL INDEX OFSOOT PARTICLES PRODUCED BYTURBULENT DIFFUSION FLAMES.,FRANCOIS-XAVIER OUF, Jacques Vendel,Institut de Radioprotection et de SûretéNucléaire, Laboratoire de Physique etMétrologie des Aérosols, Gif-sur-YvetteCedex, France; Alexis Coppalle, Marc-Emmanuel Weill, Jérôme Yon, COmplexe deRecherche Interprofessionnelle enAérothermochimie, UMR 6614, Saint-Etiennedu Rouvray Cedex, France (p.604)

1G169:40

AEROSOL CHARACTERISTICS AT A HIGHALTITUDE STATION, NAINI TAL IN INDIA,U.C.Dumka, Aryabhatta Research Institute ofObservational Sciences, Naini Tal-263 129,Uttaranchal, India, K.Krishna Moorthy, SpacePhysics Laboratory, Vikram Sarabhai SpaceCentre, Trivandrum-695 022, Kerala, India, 3)Ram Sagar, Aryabhatta Research Institute ofObservational Sciences, Naini Tal-263 129,Uttaranchal, India (p.606)

1G179:40


DESIGN OF AN OPTICAL ICE DETECTORFOR THE ZURICH ICE NUCLEATIONCHAMBER (ZINC), MATHIEU NICOLET,Olaf Stetzer, Ulrike Lohmann, ETH Zurich,Switzerland (p.612)

1G219:40

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OFNANOPARTICLE PENETRATIONEFFICIENCY THROUGH COILS OFCIRCULAR CROSS-SECTIONS , SE-JINYOOK, David Y. H. Pui, University ofMinnesota, Minneapolis, MN (p.614)

1G229:40

DEPOSITION OF COMPOSITE AEROSOLPARTICLES ON DIFFERENT SURFACESNEAR A BUSY ROAD , DMITRI K.GRAMOTNEV, Thor E. Bostrom, GalinaGramotnev, Steven J. Goodman, AppliedOptics Program, School of Physical andChemical Science, Queensland University ofTechnology, GPO Box 2434, Brisbane, QLD4001, Australia (p.616)

1G239:40

PARTICLE DEPOSITION IN A CRITICALORIFICE, CHUEN-JINN TSAI, Sheng-ChiehChen, Chen-Han Wu, Insitute ofEnvironmental Engineering, National ChiaoTung University, Hsinchu, Taiwan. (p.618)

1G249:40

TURBULENCE MODIFICATION BYPARTICLES IN A VERTICAL CHANNELFLOW, HOJAT NASR, Goodarz Ahmadi;Department of Mechanical and AeronaticalEngineering,Clarkson University, Potsdam,NY, USA (p.620)

1G259:40

ON THE MOTION OF PARTICLES IN ALAMINAR FLOW BEND, SANDY LAWSON,Mike Reeks, Ian Potts, University ofNewcastle upon Tyne, UK, Yannis Drossinos,European Joint Research Centre, Italy(p.622)

1G269:40

POWDER DISPERSION AND A SIMPLIFIEDENERGY RELATIONSHIP, HEATHER M.GORENZ, John E. Brockmann, Daniel A.Lucero, Tracie L. Durbin; Plasma, Aerosol,and Noncontinuum Processes, SandiaNational Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM(p.623)

1G279:40

QUASI-GELATION OF SUBMICRONFRACTAL AGGLOMERATES BY SOUNDWAVES, Peter Vainshtein, Michael Shapiro,Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology (p.624)

1G289:40

PARTICLE TRACKING IN A SYMMETRICSHEAR FLOW, YANNIS DROSSINOS,European Commission, Joint ResearchCentre, Ispra, Italy; Alberto Suarez,Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Madrid,Spain (p.626)

1G299:40

1H Urban Aerosols-I (Poster)

Yee-Lin Wu, ChairGarden Court West

ELEMENTAL ABUNDANCES INATMOSPHERIC AEROSOLS IN TRAFFICAREAS OF SUVA, FIJI , RAVIN NAVNEETDEO, Sitaram Garimella, School of Physics,Faculty of Science and Technology,University of the South Pacific. (p.1645)

1H19:40

SCAVENGING AND COMPREHENSIVECHARACTERIZATION OF AIRBORNEPARTICULATE MATTER IN ANINDUSTRIALIZED URBAN ATMOSPHEREAND ITS SURROUNDINGS , FrédéricLedoux, Dominique Courcot, Lucie Courcot,EMILE PUSKARIC , Université du LittoralCôte d'Opale, France (p.1646)

1H29:40

INTRA-COMMUNITY SPATIAL VARIATIONOF SIZE-FRACTIONATED PM MASS, OC,EC AND ELEMENTS IN LONG BEACH, CA ,MARGARET A. KRUDYSZ, John R. Froines,Department of Environmental HealthSciences, University of California - LosAngeles, Los Angeles, CA ; Philip M. Fine,Constantinos Sioutas, Department of Civiland Environmental Engineering, University ofSouthern California, Los Angeles, CA(p.1647)

1H39:40

MOBILE MEASUREMENTS OF STREETDUST IN HELSINKI, FINLAND, KAARLEKUPIAINEN, Nordic Envicon Oy, Helsinki,Finland; Liisa Pirjola, Helsinki PolytechnicStadia, Helsinki, Finland; Heikki Tervahattu,Nordic Envicon Oy, Helsinki, Finland (p.1649)

1H49:40


AEROSOL COMPOSITION OF PM10CONCENTRATIONS IN CHILLAN, CHILE,FROM 2001 TO 2002, OMAR CARVACHO,Lowell L. Ashbaugh, Robert Flocchini,Crocker Nuclear Laboratory, University ofCalifornia, Davis, CA, U.S.A; José Celis;Facultad de Medicina Veterinaria, CienciasAmbientales, Universidad de Concepción,Campus Chillán, Chillán, Chile (p.1651)

1H59:40

FLUXES AND TRANSFORMATION OFCARBON IN THE BLACKENING OFHISTORICAL BUILDINGS, PETERBRIMBLECOMBE, Carlota M. Grossi, Schoolof Environmental Sciences, University of EastAnglia, Norwich, United Kingdom; AlessandraBonazza, Cristina Sabbioni Institute ofAtmospheric Sciences and Climate, CNR-ISAC, Bologna, Italy (p.1653)

1H69:40

STUDY OF DIURNAL VARIABILITY OFAEROSOL OPTICAL DEPTH , GAJANANAHER, N. Shantikumar Singh, Sanjay More,V. V. Agashe, Department of EnvironmentalSciences, University of Pune. (p.1655)

1H89:40

MEASUREMENT ANDCHARACTERISATION OF PM10, PM2.5AND PM1 FRACTIONS OF ATMOSPHERICAEROSOL IN KRUNG THEP, THAILAND,Tosapol Prasserttachato, SirikalayaSuvachittanont, Department of ChemicalEngineering, Kasetsart University, Thailand;Masami Furuuchi, Graduate School of NaturalScience and Technology, KanazawaUniversity, Japan; WLADYSLAW W.SZYMANSKI, Faculty of Physics, Universityof Vienna, Austria (p.1656)

1H99:40

SOURCE IDENTIFICATIONS AND SPATIALDISTRIBUTIONS OF PM2.5 COLLECTEDAT MULTIPLE SITES IN SEATTLE, WA,EUGENE KIM, Philip K. Hopke, ClarksonUniversity, Potsdam, NY; Timothy V. Larson,University of Washington, Seattle, WA(p.1657)

1H109:40

STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF TOTALSUSPENDED PARTICULATES (TSP),INHALABLE PARTICLES (PM10), FINEPARTICLES (PM2.5), OXIDES OF (NOX)AND BENZENE SOLUBLE ORGANICFRACTION (BSOF) IN AN URBAN REGIONOF KOLKATA, INDIA AND ESTIMATINGHUMAN EXPOSURE, SUBHANKAR NAG, A.K. Gupta, Department of Civil Engineering ,Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur,India; U. K. Mukhopadhyay, West BengalPollution Control Board, Kolkata, India(p.1659)

1H119:40

ULTRAFINE PARTICLES MEASURED INCOMMERCIAL AIRCRAFT TAKE-OFFPLUMES, YIFANG ZHU, Rong-Chun Yu andJohn R. Froines, Environmental HealthSciences Department, University of CaliforniaLos Angeles, Los Angeles, CA (p.1660)

1H129:40

ORGANIC MOLECULAR MARKERANALYSIS OF LOW VOLUMERESIDENTIAL SAMPLES FOR SOURCEAPPORTIONMENT IN THE DETROITEXPOSURE AND AEROSOL RESEARCHSTUDY, STEPHEN R. MCDOW, US EPARTP, NC; John Turlington, AlionTechnologies, RTP, NC; David Olson, USEPA, RTP, NC; Leonard Stockburger, USEPA, RTP, NC; Ronald Williams, US EPA,RTP, NC; Alan Vette, US EPA, RTP, NC(p.1662)

1H139:40

CHARACTERISTICS OF ATMOSPHERICGASEOUS POLLUTANTS ANDPARTICULATE WATER SOLUBLE IONS,SHUI-JEN CHEN, Kuo-Lin Huang, Chih-Chung Lin, Ming-Tsan Hu, Department ofEnvironmental Engineering and Science,National Pingtung University of Science andTechnology, PingTung, Taiwan; Wen-YinnLin, Institute of Environmental Engineeringand Management, National Taipei Universityof Technology, Taipei, Taiwan (p.1663)

1H149:40


MODEL FOR ESTIMATING IMPACT OFRECURRING AND NON-RECURRINGCONGESTION ON AIR QUALITYADJACENT TO FREEWAY , SALIMOLTHOMAS, Robert B. Jacko, Department ofCivil Engineering, Purdue University, 550Stadium Mall Drive, West Lafayette, IN(p.1665)

1H159:40

EVALUATION OF THE EFFECTIVENESSOF STREET SWEEPING USING REAL TIMEMEASUREMENT OF SILT LOADING,SEHYUN HAN, Young Min Son, YongwonJung, Inha University, Incheon, Korea; DaigonKim, National Institute of EnvironmentalResearch, Korea (p.1668)

1H179:40

MOBILE MEASUREMENTS OF SPATIALVARIABILITY OF TOXIC SPECIES ANDAEROSOL IN URBAN AIR , Yilin Ma, NitinGoel, ANDREY KHLYSTOV, Department ofCivil and Environmental Engineering, DukeUniversity, Durham, NC (p.1669)

1H189:40

AEROSOL MASS SPECTROMETRY OFORGANIC AEROSOL IN HOUSTON,TEXAS, MANJULA CANAGARATNA,Douglas Worsnop, Aerodyne Research, Inc.,Billerica, MA; Qi Zhang, University of Albany,Albany, NY; Jose Jimenez, University ofColorado, Boulder, CO (p.1671)

1H199:40

NUMBER CONCENTRATIONMEASUREMENTS USING A WATER-BASED CPC IN HONG KONG UNDERHEAVY TRAFFIC CONDITIONS, HAMILTONC. TSANG, Antonio H. Miguel NanochemistryLaboratory, Institute of the Environment,University of California, Los Angeles, CA,USA; Roger Ma, Department of Mathematics,Hong Kong University of Science andTechnology, Clearwater Bay, Hong Kong,China (p.1672)

1H219:40

BEHAVIOUR OF THE AEROSOLS WITHTHE DIAMETER LARGER THAN 10 µM INURBAN ATMOSPHERE , KIYOSHIMATSUMOTO, Sae Tominaga, ManabuIgawa, Department of Applied Chemistry,Kanagawa University, Kanagawa-ku, 221-8686, Yokohama, Japan (p.1674)

1H229:40

DETERMINATION OF MONOSACCHARIDEANHYDRIDES AT SIX URBAN SITES INEUROPE, SANNA SAARIKOSKI, MarkusSillanpää, Anna Frey, Risto Hillamo, FinnishMeteorological Institute, Helsinki, Finland;Arto S. Pennanen, Raimo O. Salonen,National Public Health Institute, Kuopio,Finland (p.1675)

1H239:40

DETERMINATION OF EFFECTIVEPARTICLE DENSITY FOR DIFFERENTATMOSPHERIC AEROSOL MODES, JYRKIRISTIMÄKI, Annele Virtanen, JonnaKannosto, Jorma Keskinen, TampereUniversity of Technology (p.1677)

1H249:40

POLYCYCLIC AROMATICHYDROCARBONS IN SIZE-FRACTIONATED PARTICULATE MATTEROF SIX URBAN SITES IN EUROPE, KarriSaarnio, MARKUS SILLANPÄÄ, RistoHillamo, Finnish Meteorological Institute,Helsinki, Finland; Erik Sandell, Nab LabsLaboratories, Espoo, Finland; Arto Pennanen,Raimo O. Salonen, National Public HealthInstitute, Kuopio, Finland (p.1679)

1H269:40

SIZE-RESOLVED EMISSION FACTOR FORPARTICLE GENERATION CAUSED BYSTUDDED TIRES – EXPERIMENTALRESULTS, ANDREAS DAHL, AndersGudmundsson, Erik Swietlicki, Mats Bohgard,Lund University, Lund, Sweden; GöranBlomqvist, Mats Gustafsson, SwedishNational Road and Transport ResearchInstitute, Linköping, Sweden (p.1681)

1H279:40

NEW PARTICLE FORMATION IN THEURBAN ATMOSPHERE OF HELSINKIDURING 1997-2004, Jyrki M. Martikainen,Tareq Hussein, Heikki Junninen, MIIKKA DALMASO, Markku Kulmala, University ofHelsinki, Helsinki, Finland (p.1682)

1H289:40


GASEOUS AND PARTICULATE MERCURYIN THE LOS ANGELES BASIN, DAVID C.SNYDER, James J. Schauer, Department ofCivil and Environmental Engineering,University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI;Xueying Qin, Kimberly A. Prather,Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry,University of California-San Diego, La Jolla,CA (p.1684)

1H309:40

CHARACTERISTICS OF AIR MASSPATHWAY AND ITS IMPACT ONCULTURAL PROPERTIES IN GYEONGJU,KOREA, KYUNG W. KIM, GyeongjuUniversity, Gyeongju, Korea; Jong H. Jung,Sorabol College, Gyeongju, Korea (p.1686)

1H319:40

Monday 11:00 AM - 11:20 AMCoffee BreakGreat River Ballroom, Garden Courts East &West

Monday 11:20 AM - 12:40 PMSession 22A PM-10 & PM-2.5 Characterization-II

(Platform)

Barbara Turpin, Cort Anastasio, ChairsMinnesota Ballroom

ANALYSIS OF THE GAS TO PARTICLEPARTITIONING OF REACTIVE MERCURYUSING OFF-LINE THERMAL DESORPTIONAND COLD VAPOR ATOMICFLUORESCENCE SPECTROSCOPY (MTD-CVAFS), ANDREW P. RUTTER, Katy L.Hanford, Jaime, T. Zwers, University ofWisconsin-Madison; James J. Schauer,University of Wisconsin-Madison andWisconsin State Laboratory of Hygiene,Madison, WI. (p.1118)

2A111:20

MEASURING THE TRACE ELEMENTALCOMPOSITION OF SIZE-RESOLVEDAIRBORNE PARTICLES , JORN DINHHERNER, Peter Green, Michael Kleeman,Department of Civil and EnvironmentalEngineering, University of California at Davis,Davis CA (p.1120)

2A211:40

ANALYSIS OF PYROTECHNIC SMOKE INAMBIENT AEROSOLS WITH AEROSOLMASS SPECTROMETRY , Eric Vawdrey,PHILIP J. SILVA, Utah State University,Logan, UT (p.1121)

2A312:00

CHEMICAL SPECIATION OF CHROMIUMIN AMBIENT PM2.5 BY MICRO-FOCUSEDXANES (X-RAY ABSORPTION NEAR EDGESPECTROSCOPY), CORT ANASTASIO,Michelle L. Werner, Department of Land, Air& Water Resources, University of California,Davis, CA; Peter S. Nico, Matthew A. Marcus,Earth Sciences Division, Lawrence BerkeleyNational Laboratory, Berkeley, CA. (p.1122)

2A412:20

2B Marine Boundary Layer Processing(Platform)

Hannele Korhonen, Darius Ceburnis, ChairsCapitol Ballroom

GRADIENT FLUXES OF AEROSOL MASS,SEA SALT AND NSS SO4 IN THENORTHEAST ATLANTIC AIR, DariusCeburnis, Colin D. O’Dowd, Stephen G.Jennings, National University of Ireland,Galway, Ireland, Maria C. Facchini, LorenzaEmblico, Stefano Decesari, ISAC - CNR,Bologna, Italy, Darius Ceburnis, JonasSakalys, Institute of Physics, Vilnius,Lithuania (p.1269)

2B111:20

PARTICLE EMISSIONS FROM SHIPENGINES: EMISSION PROPERTIES ANDTRANSFORMATION IN THE MARINEBOUNDARY LAYER, ANDREAS PETZOLD,Bernadett Weinzierl, Markus Fiebig, MichaelLichtenstern, Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- undRaumfahrt, Wessling, Germany, Peter Lauer,MAN B&W Diesel AG, Augsburg, Germany,Christian Gurk, Max-Planck-Insitute forChemistry, Mainz, Germany, Klaus Franke,University of Bremen, Bremen, Germany,Ernest Weingartner, Paul Scherrer Institute,Villigen PSI, Switzerland (p.1271)

2B211:40


EVALUATING OUR UNDERSTANDING OFMBL AEROSOL USING OBSERVATIONSAND A GLOBAL MODEL OF AEROSOLMICROPHYSICS, Dominick Spracklen, KirstyPringle, Kenneth Carslaw, Graham Mann,HANNELE KORHONEN, University of Leeds,Leeds, UK (p.1273)

2B312:00

OBSERVATION OF PERSISTENT LAYEROF ENHANCED ORGANIC AEROSOLCONCENTRATIONS ABOVE CLOUDTOPSOFF THE NORTHERN CALIFORNIACOAST , M. Alexander and J. Hubbe,Pacific Northwest National Laboratory,Richland, WA, Y. Lee, P. Daum, G. Senum, J.Wang, Brookhaven National Laboratory,Upton, NY, S. Murphy, R. Flagan, V.Varunbangkul, S. Murphy, T. Rissman, A.Sorooshian, J. Seinfeld California Institute ofTechnology - Dept. of Chemical Engineering,Pasadena, CA, J. Hudson, Desert ResearchInstitute- University of Nevada, NV , J. Jayne,Research Inc., Billerica, MA (p.1274)

2B412:20

2C Aerosol and Plasma Synthesis(Platform)

Jyrki Mäkelä, Uwe Kortshagen, ChairsGovernors 1 & 5

AEROSOL SYNTHESIS BYSIMULTANEOUS NUCLEATION,COAGULATION, SINTERING ANDGROWTH: SIMULATION OF STRUCTUREAND PRODUCT PROPERTY FORMATION ,HANS-JOACHIM SCHMID, Univ. Erlangen-Nuremberg, Particle Technology Group,Erlangen, Germany. (p.9)

2C111:20

AEROSOL PROCESSING ANDCHARACTERIZATION OF THEFUNCTIONALITY OF NOBLE-METALCOATED NANOPARTICLES , AXELBINDER, Andre Heel, Gerhard Kasper,Institut für Mechanische Verfahrenstechnikund Mechanik, Universität Karlsruhe (TH),Germany (p.11)

2C211:40

HIGH-YIELD PLASMA SYNTHESIS OFLUMINESCENT SILICON NANOCRYSTALSWITH QUANTUM YIELDS UP TO 67%,Lorenzo Mangolini, UWE KORTSHAGEN,Department of Mechanical Engineering,University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN55455, USA; David Jurbergs, Elena Rogjina,InnovaLight, Inc., 1246 University Ave. W,Ste. 468, St. Paul, MN 55104, USA (p.13)

2C312:00

PLASMA SYNTHESIS OF SILICONNANOCUBES AND THEIR APPLICATIONIN NANOPARTI-CLE-BASEDTRANSISTORS , AMEYA BAPAT, UweKortshagen, Department of MechanicalEngineering, University of Minnesota,Minneapolis, MN 55455; Yongping Ding, YingDong, Stephen A. Campbell, Department ofElectrical and Computer Engineering,University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN55455 (p.15)

2C412:20

2D Impactors (Platform)

Katharine Moore, ChairGovenors 2 - 4

AEROSOL PENETRATIONCHARACTERISTICS OF THEINTERAGENCY MONITORING OFPROTECTED VISUAL ENVIRONMENTS(IMPROVE) SAMPLER PM2.5 CYCLONE,JAY TURNER, Washington University, St.Louis, MO; Nathan Kreisberg, SusanneHering, Aerosol Dynamics, Inc., Berkeley, CA;Gary Walsh, Providence College, Providence,RI (p.418)

2D111:20

A 3-STAGE PERSONAL DUST SAMPLERFOR SAMPLING RESPIRABLE,THORACIC, AND INHALABLEPARTICULATE CONCENTRATIONS IN THEWORKPLACES, Chen-Shen Chang, Chuen-Jinn Tsai, National Chiao Tung University,Hsinchu, Taiwan; Cheng-Hsiung Huang,Yuanpei Univesity of Sciene and Technology,Hsinchu, Taiwan; Tung-shen Shih, Da-ToungTang, Institute of Occupational Safety andHealth, Council of labor Affairs, Taipei,Taiwan (p.356)

2D211:40


USE OF SHEATH FLOW TO REDUCEWALL LOSSES IN RECTANGULAR SLOTVIRTUAL IMPACTORS,SATYANARAYANAN SESHADRI, SridharHari, Andrew R. McFarland, AerosolTechnology Lab, Texas A&M University,College Station, TX (p.358)

2D312:00

DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF WIDE-RANGE IMPACTOR PARTICLE SAMPLER(WRIPS), Sang-Rin Lee, Suresh Dhaniyala,Thomas M. Holsen, Clarkson University,Potsdam, NY (p.360)

2D412:20

2E Laboratory Study of Organic Reactions-I (Platform)

John Offenberg, Kara Huff-Hartz, ChairsWabasha Suite

A RELATIVE RATES APPROACH TOSTUDYING RADICAL INITIATEDHETEROGENEOUS REACTIONS, JOHNHEARN and Geoffrey Smith, Department ofChemistry, University of Georgia, Athens, GA(p.1479)

2E111:20

ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSING OFORGANIC MONOLAYERS BY NO3 ANDN2O5, DANIEL A. KNOPF, Lori M. Anthony,Simone Gross, Jackson Mak, Allan K.Bertram, University of British Columbia,Vancouver, Canada (p.1481)

2E211:40

LABORATORY EVIDENCE FOR AEROSOLFORMATION VIA CLOUD-EVAPORATIONPROCESSING OF PRODUCTS FROM THEPHOTOOXIDATION OF INDIVIDUALPRECURSOR HYDROCARBONS, JOHN H.OFFENBERG, Edward O. Edney, Tadeusz E.Kleindienst, Michael Lewandowski, NationalExposure Research Laboratory, U.S.Environmental Protection Agency, RTP, NC27711 USA; Mohammed Jaoui, Alion Scienceand Technology, RTP, NC 27709 USA(p.1483)

2E312:00

CORRELATION OF AEROSOL CCNACTIVITY TO CHEMICAL COMPOSITIONDURING THE INTENSE OZONOLYSIS OFOLEIC ACID, JOHN E. SHILLING, StephanieM. King, Michihiro Mochida, Scot T. Martin,Harvard University, Cambridge, MA; DouglasR. Worsnop, Aerodyne Research Inc.,Billerica, MA (p.1484)

2E412:20

2F Nucleation in the Environment-I(Platform)

Kaarle Hämeri, ChairKellogg Suite

EFFECT OF NH3 ON NANO-PARTICLEFORMATION FROM SO2 IN HUMID AIR,KENKICHI NAGATO, Tohru Kawabuchi,Kochi National College of Technology,Nankoku, Japan (p.1592)

2F111:20

FORMATION OF INDOOR AIR PARTICLESAS A RESULT OF D-LIMONENEOXIDATION, EIJA VARTIAINEN, KaarleHämeri, University of Helsinki, Helsinki,Finnish Institute of Occupational Health,Helsinki, Markku Kulmala, Taina Ruuskanen,Risto Taipale, Hanna Vehkamäki, Universityof Helsinki, Helsinki (p.1594)

2F211:40

ROLE OF METAL OXIDE IN THEFORMATION OF NUCLEATION MODEPARTICLES IN ENGINE EXHAUST, HUADU and Fangqun Yu, Atmospheric ScienceResearch Center, SUNY at albany, Albany,NY (p.1595)

2F312:00

SOLUBLE FRACTIONS OF NEWLYFORMED PARTICLES IN SOUTHERNFINLAND STUDIED WITH AN HTDMA,MIKAEL EHN, Tuukka Petäjä, Kaarle Hämeri,Pasi P. Aalto, Markku Kulmala, University ofHelsinki, Helsinki, Finland (p.1597)

2F412:20


2G Combustion (Poster)

Umit Koylu, Andrey Filippov, ChairsGarden Court West

AN EXPERIMENTAL AND THEORETICALAPPROACH TO SOOT PARTICLEINCEPTION IN LAMINAR DIFFUSIONFLAMES, SCOTT SKEEN, Ben Kumfer,Richard L. Axelbaum, Washington Universityin St. Louis, St. Louis, MO (p.172)

2G111:20

PARTICLE GROWTH IN PULSED CORONADISCHARGE PROCESS FOR DENOX ANDDESOX, DONG-JOO KIM, Jeong-Hoon Park,Jin-Hee Kang, Anna Nasonova and Kyo-SeonKim, Department of Chemical Engineering,Kangwon National University, Chuncheon,Kangwon-Do, Korea (p.176)

2G311:20

MULTI-CHANNEL STATISTICAL ANALYSISOF COMBUSTION AEROSOLS:CANONICAL CORRELATIONS ANDSOURCES OF PARTICLE MODES, GALINAGRAMOTNEV, Dmitri K. Gramotnev , AppliedOptics Program, School of Physical andChemical Science, Queensland University ofTechnology, GPO Box 2434, Brisbane, QLD4001, Australia (p.177)

2G411:20

EVALUATION OF DIESEL NANOPARTICLEFORMATION IN THE PRESENCE OFULTRA-CLEAN DILUTION AIR, JACOBSWANSON, David Kittelson, Winthrop Watts,University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN;Eivind Stenersen, Donaldson Company, Inc,Minneapolis, MN (p.179)

2G511:20

COMPUTATIONAL ANALYSIS OFNUCLEATION EXPERIMENTS IN APERFORATED TUBE DILUTER , JOUNIPYYKÖNEN, Jorma Jokiniemi, VTT TechnicalResearch Centre of Finland, Fine particles,Espoo, Finland; Mirella Miettinen, AriLeskinen, Jorma Jokiniemi, University ofKuopio, Fine Particle and Aerosol TechnologyLaboratory, Kuopio, Finland (p.181)

2G611:20

MODELING ON PARTICLE FORMATIONAND GROWTH IN AUTOMOBILEEXHAUST: COMPARISON WITH THEEXPERIMENTS OF GASEOUS SULFURICACID AND NANOPARTICLE SIZEDISTRIBUTION, LIISA PIRJOLA, HelsinkiPolytechnic, Helsinki, FI and University ofHelsinki, Helsinki, FI; Frank Arnold, MaxPlanck Institute for Nuclear Physics,Heidelberg, DE; Kaarle Hämeri, FinnishInstitute of Occupational Health, Helsinki, FIand University of Helsinki, Helsinki, FI; MikkoLemmetty, Topi Rönkkö and Jorma Keskinen,Tampere University of Technology, Tampere,Finland (p.182)

2G711:20

FIRST GASEOUS SULFURIC ACIDDETECTION IN AUTOMOBILE EXHAUST:IMPLICATIONS FOR VOLATILENANOPARTICLE FORMATION ANDHEALTH RISK, FRANK ARNOLD, HeinfriedAufmhoff, Tanja Schuck, Max Planck Institutefor Nuclear Physics, Heidelberg, DE; LiisaPirjola, Helsinki Polytechnic, Helsinki, FI andUniversity of Helsinki, Helsinki, FI; TeroLähde, Finnish Institute of OccupationalHealth, Helsinki, FI; Kaarle Hämeri, FinnishInstitute of Occupational Health, Helsinki, FIand University of Helsinki, Helsinki, FI;(p.184)

2G811:20

ULTRAFINE PARTICLES PASSINGTHROUGH THE EXHAUST PIPE FORSIMULATING AUTOMOTIVE EMISSION,BYUNG UK LEE, Department of MechanicalEngineering, Konkuk University, Seoul,Korea; Gwi-Nam Bae, Du Sub Byun, KoreaInstitute of Science and Technology (KIST),Seoul, Korea; Jin Ha Lee, Gwon-Koo Yeo,Corporate Research & Development Division,Hyundai & Kia Motors, Yongin-Si, Gyunggi-Do, Korea (p.186)

2G911:20

THE INFLUENCE OF FUEL ETHANOLCONTENT ON SPARK IGNITION NANO-PARTICULATE ENGINE EMISSIONS,MARCUS DRAYTON, David Kittelson,University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN(p.188)

2G1011:20


THE EFFECTS OF ETHANOL AS ANOXYGENATE ADDITIVE ON NANO-PARTICULATE MATTER OXIDATIONKINETICS, HENRY AJO, Marcus Drayton,David Kittelson, Jeffrey Roberts, University ofMinnesota, Minneapolis, MN (p.190)

2G1111:20

NANOPARTICLE EMISSIONS FROM AFORMULA SAE RACE CAR ENGINE ,ADAM C. RAGATZ, Marcus K. Drayton,David B. Kittelson, Winthrop F. Watts,Department of Mechanical Engineering,University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN(p.192)

2G1211:20

THE ROLE OF LUBRICATION OIL INPARTICULATE MATTER EMISSIONSFROM A HYDROGEN ENGINE, ARTHURMILLER, Matthew Habjan, National Instituteof Occupational Health, Spokane, WA;Christopher Stipe, Seattle University, WA;Gilbert Ahlstrand, University of Minnesota,MN (p.194)

2G1311:20

EFFECTS OF FUEL COMPOSITION ONTHE PARTICLES EXHAUSTED FROM A 4-STROKE MOTORCYCLE ENGINE, Hsiang-Hsi Hsu, Kai-Ming Huang, Mu-Rong Chang,WEN-YINN LIN, NATIONAL TAIPEIUNIVERSITY of TECHNOLOGY, TAIPEI,TAIWAN; Jiun-Horng Tsai, National Cheng-Kung University, Tainan, Taiwan; Fu-TienJeng, National Taiwan University, Taipei,Taiwan (p.197)

2G1511:20

EFFECTS OF REAL-WORLD DRIVINGCONDITIONS ON GASEOUS ANDPARTICULATE EMISSIONS FROM IN-USEHEAVY DUTY DIESEL TRUCKS, AJAYKUMAR CHAUDHARY, Abhilash Nigam,Harshit Agrawal, George Scora, and DavidCocker III, Bourns College of Engineering,Center for Environmental Research andTechnology (CE-CERT), Department ofChemical and Environmental Engineering,University of California, Riverside, 92521, CA;Wayne Miller, Bourns College of Engineering,CE-CERT, University of California, Riverside,92521, CA; Matthew Barth, Bourns College ofEngineering, CE-CERT, Department ofElectrical Engineering, University ofCalifornia, Riverside, 92521, CA (p.200)

2G1711:20

CHARACTERIZATION OF PAHCOMPOSISITON PATTERNS IN DIESELEMISSIONS, TAEKO MINEGISHI, BernardCrimmins, Joel Baker, Chesapeake BiologicalLaboratory, Solomons, MD (p.202)

2G1811:20

CHARACTERIZATION DIESEL ENGINEEXHAUST PARTICLES DURINGCONVENTIONAL AND HIGH-EFFICIENCYCLEAN COMBUSTION MODES , JOHNSTOREY, Scott Sluder, Samuel Lewis, andRobert Wagner, Oak Ridge NationalLaboratory, Oak Ridge, TN (p.203)

2G1911:20

PHYSICOCHEMICAL ANDTOXICOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OFPARTICULATE MATTER (PM) EMITTEDFROM LIGHT DUTY GASOLINE ANDDIESEL PASSENGER VEHICLES,MICHAEL D. GELLER and ConstantinosSioutas, University of Southern California, LosAngeles, CA; Leonidas Ntziachristos,Athanasios Mamakos, Zissis Samaras,Aristotle University, Thessaloniki, Greece;John R. Froines, University of California, LosAngeles, CA (p.205)

2G2011:20

PM EMISSIONS MEASUREMENTS FROMBACK UP GENERATORS: METHOD 5 VS.ISO 8178, Abhilash Nigam, William Welch, J.Wayne Miller, Kathalena Cocker, DAVID R.COCKER III, Department of Chemical andEnvironmental Engineering and College ofEngineering, Center for EnvironmentalResearch and Technology, UC Riverside,Riverside, CA (p.207)

2G2211:20

CHARACTERIZATION OF PARTICULATEMATTERS EXHAUSTED FROM ARAILROAD DIESEL LOCOMOTIVEENGINE, DUCKSHIN PARK, Youngmin Cho,Korea Railroad Research Institute, Uiwang,Kyonggi, Korea; Dongsool Kim, KyungheeUniversity, Yongin, Kyonggi, Korea (p.209)

2G2311:20

ANATASE NANOPARTICLE SYNTHESIS INAN AEROSOL REACTOR , Calvin Coffey,ANDREY FILIPPOV, Carlton Truesdale,Damon Osterhout, Martin Sala, SullivanPark Research Center, Corning Inc., Corning,NY. (p.211)

2G2411:20


ON CONTROLLING THE COMPOSITION OFGAS-BORNE AU/IN ALLOYNANOPARTICLES , Zsolt Geretovszky,University of Szeged, Hungary; Jan-OlleMalm, KNUT DEPPERT, Lund University,Sweden (p.212)

2G2511:20

A STUDY OF SUSPENDED PARTICULATEMATTER AND HEAVY METALS DUE TOCOMBUSTION OF COOKING FUELS,Sandeep Gupta, ARUN SRIVASTAVA and V.K. Jain, School of Environmental Sciences,Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi, India(p.214)

2G2611:20

2H Instrumentation-I (Poster)

Anshuman Amit Lall, Arjan Wuijckuijse, ChairsGarden Court East

LABORATORY AND IN-FIELDCHARACTERIZATION OF THE TIME-OF-FLIGHT AEROSOL MASSSPECTROMETER (TOF-AMS), SILKE S.HINGS, Frank Drewnick, Max Planck Institutefor Chemistry, Mainz, Germany; StephanBorrmann, Institute for Physics of theAtmosphere, University of Mainz, Germany;Peter F. DeCarlo, Jose-Luis Jimenez,Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry,University of Colorado, Boulder, CO; DouglasR. Worsnop, Aerodyne Research, Inc.,Billerica, MA (p.361)

2H111:20

SINGLE AEROSOL PARTICLEMEASUREMENTS WITH THE SPASS INKRAKOW, POLAND, DURING A WINTERCAMPAIGN, DANIEL MIRA-SALAMA,Carsten Gruening, Niels R. Jensen, PaoloCavalli, Frank Raes, Joint Research Centre,Institute for Environment and Sustainability,Ispra (VA), Italy (p.363)

2H211:20

APPLICATION OF A LASER-DESORPTIONRESONANCE ENHANCED MULTI-PHOTONIONISATION (REMPI)-SINGLE PHOTONIONISATION (SPI) TIME-OF-FLIGHT MASSSPECTROMETER (TOFMS) ON URBANAEROSOLS, JOCHEN WEH, Thomas Ferge,Ralf Zimmermann, GSF - National ResearchCenter for Environment and Health,Neuherberg, Germany (p.365)

2H311:20

IMPACT OF VAPORIZER TEMPERATUREON THE THERMAL DESORPTION ANDMASS SPECTRA OF THE THERMALDESORPTION AND MASS SPECTRA OFAMBIENT AND CHANBER GEBNERATEDSECONDARY ORGANIC AEROSOLS ,Kenneth S. Docherty, Jose L. Jimenez,Cooperative Institute for Research inEnvironmental Sciences and Department ofChemistry and Biochemistry, University ofColorado, Boulder; Paul J. Ziemann, AirPollution Research Center, Department ofEnvironmental Sciences, and Department ofChemistry, University of California, Riverside(p.366)

2H411:20

EXTERNAL-TO-THE-TRAP VAPORIZATIONAND IONIZATION FOR REAL-TIMEPARTICLE ANALYSIS WITH AN ION TRAPMASS SPECTROMETER , WILLIAM A.HARRIS, Peter T.A. Reilly, William B.Whitten, Oak Ridge National Lab, Oak Ridge,TN (p.367)

2H511:20

ESTIMATION OF COMPOSITION OFGROWING AEROSOL PARTICLES USINGA CONDENSATION PARTICLE COUNTERBATTERY, Markku Kulmala, Genrik Mordas,Tuukka Petäjä, Tiia Grönholm, Pasi P. Aalto,Hanna Vehkamäki, Anca Gaman, ErikHerrmann, Mikko Sipilä, Ilona Riipinen, KaarleHämeri, Department of Physical Sciences,University of Helsinki, P.O.Box 64, FI-00014Helsinki, Finland; Wolfram Birmili,University ofHelsinki and Institute for TroposphericResearch, Permoserstr. 15, GER-04318Leipzig, Germany; Paul E. Wagner3, Institutfür Experimentalphysik, Universität Wien,Boltzmanngasse 5, A-1090 Wien, Austria(p.369)

2H611:20

PERFORMANCE CHARACTERIZATION OFA COMPACT WATER-BASEDCONDENSATION PARTICLE COUNTER ,Wei Liu, BRIAN L. OSMONDSON,TSIIncorporated, Shoreview, MN; Frederick R.Quant, Derek R. Oberreit, QuantTechnologies LLC, Blaine, MN (p.371)

2H711:20


FIELD EVALUATION OF A WATER-BASEDULTRAFINE CONDENSATION PARTICLECOUNTER, Mark R. Stolzenburg, KenjiroIida, Peter H. McMurry, University ofMinnesota, Minneapolis, MN, James N.Smith, National Center for AtmosphericResearch, Boulder, CO, Patricia B. Keady,Quant Technologies, Blaine, MN andSusanne V. Hering, Aerosol Dynamics Inc.,Berkeley, CA (p.372)

2H811:20

CHARACTERIZATION OF NEWGENERATION CONDENSATION PARTICLECOUNTERS (CPCS), MARKUS HERMANN,Birgit Wehner, Alfred Wiedensohler, LeibnizInstitute for Tropospheric Research, Leipzig,Germany, Hee-Siew Han, Wei Liu, TSIIncorporated, Shoreview, MN, U.S.A., OliverBischof, Thomas Krinke, Axel Zerrath, TSIGmbH, Aachen, Germany (p.374)

2H911:20

CALIBRATION OF THE ULTRA-FINEWATER-BASED CONDENSATIONPARTICLE COUNTER TSI3786, GenrikMordas, Markku Kulmala, Tuukka Petäjä,KAARLE HÄMERI, Universitu of Helsinki,Finland (p.375)

2H1011:20

SIZING AND COUNTING PERFORMANCEOF A BUTANOL CONDENSATIONPARTICLE COUNTER, MIHAI CHIRUTA,William D. Dick, Francisco J. Romay, K.-S.Woo, Benjamin Y. H. Liu, MSP Corporation,Shoreview, MN (p.377)

2H1111:20

CHARACTERIZATION OF A NEWAEROSOL ELECTROMETER FORPRIMARY AND ABSOLUTE CALIBRATIONOF CONDENSATION PARTICLECOUNTERS, HEE-SIEW HAN, Manpreet S.Phull, Wei Liu, James O. Evenstad, RobertCaldow and Stanley L. Kaufman, TSIIncorporated, Shoreview, MN (p.379)

2H1211:20

PARTICLE NUMBER CONCENTRATIONAND SIZE DISTRIBUTIONMEASUREMENTS OF AMBIENT AEROSOLIN MINNESOTA WITH TSI NEWCONDENSATION PARTICLE COUNTERS ,QIAN SHI, Hee-Siew Han, Steve W. Kerrigan,Melissa Fink, Rob Caldow, Wei Liu, TSIIncorporated, Shoreview, Minnesota 55126,USA (p.380)

2H1311:20

DEVELOPMENT OF A MINI-DISK EAA FORPERSONAL EXPOSURE MONITORING,CHAOLONG QI, Da-Ren Chen, WashingtonUniversity in St.Louis, St.Louis, MO; PaulGreenberg, NASA-Glenn Research Center,Cleveland, OH (p.381)

2H1411:20

THE NUMERICAL AND EXPERIMENTALTEST OF 1ST ORDER DIFFERENTIALMOBILITY ANALYZER, K.H. Ahn,Department of Mechanical Engineering,Hanyang University; J.H. Ahn, K.S. Jeon, Y.T.Kwon, R&D Center in Hyundai Calibration &Certification Technologies, Co. Ltd. (p.383)

2H1511:20

MEASUREMENTS OF POLY(AMIDOAMINE)(PAMAM) DENDRIMERS BYDIFFERENTIAL MOBILITY, MASASHIIMANAKA, Kazuo Takeuchi, RIKEN (TheInstitute of Chemical and Physical Research),Saitama, Japan; Yoshiki Okada, KansaiUniversity, Osaka, Japan (p.385)

2H1611:20

OBTAINING DISPERSION OF ANINTENSIVE PARTICLE PROPERTY FROMA TANDEM-SIZING EXPERIMENT , MARKR. STOLZENBURG, Peter H. McMurry, MarkS. Emery, University of Minnesota,Minneapolis, MN; Bon Ki Ku, NationalInstitute for Occupational Safety and Health,Cincinnati, OH; Andrew D. Maynard,Woodrow Wilson International Center forScholars, Washington DC (p.387)

2H1711:20

AN APPARATUS FOR STUDYING VAPORADSORPTION ON NANOPARTICLES,LAURA J. HILTUNEN, Petri Vaattovaara,Jorma Joutsensaari, Ari Laaksonen,University of Kuopio, Kuopio, Finland (p.389)

2H1811:20


USE OF UNIPOLAR CORONA CHARGERSTO ESTIMATE THE SIZE DISTRIBUTIONOF SUBMICRON PARTICLES, DONGHOPARK, Sung B. Kim, Minha An, JunghoHwang, Yonsei University (p.391)

2H1911:20

AMBIENT PRESSURE IMPACT ONPARTICLE SIZING WITH SMPS, JUERGSCHLATTER; Swiss Federal Office ofMetrology (METAS), Bern-Wabern,Switzerland (p.392)

2H2011:20

POSSIBLE SAMPLING ARTIFACT FOR ON-ROAD NANO-PARTICLEMEASUREMENTS , Xiaohong Yao, , N.T.,Lau, P.S., Lauand Ming Fang, Institute forthe Environment, Hong Kong University ofScience and Technology, Clear Water Bay,Hong Kong, Chak K. Chan Department ofChemical Engineering, Hong Kong Universityof Science and Technology, Clear Water Bay,Hong Kong (p.394)

2H2111:20

ACCURATE PARTICLE SIZEMEASUREMENTS FOR DEVELOPMENTOF PARTICLE SIZE STANDARDS IN THERANGE OF 30 TO 100 NM, KEIJITAKAHATA, Kensei Ehara, National Instituteof Advanced Industrial Science andTechnology (AIST), Tsukuba, Japan (p.395)

2H2211:20

NANOPARTICLE MANUFACTUREAMBIENT AIR CHEMICAL AND PHYSICALSURVEY AS A TOOL FOR ACCIDENTALAND CHRONIC RISK ASSESSMENT ,TANGUY AMODEO, Emeric Frejafon, OlivierLe Bihan, French institute for industrial andambient risk assessment (INERIS),FR. ;Matthieu Baudelet, Jin Yu , Univerity of Lyon1, LASIM, FR.; Michel Attoui, University ofParis 12, FR. (p.396)

2H2311:20

DEVELOPMENT AND PERFORMANCETEST OF IN-SITU PARTICLE MONITORINGSYSTEM IN HIGH VACUUMENVIRONMENTS, K.H. Ahn, Department ofMechanical Engineering in HanyangUniversity; Y.M. Kim, J.U. Yoon, Y.T. Kwon,R&D Center in Hyundai Calibration &Certification Technologies, Co. Ltd. (p.398)

2H2411:20

EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF THEOPPOSED MIGRATION AEROSOLCLASSIFIER (OMAC) FORMEASUREMENTS OF AEROSOLPARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS, ERIK O.NILSSON, Erik Swietlicki, Division of NuclearPhysics, Lund University, Lund, Sweden,Andreas Dahl, Anders Gudmundsson,Division of Ergonomics and AerosolTechnology, Lund University, Lund, Sweden,Richard Flagan, Division of Chemistry andChemical Engineering, Caltech, Pasadena,CA (p.400)

2H2511:20

3D MEASUREMENT OF NANOPARTICLESON WAFER SURFACE USING PHASESHIFTED LASER INTERFEROMETRY, D.Oszetzky, Á. Kiss, A. CZITROVSZKY, A.Nagy, P. Gál, Research Institute for SolidState Physics and Optics, Department ofLaser Application, Budapest, Hungary(p.401)

2H2611:20

Monday 12:40 PM - 2:00 PMLunch (on your own)

Monday 2:00 PM - 3:40 PMSession 33A Urban Aerosol & Combustion

(Platform)

Allen Robinson, H. Phuleria, ChairsMinnesota Ballroom

ROADSIDE MEASUREMENTS OFORGANIC TRACERS NEAR A GASOLINEFREEWAY AND A DIESEL DOMINATEDFREEWAY IN LOS ANGELES, CA , HARISHC. PHULERIA, Philip M. Fine, ConstantinosSioutas, University of Southern California, LosAngeles, CA; James J. Schauer, University ofWisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI (p.1687)

3A12:00

CHARACTERISTICS OF PARTICLE-BOUND POLYCYCLIC AROMATICHYDROCARBONS COLLECTED NEAR AHEAVILY-TRAFFICKED ROAD, CHIH-CHUNG LIN, Shui-Jen Chen, Kuo-Lin Huang,National Pingtung University of Science andTechnology; Wen-Jhy, Lee, National ChengKung University; Wen-Yinn Lin, NationalTaipei University of Technology (p.1689)

3A22:20


BLACK CARBON CONCENTRATIONS IN APASSENGER CAR ON ROADS , Seung-BokLee, GWI-NAM BAE, Korea Institute ofScience and Technology, Seoul, Korea(p.1504)

3A32:40

INVERSE MODELING OF NON-EXHAUSTPARTICLES PRODUCTION IN STREETCANYON WITH INTENSIVE TRAFFIC ANDGRASSY STRIPES, JIRI POSPISIL andMiroslav Jicha, Brno University ofTechnology, Faculty of MechanicalEngineering, Technicka 2, Brno, CzechRepublic [email protected], [email protected] (p.1693)

3A43:00

SIZE DISTRIBUTION AND CHEMICALCOMPOSITION OF NANOPARTICLES INROADSIDE ATMOSPHERE , SHUICHIHASEGAWA, Akihiro Fushimi, ShinjiKobayashi, Kiyoshi Tanabe, Yuji Fujitani,National Institute for Environmental Studies,Tsukuba, Japan (p.1695)

3A53:20

3B Radiative and Optical Effects (Platform)

Markus Fiebig, Helmuth Horvath, ChairsCapitol Ballroom

THE MIXING STATE OF BLACK CARBONAND NON-ABSORBING AEROSOLCOMPONENT DERIVED FROM IN-SITUPARTICLE OPTICAL PROPERTIES ATXINKEN IN PEARL RIVER DELTA OFCHINA, Ya-Fang Cheng (1), Heike Eichler(2), Alfred Wiedensohler (2), JostHeintzenberg (2), Yuan-Hang Zhang (1), MinHu (1), Hartmut Herrmann (2), Li-Min Zeng(1), Shang Liu (1), Thomas Gnauk (2), Ling-Yan He (1), Erika Brüggemann (2), (1)College of Environmental Sciences, PekingUniversity, Beijing, China, (2) Leibniz-Institutefor Tropospheric Research, Leipzig, Germany(p.610)

3B12:00

THE RADIATIVE IMPACT OF LONGRANGE TRANSPORTED DESERTPARTICLES., H. HORVATH, Institute forExperimental Physics of the University ofVienna, Vienna, Austria, M. Kasahara, S.Tohno, Graduate School of Energy Science,Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan, M. Kocifaj,Astronomical Institute of the Slovak Academyof Sciences, Bratislava, Slovak Republic(p.1276)

3B22:20

INVERSE METHODS: A POWERFUL TOOLFOR EVALUATING AEROSOL DATA,EXEMPLIFIED ON CASES WITHRELEVANCE FOR THE ATMOSPHEREAND THE AEROSOL CLIMATE EFFECT,MARKUS FIEBIG, Andreas Petzold, Institutfür Physik der Atmosphäre, DeutschesZentrum für Luft und RaumfahrtOberpfaffenhofen, Germany; John A. Ogren,National Oceanic and AtmosphericAdministration, Earth System ResearchLaboratory, Global Monitoring Division,Boulder, CO, USA (p.1277)

3B32:40

AEROSOL INDIRECT FORCING FROM THENASA GLOBAL MODELING INITIATIVE:SENSITIVITY TO METEOROLOGY,EMISSION SCENARIOS AND AEROSOLMICROPHYSICS, NICHOLAS MESKHIDZE,Athanasios Nenes,Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Atlanta, GA; Bryan N. Duncan,Jose M. Rodriguez, NASA Goddard SpaceFlight Center, Greenbelt, MD (p.1279)

3B43:00

GCM ASSESSMENT OF AEROSOL-CLOUDINERACTIONS: THE ROLE OF SULFATE,SEASALT AND CARBONACEOUSAEROSOL, ATHANASIOS NENES, GeorgiaInstitute of Technology, GA; Peter J. Adams,Carnegie Mellon University, PA; John H.Seinfeld, California Institute of Technolog, CA(p.1281)

3B53:20


3C Symposium: Nanoparticle IndustryForum (Platform)

Sheldon Davis, ChairGovernors 1 & 5

NEW PROCESS ROUTES FORNANOMATERIAL PRODUCTION BASEDON AEROSOL TECHNOLOGY, Prof. Dr.Bernd Sachweh, BASF Aktiengesellschaft

3C12:00

AEROSOL MATERIALS PRODUCTION ATCABOT: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE ,Toivo Kodas, Cabot Corporation

3C22:20

PARTICLE TECHNOLOGIES IN CORNING,ANDREY FILIPPOV (p.17)

3C32:40

NANOPARTICLE TECHNOLOGY ININDUSTRY, PANEL DISCUSION,

3C43:00

3D Optical Aerosol Instrumentation(Platform)

Arthur Sedlacek, Royal Kopperud, ChairsGovenors 2 - 4

TIME-RESOLVED PARTICLE NUMBERDETERMINATION STARTING BELOW 10NM AND HIGH-RESOLVED PARTICLE SIZEDETERMINATION STARTING FROM 0.3 µMIN ONLY ONE DEVICE, SVEN SCHÜTZ,Martin Schmidt, Leander Mölter, PalasGmbH, Karlsruhe, Germany (p.403)

3D12:00

DETERMINATION OF THE SIZE ANDCOMPLEX REFRACTIVE INDEX OFSINGLE AEROSOL PARTICLES USINGDUAL WAVELENGTH OPTICAL PARTICLESPECTROMETER (DWOPS), ArturGolczewski, WLADYSLAW W. VLADEKSZYMANSKI, Institute of ExperimentalPhysics, University of Vienna, Vienna,Austria; Attila Nagy, Peter Gal, AladarCzitrovszky, Research Institute for Solid StatePhysics and Optics, Hungarian Academy ofScience, Budapest, Hungary (p.404)

3D22:20

ENVIRONMENTAL DATA OBTAINED WITHA WIDE RANGE SPECTROMETER, ThomasRettenmoser, CHRISTIAN GERHART, HansGrimm, Grimm Aerosol Technik GmbH,Ainring, Germany, Mathias Richter, GIPGmbH, Pouch, Germany (p.405)

3D32:40

AIRBORNE MULTI-ANGLE LIGHTSCATTERING SPECTROMETER, WILLIAMD. DICK, Francisco J. Romay, Mihai Chiruta,Mark Battista, Aaron Collins, James J. Marti,MSP Corporation, Shoreview, MN (p.406)

3D43:00

LIDAR METHOD TO MEASURE SOOTEMISSION RATES FROM AIRCRAFT JETENGINES, WYNN L. EBERHARD, W. AlanBrewer, NOAA Earth System ResearchLaboratory, Boulder, CO; Roger L. Wayson,University of Central Florida, Orlando, FL;Richard D. Marchbanks, Brandi J. McCarty,Ann M. Weickmann, Cooperative Institute forResearch in Environmental Science, Boulder,CO; Gregg G. Fleming, DOT Volpe NationalTransportation Systems Center, Cambridge,MA (p.407)

3D53:20

3E Chemistry of Inorganic AtmosphericParticles-I (Platform)

James Schauer, Theo Kurten, ChairsWabasha Suite

NEW INSIGHTS INTO MINERAL DUSTAGING FROM ONLINE SINGLE-PARTICLEANALYSIS , RYAN SULLIVAN, SergioGuazzotti, Kimberly Prather, University ofCalifornia, San Diego, La Jolla, CA (p.997)

3E12:00

REACTION PROBABILITIES OF SULFATEAND NITRATE PRECURSORS ONTO EASTASIAN DUST PARTICLES , C. H. SONG, C.M. Kim, Y. J. Lee, Department ofEnvironmental Science and Engineering,Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology,Gwangju, Korea; R. J. Weber, School of theEarth and Atmospheric Sciences, GeorgiaInstitute of Technology, Atlanta; B. K. Lee, D.S. Lee, Department of Chemistry, YonseiUniversity, Seoul, Korea (p.998)

3E22:20


ANALYSIS OF FIELD COLLECTEDINDIVIDUAL ATMOSPHERIC PARTICLEUSING MULTI-ANALYTICAL MICROPROBEMETHODS, REBECCA J. HOPKINS, AlexeiV. Tivanski, Mary K. Gilles, ChemicalSciences Division, Lawrence BerkeleyNational Laboratory, Berkeley, CA; YuryDesyaterik, Daniel J. Gaspar, AlexanderLaskin, William R. Wiley EnvironmentalMolecular Sciences Laboratory, PacificNorthwest National Laboratory, Richland, WA(p.1000)

3E32:40

SPECIATION OF MANGANESE INATMOSPHERIC AEROSOLS USINGSPECTROPHOTOMETRIC TECHNIQUES,James J. Schauer, BRIAN J. MAJESTIC,Martin M. Shafer, Environmental Chemistryand Technology, University of Wisconsin -Madison, Madison, WI (p.1002)

3E43:00

LABORATORY INFRARED EXTINCTIONMEASUREMENTS OF THE CARBONATE,SULFATE, OXIDE AND CLAYCOMPONENTS OF MINERAL DUSTAEROSOL, PAULA HUDSON, ElizabethGibson, Mark Young, Paul Kleiber, VickiGrassian, The University of Iowa, Iowa City,IA (p.1004)

3E53:20

3F Mass Spectrometry as a Tool forCharacterizing Atmospheric Chemistry(Platform)

Michael Tolocka, Kimberly Prather, ChairsKellogg Suite

TANDEM MASS SPECTROMETRY ANDACCURATE MASS MEASUREMENT AS ATOOL FOR OLIGOMERCHARACTERIZATION IN SECONDARYORGANIC AEROSOLS , ALAINREINHARDT,Renato Zenobi, MarkusKalberer, Department of Chemistry andApplied Biosciences, ETH Zürich, Zürich,Switzerland, Bertran Gerrits, FunctionalGenomics Center, Zürich, Switzerland,Jonathan Duplissy, Axel Metzger, JosefDommen, Urs Baltensperger, Laboratory ofAtmospheric Chemistry, Paul ScherrerInstitut, Villigen, Switzerland (p.346)

3F12:00

AEROSOL MASS SPECTROMETRY:MORPHOLOGY AND CHEMISTRY OFPARTICLES IN THE LAB AND THEATMOSPHERE , DOUGLAS WORSNOP,John Jayne, Manjula Canagaratna, TimothyOnasch, Leah Williams, Aerodyne Research,Inc., Billerica, MA; Jay Slowik, PaulDavidovits, Boston College, Chestnut Hill,MA; Qi Zhang, University of Albany, Albany,NY; Peter DeCarlo, Jose Jimenez, Universityof Colorado, Boulder, CO (p.348)

3F22:20

A MINIMAL FRAGMENTATION APPROACHTO REAL TIME AEROSOL MASSSPECTROMETRY: A NEW TOOL FORDETAILED LABORATORY STUDIES OFORGANIC AEROSOL AGING , PEDROCAMPUZANO-JOST, Sarah Hanna, EmilySimpson, Damon Robb, Mike.W. Blades,John W. Hepburn and Allan K. Bertram,University of British Columbia, Vancouver,BC, Canada (p.349)

3F32:40

MEASURING THE DENSITY ANDCHEMICAL COMPOSITION OFELECTRICAL MOBILITY SIZE SELECTEDPARTICLES, MATT SPENCER, LauraShields, Xueying Qin, Kimberly Prather,University of California San Diego, La Jolla,CA (p.351)

3F43:00

ELEMENTAL ANALYSIS OF ORGANICAEROSOLS WITH A HIGH RESOLUTIONTIME-OF-FLIGHT AEROSOL MASSSPECTROMETER, ALLISON C. AIKEN,Peter F. DeCarlo, Jose L. Jimenez, Universityof Colorado at Boulder, Boulder, CO (p.353)

3F53:20

3G Aerosol Physics-II (Poster)

Manuel Alsonso, Jan Marijnissen, ChairsGarden Court East

EFFECT OF VARIATION IN ELECTRODEDIAMETER AND FLOW RATE ONFORMATION OF PATTERN BYELECTROHYDRODYNAMIC SPRAYING,JAE-HUN YU, D.Y. Lee, J. Hwang, YonseiUniversity (p.627)

3G12:00


PLAIN-JET AIRBLAST ATOMIZING OFNON-CONDUCTING LIQUID WITHELECTROSTATIC CHARGE INJECTIONMETHOD, Sangsoo Kim, KAIST, deajeon,Korea, Mingyu Park, KAIST, deajeon, Korea,Youngjoo Choi, KAIST, deajeon, Korea,Jungbum Choo, KAIST, deajeon, Korea,Jaehee Jung, KAIST, deajeon, Korea,Kyoungtae Kim, KAIST, deajeon, Korea(p.629)

3G22:00

CHARGING OF AEROSOL IN ENGINEEXHAUST PARTICLE SIZER (EEPS),SANDER MIRME, Janek Uin, Eduard Tamm,Aadu Mirme, Institute of EnvironmentalPhysics, University of Tartu, Tartu, Estonia(p.630)

3G32:00

ELECTROSTATIC WIND ENERGYCONVERTER - EWICON, A.N. Hubacz, D.Djairam, P.H.F. Morshuis, J.C.M. Marijnissen,J.J. Smit, P.J. Sonneveld (p.632)

3G42:00

NANO AEROSOL PARTICLE CHARGENEUTRALIZATION BY A NOVEL BIPOLARDIFFUSION CHARGER, Jeong Hoon Byeon,Jae Hong Park, Ki Young Yoon, JunghoHwang, Yonsei University (School ofmechanical engineering) (p.634)

3G52:00

CONTROL OF NANOPARTICLE CHARGEVIA CONDENSATION, CORONACHARGING AND DRYING , D. S. Kim, D. S.Lee, C. Woo, M. CHOI, National CRI Centerfor Nano Particle Control, Seoul NationalUniversity, Seoul, Korea (p.635)

3G62:00

COMPARISON OF THE SMAC WITHRADIATION-SOURCE NEUTRALIZERS INAEROSOL CHARGE NEUTRALIZATION,SOON-BARK KWON, Hiromu Sakurai,Takafumi Seto, National Institute of AdvancedIndustrial Science and Technology (AIST),Tsukuba, Japan; Mark R. Stolzenburg, PeterH. McMurry, University of Minnesota,Minneapolis, MN (p.636)

3G72:00

SINGLE EVENT ELECTROSPRAYING FORMAKING MICRO AND NANO SIZEDBIOSTRUCTURES, URSZULASTACHEWICZ, Frits Dijksman, PhilipsResearch Laboratories, Eindhoven, TheNetherlands; URSZULA STACHEWICZ, JanC.M, Marijnissen, Andre Bossche, DelftUniversity of Technology, Delft, TheNetherlands; (p.638)

3G82:00

DISCHARGE REGIMES AND CHARGINGCONDITIONS IN THREE AEROSOLPLASMA CHARGERS , NICOLAS JIDENKO,JP Borra Laboratoire de Physique des gaz etdes plasmas France (p.640)

3G92:00

ELECTROSTATIC CHARGE EFFECTS INTHE AGGREGATION BEHAVIOR OFLASER ABLATION AEROSOLS , MARCUSK. JACKSON, Mevlut Bulut, Renato P.Camata, University of Alabama atBirmingham, Birmingham, AL (p.642)

3G102:00

POLYTETRAFLUOROETHYLENENANOAEROSOLS, Anatoli Baklanov,Michael Anisimov, Olesya Krumkacheva,Institute of Chemical Kinetics and CombustionSB RAS, 630090, Novosibirsk, Russia;Vyacheslav Bouznik, Institute of Catalysis SBRAS, 630090, Novosibirsk, Russia,[email protected] (p.643)

3G112:00

GENERATION OF MODEL DIESELPARTICLES BY SPARK DISCHARGE ANDCONDENSATION WITH DIESELHYDROCARBONS: OZONE EFFECT ONMODEL DIESEL PARTICLES, HAKJOONKIM, Yongjin Kim, Korea Institute ofMachinery & Materials, Daejeon, Republic ofKorea, Jinho Kim, Youngjoo Choi, HyuncheolOh, Jung bum Choo, Sangsoo Kim, KoreaAdvaced Institute of Science and Technology,Daejeon, Republic of Korea (p.645)

3G122:00

INFLUENCE OF CONTACT QUALITYBETWEEN PLATINUM AND CARBONNANOPARTICLES ON CATALYTICACTIVITY OF PLATINUM BASED ONCARBON OXIDATION, PARISA DAVOODI,Gerhard Kasper, University of Karlsruhe,Germany; Alfred Weber, University ofClausthal-Zellerfeld, Germany (p.647)

3G152:00


GENERATION OF SUB-100 NM OILPARTICLES BY ELECTROSPRAY ,HIROMU SAKURAI, Akira Yabe, KenseiEhara, National Institute of AdvancedIndustrial Science and Technology (AIST),Tsukuba, Japan (p.649)

3G162:00

SIZE CONTROL OF NANOPARTICLES INPULSED LASER DEPOSITION, SHINICHIKAIHARA, Shigeki Tsukui, Takashi Oka,Motoaki Adachi, Osaka Prefecture University,Sakai, Osaka, Japan (p.650)

3G172:00

EFFECT OF AIR FLOW RATE ON THESILVER NANOPARTICLE GENERATIONOF AN AEROSOL GENERATOR USINGFLAT PLATE TYPE HEATER., HYUNG SOONOH, Jun Ho Ji, Samsung Electronics,Suwon, Korea; Jae Hee Jung, Hyun CheolOh, Sang Soo Kim, Korea Advanced Instituteof Science and Technology, Daejeon, Korea(p.651)

3G182:00

POWDER DISPERSION SYSTEM FORAEROSOL TRACER TESTING, HEATHERM. GORENZ, John E. Brockmann, Daniel A.Lucero; Plasma, Aerosol, and NoncontinuumProcesses, Sandia National Laboratories,Albuquerque, NM (p.652)

3G192:00

GENERATION OF NANOPARTICLES FROMMICRON SIZED PARTICLES BY SPARKDISCHARGE, Nooshin Salman Tabrizi, UGOLAFONT, Loic Simonin, Erik Kelder, AndreasSchmidt-Ott, Nanostructure Materials,DelftChemTech, TUDelft, The Netherlands(p.653)

3G202:00

TRANSPORT OF RUTHENIUM IN DIVERSEOXIDISING CONDITIONS, TEEMUKÄRKELÄ, Ulrika Backman, Ari Auvinen,Unto Tapper, Jorma Jokiniemi, VTT TechnicalResearch Centre of Finland, Fine Particles,Espoo, Finland; Riitta Zilliacus, MaijaLipponen, Tommi Kekki, VTT TechnicalResearch Centre of Finland, AccidentManagement, Espoo, Finland; JormaJokiniemi, University of Kuopio, Departmentof Environmental Sciences, Kuopio, Finland(p.654)

3G212:00

MOMENT METHOD FOR ESTIMATINGMICRO-GRAVITY SMOKE PARTICLE SIZEPARAMETERS, THOMAS CLEARY, NationalInstitute of Standards and Technology,Gaithersburg, MD; Claudia Rexfort,Universitat, Duisburg-Essen, Duisburg,Germany; George Mulholland, University ofMaryland, College Park, MD; David Urban,NASA Glenn Research Center, Cleveland,OH; Jiann Yang, National Institute ofStandards and Technology, Gaithersburg,MD; Zen-guang Yuan, NASA Glenn ResearchCenter, Cleveland, OH (p.656)

3G222:00

CHANGES IN AEROSOL PROPERTIESDURING SPRING-SUMMER PERIOD INTHE ARCTIC TROPOSPHERE, ANN-CHRISTINE ENGVALL, Radovan Krejci,Department of Meteorology University ofStockholm , Sweden; Renate Treffeisen,Alfred-Wegener-Institut für Polar- undMeeresforschung, Potsdam, Germany; JohanStröm, Department of Applied EnvironmentalScience - Air pollution Laboratory, Universityof Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden; AndreasMinikin, Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- undRaumfahrt, Institut für Physik derAtmosphäre, Wessling, Germany; AndreasHerber, Alfred-Wegener-Institut für Polar- undMeeresforschung, Bremerhaven, Germany(p.657)

3G232:00

SIMULATION OF THE AGGLOMERATIONAND BREAKUP OF AGGLOMERATES IN ARANDOM SYMMETRIC SHEAR FLOW,YASMINE AMMAR (1,2), Mike Reeks (1),David Swailes (1), Abdel Dehbi (2), (1) Schoolof Mechanical and Systems Engineering,University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, (2)Paul Scherrer Institute, Department ofNuclear Energy and Safety ResearchDepartment, Laboratory forThermohydraulics, Villigen, Switzerland(p.659)

3G242:00


THE EFFECTS OF PRIMARY PARTICLESIZE, INITIAL GEOMETRIC STANDARDDEVIATION, AND MORPHOLOGICALSHAPES OF AGGLOMERATES ONBROWNIAN COAGULATION OF FRACTAL-LIKE AGGLOMERATES IN THE FREEMOLECULAR REGIME, KI-JOON JEON andChang-Yu Wu, University of Florida,Gainesville, FL (p.661)

3G252:00

COAGULATION BEHAVIOR OF ZINCOXIDE AEROSOLS GENERATED BYLASER ABLATION, MASASHIMATSUMURA, Mevlut Bulut, Renato P.Camata, University of Alabama atBirmingham, Birmingham, AL (p.663)

3G262:00

AGGREGATION OF AEROSOLS IN ARARIFIED GAS MEDIUM , FLINT PIERCE,Amit Chakrabarti, Chris Sorensen, KansasState University, Manhattan, KS (p.665)

3G272:00

BACKWARD-IN-TIME INTEGRATION OFTHE COAGULATION EQUATION, MANUELALONSO, Francisco Jose Alguacil, NationalCenter for Metallurgical Research (CSIC),Madrid, Spain; Patricio Navarro, University ofSantiago, Santiago, Chile; Yoshiyuki Endo,Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd., Osaka, Japan(p.667)

3G282:00

ON ACOUSTIC ORTHOKINETICCOAGULATION OF MICRON-SIZEDPARTICLES, Peter Vainshtein, SAMUELLEKHTMAKHER, Michael Shapiro, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel(p.669)

3G292:00

AEROSOL RADIATIVE FORCING STUDIESAT DIFFERENT TYPES OF SITES, T.ZIELINSKI, Institute of Oceanology, PAS,Poland, K. Markowicz, University of Warsaw,Poland, G. Chourdakis, Raymetrics S. A.,Greece, N. Mihalopoulos, University of Crete,Greece, B. Pflug, DLR - German AerospaceCenter, Germany, A. Rozwadowska, Instituteof Oceanology, PAS, Poland(p.671)

3G302:00

3H Indoor Aerosols-I (Poster)

Jana Kesavan, Jacky Rosati, ChairsGarden Court West

PASSING AIRBORNE SILVERNANOPARTICLES GENERATED FROMTHE ELECTRIC FURNACE THROUGH THEFILTER SYSTEM AS AN ANTIMICROBIALMETHOD AGAINST S. EPIDERMISBIOAEROSOLS, BYUNG UK LEE,Department of Mechanical Engineering,Konkuk University, Seoul, Korea; Gwi-NamBae, Sun Hwa Yun, Korea Institute of Scienceand Technology (KIST), Seoul, Korea; Jun HoJi, Digital Appliance R&D Center, SamsungElectronics, Suwon, Korea (p.772)

3H12:00

SIMULTANEOUS REMOVAL OFBIOAEROSOLS AND MVOCS BY METALPLATED ACTIVATED CARBON FIBERFILTER, Ki Young Yoon, Jeong Hoon Byeon,Jae Hong Park, Byung Ju Ko, Chul Woo Park,Jungho Hwang, Yonsei University (School ofMechanical Engineering) ; Hee Seung Yoon,Seung Kon Ryu, Chungnam NationalUniversity (School of Chemical Engineering)(p.773)

3H22:00

ANTIMICROBIAL EFFECT OF AIRBORNESILVER NANOPARTICLES GENERATEDBY THE ATOMIZER AGAINST B. SUBTILISBIOAEROSOLS, Ki Young Yoon, JeongHoon Byeon, Jae Hong Park, Jungho Hwang,Yonsei University (School of MechanicalEngineering); Gwi Nam Bae, Korea Instituteof Science and Technology (HazardousSubstances Research Center); Byung UkLee, Konkuk University (Department ofMechanical Engineering); Jun Ho Ji,Samsung Electronics (Digital Appliance R&DCenter) (p.774)

3H32:00

CFD APPLICATION IN BIOAEROSOLSAMPLING CYCLONE DESIGN, SHISHANHU and Andrew R. McFarland, AerosolTechnology Lab, Department of MechanicalEngineering, Texas A&M University, CollegeStation, TX; John S. Haglund, AppliedResearch Laboratories, University of Texas,Austin, TX (p.775)

3H42:00


ULTRAFINE PARTICLE PENETRATIONINTO 8 RESIDENCES NEAR A MAJORDIESEL EMISSION SOURCE, XiaodongZhou, Timothy R. McAuley, Peter A. Jaques,ANDREA R. FERRO, Clarkson University,Potsdam, NY (p.777)

3H52:00

PERSONAL, RESIDENTIAL AND CENTRALSITE PM MASS CONCENTRATIONSASSOCIATED WITH THE DETROITEXPOSURE AND AEROSOL RESEARCHSTUDY (DEARS) , RONALD WILLIAMS, AlanVette, Carry Croghan, Carvin Stevens, PaulJones, US Environmental Protection Agency,Research Triangle Park, NC; JonathanThornburg, Charles Rodes, RTI International,Research Triangle Park, NC (p.780)

3H72:00

INDOOR AND OUTDOORMEASUREMENTS OF THE SURFACEAREA OF PARTICLES DEPOSITED IN THEHUMAN LUNGS USING THE TSI MODEL3550 NANOPARTICLE SURFACE AREAMONITOR, Andrea Polidori, MohammadArhami, Constantinos Sioutas, University ofSouthern California, CA; Manisha Singh, TSIIncorporated, MN. (p.781)

3H82:00

THE EFFECTS OF RETROFITTINGINSULATION ON DOMESTIC INDOOR AIRQUALITY IN NEW ZEALAND, Guy Penny,GUY COULSON, National Institute of Waterand Atmospheric Research, Auckland, NewZealand; Ian Colbeck, Zaheer Al Nasar,University of Essex, Colchester, UK (p.783)

3H92:00

PM2.5 EXPOSURES CHEMICALLYCHARACTERIZED BY FUNCTIONALGROUP: RIOPA STUDY RESULTS, ADAMREFF, Barbara Turpin, Department ofEnvironmental Sciences, Rutgers University,New Brunswick, NJ; Clifford P. Weisel,Junfeng (Jim) Zhang, Environmental andOccupational Health Sciences Institute,Piscataway, NJ; Maria Morandi, ThomasStock, School of Public Health, University ofTexas, Houston, TX; Steven Colome,Integrated Environmental Sciences, Irvine,CA; Arthur Winer, Environmental ScienceEngineering, University of California, LosAngeles, CA; (p.784)

3H112:00

USE OF AN EXPANDED RECEPTORMODEL FOR PERSONAL EXPOSUREANALYSIS IN URBAN SCHOOLCHILDRENWITH ASTHMA, WEIXIANG ZHAO, Philip K.Hopke, Department of Chemical Engineeringand Center for Air Resources Engineeringand Science, Clarkson University, PO Box5708, Potsdam, NY 1369, USA, Erwin W.Gelfand, Nathan Rabinovitch, National JewishMedical and Research Center, Denver, CO80206, USA (p.786)

3H122:00

STUDY OF PERSONAL-INDOOR-AMBIENTFINE PARTICULATE RELATIONSHIPSAMONG SCHOOL COMMUNITY IN MIXEDURBAN-INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENT ININDIA, Shamsh Pervez, School of Studies inChemistry, Pt. Ravishankar Shukla University,Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India, YASMEENPERVEZ, Department of ENgineeringChemistry, Chhatrapati Shivaji Institute ofTechnology, Durg, Chhattisgarh, India,Nilima Gadkari, Government V.Y.T.Autonomous College, Durg, Chhattisgarh,India (p.788)

3H132:00

SECONDARY AEROSOL FORMATIONINITIATED BY CHEMICAL REACTIONS ININDOOR AIR - CHAMBER STUDIES WITHMIXTURES OF OZONE AND EMISSIONSFROM INDOOR TERPENE SOURCES, ERIKNILSSON, Joakim Pagels, Lund University,Lund, Sweden; Linda Pommer, UmeåUniversity, Umeå, Sweden (p.789)

3H142:00

A COMPARISON OF THE OXIDATIONPRODUCTS AND SECONDARY ORGANICAEROSOL FORMATION POTENTIAL OF D-LIMONENE AND AN OFF-THE-SHELFCLEANING PRODUCT CONTAINING D-LIMONENE, SETH EBERSVILLER, KennethSexton, Elizabeth Naess; University of NorthCarolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC, USA(p.791)

3H152:00


EFFECT OF METAL CONTENT ONEMISSIONS CHARACTERISTICS FROMBURNING INCENSE, Chi-Ru Yang, Ta-Chang Lin, Department of EnvironmentalEngineering National Cheng Kung University,Taiwan, Feng-Hsiang Chang Department ofInformation Management, Tzu Hui Institute ofTechnology, Taiwan (p.794)

3H172:00

DEVELOPMENT OF A POWER-FREESMOKELESS ASHTRAY , FENG-YUCHIANG AND Chih-Chieh Chen, NationalTaiwan University, Taipei, Taiwan; Sheng-Hsiu Huang, Institute of Occupational Safetyand Health, Taipei, Taiwan; Yu-Mei Kuo,Chung Hwa College of Medical Technology,Tainan, Taiwan; Wen-Yinn Lin, NationalTaipei University of Technology, Taipei,Taiwan; Tzu-Ting Yang, Yuanpei Institute ofScience and Technology, Hsin-Chu, Taiwan.(p.796)

3H182:00

CHARACTERIZATION OF ULTRAFINEPARTICLE EMISSIONS FROM HOT AIRBLOWERS, Michel B. ATTOUI (p.798)

3H192:00

REAL-TIME NUMBER SIZE DISTRIBUTIONMEASUREMENT, AND DENSITYESTIMATION OF INDOOR AIR PARTICLESUSING AN ELPI AND A CPC. , HENNATUOMENOJA, Erkki Lamminen, ElinaNieminen, Ari Ukkonen, Dekati Ltd., Tampere,Finland (p.800)

3H202:00

A TWO-STAGE CYCLONE USINGMICROCENTRIFUGE TUBES FORBIOAEROSOL SAMPLING , WILLIAMLINDSLEY, Detlef Schmechel, Bean Chen,National Institute for Occupational Safety andHealth, Morgantown, WV, USA (p.801)

3H212:00

PARTICLE DEPOSITION VELOCITYALONG AN ISOTHERMAL HORIZONTALPLATE, C.B. Huang, C.S. Lin, S.C. WANG,C.H. Huang, Yuan Ze University, Taiwan,ROC. (p.803)

3H222:00

ESTIMATING INDOOR CONCENTRATIONSOF OUTDOOR PARTICULATE MATTERUSING REGIONAL AIR QUALITY ANDBUILDING LEAKAGE INFORMATION,Susanne Hering, Aerosol Dynamics Inc.,Berkeley, CA, USA, Melissa Lunden, MarcFischer, Tom Kirchstetter, Tracy Thatcher,Nancy Brown, Lawrence BerkeleyLaboratories, Berkeley, CA, USA (p.805)

3H232:00

A MODEL FOR PARTICLERESUSPENSION DUE TO HUMANWALKING, XINYU ZHANG, Jing Qian,Goodarz Ahmadi, Andrea Ferro, ClarksonUniversity, Potsdam, NY (p.807)

3H242:00

GENERATION AND CHARACTERIZATIONOF ALLERGEN-LOADED MICROSPHERES,Heather M. Martin, Patricia M. Fritz, Lupita D.Montoya, Civil and EnvironmentalEngineering Department, RensselaerPolytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, Daniel L.Hershey, Division of Air Resources, New YorkState Dept. of Environmental Conservation,Rensselaer NY, USA.

3H252:00

Monday 3:40 PM - 4:00 PMCoffee BreakGreat River Ballroom, Garden Courts East &West

Monday 4:00 PM - 5:20 PMSession 44A PM-10 & PM-2.5 Characterization-III

(Platform)

George Allen, Paolo Prati, ChairsMinnesota Ballroom

SOURCE PROFILES BY X-RAYFLUORESCENCE ANALYSIS ANDPOSITIVE MATRIX FACTORIZATION,PAOLO PRATI, Federico Mazzei, Universityof Genova & INFN, Dept. of Physics, IT SilviaNava, University of Firenze & INFN, Dept. ofPhysics, IT; Alessandra D'Alessandro,Gianluigi Valli, Roberta Vecchi, University ofMilan and INFN, General and Applied PhysicsInstitute, (p.1124)

4A14:00


MORPHOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATIONOF PM10 FOR SOURCEAPPORTIONMENT, CARLO GRASSI,Leonardo Tognotti, Department of ChemicalEngineering, University of Pisa, Pisa, Italy(p.1126)

4A24:20

CAN CONTINUOUS TECHNIQUESCORRECT FOR FRM FILTER ERRORSAND PROVIDE HOURLYRECONSTRUCTED FINE MASS? , ROGERL. TANNER, Solomon T. Bairai, Myra L.Valente, Environmental Technologies,Tennessee Valley Authority, Muscle Shoals,AL (p.1128)

4A34:40

CHARACTERIZATION OFCARBONACEOUS AEROSOL IN PM2.5 INTHE EASTERN UNITED STATES , MEIZHENG, Meiyu Dong, Armistead G. Russell,Georgia Insitute of Technology, Atlanta, GA;James J. Schauer, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI; Eric S. Edgerton,Atmospheric Research & Analysis, Inc., Cary,NC (p.1129)

4A45:00

4B Nucleation Field Studies (Platform)

Kari Lehtenin, ChairCapitol Ballroom

AEROSOL PARTICLE GROWTH EVENTSDURING ICARTT 2004 AT APPLEDOREISLAND, LYNN RUSSELL, Amewu Mensah,Scripps Institution of Oceanography, La Jolla,CA; Roland von Glasow, Susanne Pechtl,University of Heidelberg, Heidelberg,Germany; Jochen Stutz, University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, CA;William Keene, University of Virginia,Charlottesville, VA; Ruth Varner, BarkleySive, Alex Pszenny, University of NewHampshire, Durham, NH (p.1605)

4B14:00

THE ROLE OF SULPHURIC ACID IN NEWPARTICLE FORMATION AND GROWTHFROM 1 TO 3 NM: ANALYSIS OFCORRELATIONS AND POSSIBLENUCLEATION MECHANISMS, Sanna-LiisaSihto, Markku Kulmala, University of Helsinki,Department of Physical Sciences, Helsinki,Finland; Veli-Matti Kerminen, FinnishMeteorological Institute, Climate and GlobalChange, Helsinki, Finland; Frank Arnold,Atmospheric Physics Division, Max-PlanckInstitute for Nuclear Physics (MPIK),Heidelberg, Germany; Ari Laaksonen,University of Kuopio, Department of AppliedPhysics, Kuopio, Finland; KARI E. J.LEHTINEN, University of Kuopio and FinnishMeteorological Institute, Kuopio Unit, Finland(p.1607)

4B24:20

FORMATION AND GROWTH OFULTRAFINE PARTICLES IN BEIJING,CHINA, BIRGIT WEHNER, Stefan Bauer,Wolfram Birmili, Alfred Wiedensohler, Leibniz-Institute for Tropospheric Research, Leipzig,Germany; Zhijun Wu2, Min Hu2, 2DepartmentState Key Joint Laboratory of EnvironmentalSimulation and Pollution Control, College ofEnvironmental Sciences, Peking University,Beijing, P. R. China; Miikka Dal Maso, TuukkaPetäjä, Markku Kulmala, Division ofAtmospheric Sciences, Department ofPhysical Sciences, University of Helsinki,Finland (p.1609)

4B34:40


FORMATION AND GROWTH OFATMOSPHERIC AEROSOL PARTICLES,Markku Kulmala, Hanna Vehkamäki1, GenrikMordas, Tuukka Petäjä, Tiia Grönholm, LauriLaakso1, Anne Hirsikko, Pasi P. Aalto, AncaGaman, Ilona Riipinen, Kaarle Hämer,Department of Physical Sciences, Universityof Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland, Wolfram Birmili,Institute for Tropospheric Research, Leipzig,Germany, Veli-Matti Kerminen, FinnishMeteorological Institute, Helsinki, Finland,Kari E.J. Lehtinen, Finnish MeteorologicalInstitute and University of Kuopio, Kuopio,Finland, Ari Laaksonen, University of Kuopio,Paul Winkler, and Paul E. Wagner, Institut fürExperimentalphysik, Universität Wien, Wien,Austria (p.1611)

4B45:00

4C Complex Material Synthesis (Platform)

Sheldon Davis, Mansoo Choi, ChairsGovernors 1 & 5

SYNTHESIS OF COATED IRON OXIDENANOPARTICLES USING FLAME METHODAND PROTEIN ATTACHMENT , KIMIN JUN,Sangsun Yang, Mansoo Choi, Seoul NationalUniversity, Seoul, Korea (p.18)

4C14:00

PREMIXED FLAME DEPOSITION OFNANOSTRUCTURED ANATASE-TIO2FILMS FOR PHOTOACTIVATEDPROCESSES, ELIJAH THIMSEN and PratimBiswas, Washington University, Saint Louis,MO (p.19)

4C24:20

TARGETED DEPOSITION OF AUAEROSOL NANOPARTICLES ONVERTICAL NANOWIRES FOR CREATIONOF NANOTREES, Kora Bayer, Kimberly A.Dick, KNUT DEPPERT, Solid State Physics,Lund University, Lund, Sweden; Thomas J.Krinke, TSI GmbH, Aachen, Germany (p.21)

4C34:40

NANOPARTICLE GENERATION ANDDEPOSITION SYSTEM FOR A LARGESUBSTRATE AND ITS APPLICATION TOCANBON NANOTUBE GROWTH FORFUTURE ELECTRONIC DEVICES,SHINTARO SATO, Mizuhisa Nihei, AtsushiMimura, Akio Kawabata, Daiyu Kondo, YujiAwano, Fujitsu Limited, Atsugi, Japan (p.23)

4C45:00

4D Indoor Aerosols-II (Platform)

Mark Sippola, Jana Kesavan, ChairsGovenors 2 - 4

AIRBORNE OZONE FOR INACTIVATIONOF VIRUS-CONTAINING AEROSOLS ,CHUN-CHIEH Tseng, Chih-Shan Li,Graduate Institute of Environmental Health,College of Public Health, National TaiwanUniversity, Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C. (p.809)

4D14:00

DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL-SIZED NANOPARTICLE GENERATOR ASAN ANTIMICROBIAL DEVICE, Jun-Ho Ji,Hyung-Su Noh,Digital Appliance R&D Center,Samsung Electronics,Suwon,Korea, Jae-HeeJung, Hyun-Cheol Oh, Sang-Su Kim, Dept. ofMechanical Engineering, Korea AcademyInstitute of Science and Technology, Deajeon,Korea, Byung-Uk Lee, Gwi-Nam Bae,Research Center, Korea Institute of Scienceand Technology, Seoul, Kora,(p.810)

4D24:20

REDUCTION OF AEROSOL EXPOSURE ININDOOR ENVIRONMENTS: ROLE OFDIFFERENT MECHANISMS, SERGEY A.GRINSHPUN, Atin Adhikari, Takeshi Honda,Taekhee Lee, Kiyoun Kim and TiinaReponen, Center for Health-Related AerosolStudies, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati,Ohio, USA (p.811)

4D34:40

THE BIOAEROSOLS ASSOCIATED WITHAIR-CONDITIONED BEDROOMS DURINGSUMMER NIGHTS, JESSICA Y. W. CHENG,Environmental Engineering Program, HongKong University of Science and Technology,Clear Water Bay, Hong Kong, Frances K. M.Kwan and Arthur P. S. Lau, Institute for theEnvironment, Hong Kong University ofScience and Technology, Clear Water Bay,Hong Kong (p.812)

4D45:00


4E Laboratory Study of Organic Reactions-II (Platform)

Sergey Nizkorodov, Eladio Knipping, ChairsWabasha Suite

LABORATORY STUDIES OFPHOTOCHEMICAL PROCESSING OFSECONDARY ORGANIC AEROSOLPARTICLES, SERGEY A. NIZKORODOV,Jiho Park, Maggie L. Walser, Anthony L.Gomez, Joelle S. Underwood, Xiang Pan,Robert Benningsdorf, and Ashley R. Russell,University of California at Irvine, Irvine, CA(p.1485)

4E14:00

THE REACTIONS OF UNSATURATEDFATTY ACIDS AEROSOL WITH OZONE:PRODUCTS FORMATION ANDHYGROSCOPIC PROPERTIES OF THEPROCESSED AEROSOL , OLGA VESNA,Staffan. Sjogren, Ernest Weingartner, KonradStemmler, Heinz W. Gäggeler, MarkusAmmann, Paul Scherrer Institut, Switzerland;Markus Kalberer, Swiss Federal Institute ofTechnology Zurich, Switzerland (p.1486)

4E24:20

OZONOLYSIS OF UNSATURATED FATTYACIDS: PRODUCT FORMATION ANDCHANGES IN HYGROSCOPICITY, ALEXKING YIN LEE, Chak K. Chan, Hong KongUniversity of Science and Technology, HongKong (p.1488)

4E34:40

AEROSOL FLOW TUBE/FT-IR (AFT-FT): ANEW METHOD TO STUDY THEHETEROGENEOUS CHEMISTRY OFAEROSOLS, CINDY DEFOREST HAUSER,Shari Barnett, Jamie Ferguson, CatherineWilliams and G. Steve Tolson, DavidsonCollege, Davidson, NC (p.1490)

4E45:00

4F Nucleation Experiments-I (Platform)

Barbara Wyslouzil, Motoaki Adachi, ChairsKellogg Suite

TUNABLE DIODE LASER ABSORPTIONSPECTROSCOPY STUDY OF CH3CH2OD/D2O BINARY NUCLEATION IN ASUPERSONIC LAVAL NOZZLE , SHINOBUTANIMURA, Barbara E. Wyslouzil, The OhioState University, Columbus, OH; MarkZahniser, Joanne Shorter, David Nelson,Barry McManus, Aerodyne Research Inc.,Billerica, MA (p.1613)

4F14:00

OBSERVATION OF NUCLEATION OFORGANIC VAPOURS BYNANOPARTICLES ALREADY ATPARTICLE SIZES WELL BELOW THEKELVIN PREDICTION, PAUL M. WINKLER,Gerhard Steiner, Georg P. Reischl, AronVrtala, Paul E. Wagner, University of Vienna,Vienna, Austria; Anca I. Gaman, HannaVehkamäki, Markku Kulmala, University ofHelsinki, Helsinki, Finland (p.1615)

4F24:20

ION MOBILITY CHANGES INDIFFERENTIAL MOBILITY ANALYZER ATVARIOUS HUMIDITY, Natsuko Yokoyama,Motoaki Adachi, Osaka PrefectrureUniversity, Osaka, JAPAN (p.1617)

4F34:40

WATER DROPLET NUCLEATION ANDGROWTH IN SUPERSONIC FLOWS,BARBARA WYSLOUZIL, The Ohio StateUniversity, Columbus, OH; Gerald WilemskiUniversity of Missouri – Rolla, Rolla MO;Reinhard Strey, Universität zu Köln, Köln,Germany (p.1618)

4F45:00

4G Elemental and Organic CarbonAtmospheric Aerosols-I (Poster)

Chartes Stainier, Liaquat Husain, ChairsGarden Court East

INVESTIGATION OF CARBONACEOUSAEROSOL BEHAVIOR AT TWOLOCATIONS IN NEW YORK STATE ,RAMYA SUNDER RAMAN and Philip K.Hopke, Department of Chemical Engineeringand Center for Air Resources Engineeringand Science, Clarkson Univeristy, Potsdam,NY (p.1492)

4G14:00


APPLICABILITY OF AN ELECTROSTATICCARBON AEROSOL PARTICLEGENERATOR TO VOCS REMOVAL, JeongHoon Byeon, Jae Hong Park, Ki Young Yoon,Byung Ju Ko, Jungho Hwang, YonseiUniversity (School of MechanicalEngineering); Jun Ho Ji, Samsung ElectronicsCo., Ltd. (Division of digital appliancenetwork) (p.1494)

4G24:00

COMPARISON OF ELEMENTAL CARBON(EC) AND BLACK CARBON (BC)MEASUREMENTS DERIVED BY THERMO-OPTICAL AND FILTER-BASED LIGHTTRANSMISSION TECHNIQUES AT NORTHATLANTIC, FILIPE BARATA, Paulo Fialho,Departamento de Ciências Agrárias,Universidade dos Acores, Portugal; CasimiroPio, Departamento de Ambiente eOrdenamento, Universidade de Aveiro,Portugal. (p.1496)

4G34:00

TEMPORAL-SPATIAL DISTRIBUTION OFPARTICULATE MATTER ANDCARBONACEOUS MATERIAL IN AMEGACITY, PASQUALE AVINO, MaurizioManigrasso, ISPESL, Rome, Italy (p.1497)

4G44:00

CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OFAMBIENT AEROSOL ORGANICS WITHHIGH TIME RESOLUTION USING THEPHOTOIONIZATION AEROSOL MASSSPECTROMETER (PIAMS), MatthewDreyfus, Murray V. Johnston, University ofDelaware, Newark, DE (p.1500)

4G64:00

QUANTITATIVE UNCERTAINTY INTHERMAL-OPTICAL ANALYSIS OFCARBONACEOUS PARTICLES , POONAMBOPARAI, Tami Bond, Department of Civiland Environmental Engineering, University ofIllinois at Urbana-Champaign, IL (p.1502)

4G74:00

FIELD AND SMOG CHAMBERMEASUREMENTS OF ORGANICAEROSOLS IN SWITZERLAND, M. RAMIALFARRA, Andre S.H. Prevot, JiscaSandradewi, Jonathan Duplissy, AxelMetzger, Josef Dommen, Ernest Weingartner,Urs Baltensperger, Laboratory of AtmosphericChemistry, Paul Scherrer Institut, Villigen,Switzerland (p.1505)

4G94:00

APPLICATION OF THE VOLATILITY-TDMATECHNIQUE TO DETERMINE THENUMBER SIZE DISTRIBUTION OFEXTERNALLY MIXED SOOT PARTICLES ,ANNA FREY, Finnish Meteorological Institute,Helsinki, Finland; Birgit Wehner, Diana Rose,Thomas Müller, Alfred Wiedensohler, Leibniz-Institute for Tropospheric Research, Leipzig,Germany (p.1507)

4G104:00

REFLECTANCE OF PM10 AND PM2.5FILTERS AS AN INDICATOR OFCOMBUSTION-RELATED PARTICLEEMISSIONS, IN CENTRAL ATHENS,GREECE., M. Constantopoulou, G. Grivas, V.Kanouta, A. Chaloulakou, School ofChemical Engineering, National TechnicalUniversity of Athens,Greece; P.Kassomenos, Department ofAstrogeophysics, Faculty of Physics,University of Ioannina, Greece. (p.1508)

4G114:00

COMPARISON BETWEEN TOT AND TGA/FT-IR CARBON MEASUREMENTS, PaolaFermo, Andrea Piazzalunga, Fabiola Martino,Department of Inorganic, Metallorganic andAnalytical Chemistry, University of Milan;ROBERTA VECCHI, Gianluigi Valli,Alessandra D’Alessandro, Institute of AppliedGeneral Physics, University of Milan,(p.1510)

4G124:00

SECONDARY ORGANIC AEROSOLFORMATION IN METROPOLITANATLANTA GEORGIA, RODNEY WEBER,Amy Sullivan, Rick Peltier, Chris Hennigan, A.(Ted) Russell, Bo Yan, Mei Zheng, GeorgiaInstitute of Technology, Atlanta, GA; Joost deGouw, Carsten Warneke, John Holloway,NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory,Boulder, CO; Elliot Atlas, University of Miami,Miami, FL; Eric Edgerton, AtmosphericResearch and Analysis, Inc., Cary, NC(p.1512)

4G134:00

DISTRIBUTION OF DIFFERENT POLARITYSPECIES IN PARTICULATE MATTERFROM DIFFERENT SOURCES, JOSEFBERANEK, Ty Lahren, Irina Smoliakova,Alena Kubatova, Department of Chemistry,University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, ND(p.1513)

4G144:00


TOWARDS THE DEVELOPMENT OF ABLACK CARBON STANDARD FOREVALUATING THERMAL-OPTICALANALYSIS METHODS AND OTHERINSTRUMENTS THAT MEASURE BLACKCARBON AND LIGHT ABSORPTION,THOMAS W. KIRCHSTETTER, LawrenceBerkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA(p.1515)

4G154:00

TD-GCMS ANALYSIS OF ONE YEAR OFDAILY PM2.5 SAMPLES FROM THE ST.LOUIS – MIDWEST SUPERSITE, REBECCAJ. SHEESLEY, James J. Schauer, MinSukBae, Environmental Chemistry andTechnology Program, University ofWisconsin, Madison, WI; Jeff DeMinter, MarkMieritz, Wisconsin State Laboratory ofHygiene, University of Wisconsin, Madison,WI; Jay R. Turner, Department of ChemicalEngineering, Washington University, St.Louis, MO (p.1519)

4G184:00

CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OFORGANIC AEROSOLS DURING AN ACUTEWINTER INVERSION, MARK ERUPE, PhilipSilva, Utah State University, Logan, UT(p.1520)

4G194:00

SIZE-RESOLVED EMISSIONS OFORGANIC TRACERS FROM LIGHT- ANDHEAVY-DUTY VEHICLES MEASURED IN ACALIFORNIA ROADWAY TUNNEL, HARISHC. PHULERIA, Michael D. Geller, Philip M.Fine, Constantinos Sioutas, University ofSouthern California, Los Angeles, CA(p.1521)

4G204:00

THE SIZE DISTRIBUTION OF PMEMISSION FROM POWER PLANTS INBEIJING, YIYUN BO, BEIJING MUNICIPALINSTITUTE OF LABOR PROTECTION(p.1524)

4G224:00

ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OFPARTICULATES EMITTED FROMRUBBER-WOOD BURNING IN RUBBERSMOKED SHEET PRODUCTION INTHAILAND, PERAPONG TEKASAKUL,Surajit Tekasakul, Thitiworn Choosong,Prince of Songkla University, Hat Yai,Songkhla, Thailand; Masami Furuuchi, YoshioOtani, Shinji Tsukawaki, Tsuyoshi Jinno,Takahiro Murase, Kanazawa University,Kanazawa, Japan (p.1526)

4G234:00

SIZE-RESOLVED QUANTIFICATION OFPOLYCYCLIC AROMATICHYDROCARBONS AND LUBRICATING OILTRACERS FORM LIGHT-DUTY GASOLINEAND HEAVY-DUTY DIESEL VEHICLES,SARAH RIDDLE, Michael Robert, ChrisJakober, and Michael Kleeman, University ofCalifornia at Davis. Davis CA (p.1528)

4G244:00

DIESEL VEHICLE EMISSIONS INTHAILAND: PM2.5 MASS, COMPOSITION,AND LIGHT ABSORPTION, RSUBRAMANIAN, Tami C Bond, University ofIllinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA; WorraratThiansathit, Nguyen Thi Kim Oanh, AsianInstitute of Technology, Thailand; KG Duleep,EEA, Inc.; Ittipol Paw-armart, PollutionControl Department, Thailand; EkbordinWinijkul, PADCO, Inc. (p.1529)

4G254:00

EFFECT OF FUEL SULPHUR CONTENTAND CONTROL TECHNOLOGY ON PMEMISSIONS FROM SHIP’S AUXILIARYENGINE, ABHILASH NIGAM, William Welch,J.Wayne Miller, David R. Cocker III,Department of Chemical and EnvironmentalEngineering and College of Engineering,Center for Environmental Research andTechnology, UC Riverside, Riverside, CA(p.1531)

4G264:00

DELIQUESCENCE ANDCRYSTALLIZATION OF AQUEOUSORGANIC-INORGANIC PARTICLES ANDAQUEOUS INORGANIC PARTICLESCONTAINING SOOT INCLUSIONS, MatthewParsons, Atul Pant, Daniel Knopf and ALLANBERTRAM, Department of Chemistry,University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC(p.1532)

4G274:00


PAHS CONCENTRATIONS ON THEROADSIDE IN SEOUL, Su-Mi Park, Hyun-Chul Jin, GWI-NAM BAE, Korea Institute ofScience and Technology, Seoul, Korea(p.1533)

4G284:00

IDENTIFICATION AND ESTIMATION OFATMOSPHERIC AEROSOL MAINCOMPONENTS: HIT THE TARGET BYMEANS OF A SINGLE ANALYTICALMETHOD, Paola Fermo, Andrea Piazzalunga,Fabiola Martino, Department of Inorganic,Metallorganic and Analytical Chemistry,University of Milan; ROBERTA VECCHI,Gianluigi Valli, Alessandra D’Alessandro,Institute of Applied General Physic, Universityof Milan (p.1534)

4G294:00

REDUCTION OF PCDDF EMISSION BYTHE ACTIVATED CARBON INJECTION INZINC OXIDE PLANT, HSING-WANG LI,Wen-Jhy Lee, Department of EnvironmentalEngineering, Sustainable EnvironmentResearch Center, National Cheng KungUniversity,Tainan, Taiwan; Guo-Ping Chang-Chien, Department of Chemical Engineering,Cheng-Shiu University,Kaohsiung, Taiwan;Kuen-Thyr Yang, Taiwan Steel Union COLTD, Chang-Hua, Taiwan (p.1536)

4G304:00

COMPOSITION EFFECTS ON SECONDARYORGANIC AEROSOL (SOA)PARTITIONING: CMAQ MODULEDEVELOPMENT AND INITIALEVALUATION , Xinlian Chang, VanderbiltUniversity, Nashville, TN; FRANK M.BOWMAN, University of North Dakota, GrandForks, ND (p.1538)

4G314:00

VOC PRECURSORS AND SECONDARYAEROSOLS IN THE SOUTHEASTERNUNITED STATES, G. M. HIDY, Envair/Aerochem., Placitas, NM; C. L. Blanchard,Envair, Albany, CA; E. Edgerton, ARA,Inc.,Raleigh, NC; R. A. Rassmussen, OregonHealth & Science University, Beaverton, OR;A. Russell, Georgia Institute of Technology,Atlanta, GA (p.1539)

4G324:00

A NEW AEROSOL MODEL FORINVESTIGATING INTERACTIONSBETWEEN AEROSOL MIXING STATE,SEMIVOLATILE ORGANIC PARTITIONING,AND COAGULATION , Jin Lu, VanderbiltUniversity, Nashville, TN; FRANK M.BOWMAN, University of North Dakota, GrandForks, ND (p.1540)

4G334:00

SECONDARY ORGANIC AEROSOLFORMATION FROM THE REACTION OFAMMONIA AND GAS-PHASE ORGANICACIDS PRODUCED FROM OZONOLYSIS,KWANGSAM NA, Chen Song, CameronSwitzer, David R. Cocker III, Bourns Collegeof Engineering - Center for EnvironmentalResearch and Technology (CE-CERT),University of California, Riverside, CA(p.1541)

4G344:00

4H Urban & Regional Air Quality (Poster)

James Schauer, Masami Furuuchi, ChairsGarden Court West

SIZE DISTRIBUTION AND NUMBERCONCENTRATION OF AMBIENTNANOPARTICLE IN DIFFERENT AREA OFHSINCHU, TAIWAN, TZU-MING CHEN,HungMin Chein, Hsin-Chen Yeh, Chun-ChaoHuang, Jau-Yo Huang, Li-Yeh Hsu,Environmental Health Technology Division,Energy & Environment ResearchLaboratories, Industrial Technology ResearchInstitute, TAIWAN (p.1697)

4H14:00

EFFECTS OF PILE CONFIGURATIONSAND WIND CONDITIONS ON AEROSOLEMISSIONS FROM COAL STOCKPILES,BADR THERESE, Jean-Luc Harion, Ecoledes Mines de Douai, France (p.1699)

4H24:00

TRANSFER OF POLYCHLORINATEDDIBENZO-P-DIOXINS ANDDIBENZOFURANS FROM AMBIENT AIR TOBANYAN LEAVES , LONG-FULL LIN, Wen-Jhy Lee, Chia-Yang Hung, Department ofEnvironmental Engineering, National ChengKung University, Tainan, Taiwan; Guo-PingChang-Chien, Department of ChemicalEngineering, Cheng-Shiu University,Kaohsiung, Taiwan (p.1701)

4H34:00


USE OF STATISTICAL TOOLS TODESCRIBE THE INFLUENCE OFANTHROPOGENIC SOURCES ANDMETEOROLOGICAL PARAMETERS ONTHE TEMPORAL VARIATIONS OF PM10 INA MULTI-INFLUENCED COASTAL SITE,Juliette Rimetz, Esperanza Perdrix, SophieSOBANSKA, Claude Brémard (p.1703)

4H44:00

THE ROLE OF ISOPRENE IN SECONDARYORGANIC AEROSOL FORMATION: A 1-YEAR 3-D REGIONAL MODELSIMULATION AND EXAMINATION, YANGZHANG, Jian-Ping Huang, North CarolinaState University, Raleigh, NC; Daven K.Henze and John H. Seinfeld, CaliforniaInstitute of Technology, Pasadena, CA(p.1705)

4H54:00

CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL POLLUTIONOF FRESH SNOW, ALEXANDER S.SAFATOV, Galina A. Buryak, Irina S.Andreeva, Sergey E. Olkin, Irina K.Reznikova, Federal State Research Institution«State Research Center of Virology andBiotechnology «Vector», Koltsovo,Novosibirsk region, Russia; Marina P.Shinkorenko, Olga V. Shuvaeva and Boris S.Smolyakov, Institute of Inorganic Chemistry,SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia (p.1707)

4H64:00

INTERNAL MIXING OF POLLUTANTS WITHASIAN MINERAL DUST PARTICLESOBSERVED IN JAPAN, JUN MATSUMOTO,Masahiro Narukawa, Kenshi Takahashi,Yutaka Matsumi, STEL, Nagoya University,Toyokawa, Japan; Akihiro Yabushita, HoribaLtd., Kyoto, Japan; Atsushi Shimizu, IchiroMatsui, Nobuo Sugimoto, NIES, Tsukuba,Japan (p.1709)

4H74:00

REGIONAL AEROSOL OPTICAL DEPTHDISTRIBUTION DERIVED BY CMAQMODEL SIMULATION UNDER SIBERIANFOREST FIRE EMISSION, HEE-JIN IN, YongPyo Kim, Ewha Womans Univerisy, Seoul,Korea (p.1710)

4H84:00

DAYTIME RESOLVED ANALYSIS OFPOLYCYCLIC AROMATICHYDROCARBONS IN URBAN AEROSOLSAMPLES – IMPACT OF SOURCES ANDMETEOROLOGICAL CONDITIONS,MARTIN SKLORZ, Jürgen Schnelle-Kreis,Yongbo Liu, Jürgen Orasche,RalfZimmermann, GSF – National ResearchCentre for Environment and Health, and BIfAGmbH - Bavarian Institute of AppliedEnvironmental Research and Technology,and University of Augsburg, Germany(p.1712)

4H94:00

SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS AND SIZE-RESOLVED CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OFPARTICLES OBSERVED DURINGSUMMER AND WINTER IN A SMALLURBAN SETTING AND IN SUMMER AT AMOUNTAINTOP SITE, DEREK MONTAGUE,Mariya Petrenko, Wiesje Mooiweer, MarkWeitz, Terry Deshler, University of Wyoming,Laramie, WY (p.1714)

4H104:00

CAMX SIMULATIONS OF WET AND DRYDEPOSITION OF PARTICULATE NITRATE,NITRIC ACID AND AMMONIA ALONGCOLORADO’S FRONT RANGE, MICHAELBARNA, Kristi Gebhart, Bret Schichtel,National Park Service; Marco Rodriguez,Colorado State UniversitY (p.1716)

4H114:00

LONG-TERM SEMI-CONTINUOUSMEASUREMENT OF PM2.5 MASS,SULFATE AND CARBON AT RURAL ANDURBAN SITES IN NEW YORK STATE ,JAMES SCHWAB, Min-Suk Bae, KennethDemerjian, Atmospheric Sciences ResearchCenter, University at Albany, State Universityof New York, Albany, NY; Oliver Rattigan,Henry D. Felton, New York State Departmentof Environmental Conservation, Albany, NY(p.1717)

4H124:00

PM10 SPATIAL DISTRIBUTIONASSESSMENT AND MAPSRECONSTRUCTION OVER TUSCANY,ITALY, CARLO GRASSI, Beatrice Barlettani,Leonardo Tognotti, Department of ChemicalEngineering, University of Pisa, Pisa, IT(p.1719)

4H134:00


PMF ANALYSIS OF A LARGE DATASETOF ORGANIC MOLECULAR MARKERS INPITTSBURGH, PA, MANISHSHRIVASTAVA, Allen L. Robinson,Department of Mechanical Engineering,Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh,15217, PA, USA; Wolfgang F. Rogge,Department of Civil and EnvironmentalEngineering, Florida International University,Miami, FL, USA (p.1721)

4H144:00

CHARACTERISTICS OF AIR POLLUTANTSIN ANGKOR MONUMENTS AREA,CAMBODIA, M. Furuuchi, T. Murase and M.Hata, Graduate School of Natural Scienceand Technology, Kanazawa University,Kanazawa 920-1192, Japan; S. Tsukawaki,Institute of Nature and EnvironmentalTechnology, Kanazawa University, Kanazawa920-1192, Japan; P. Hang, Department ofWater and Forestry, APSARA, Siem Reap,Cambodia; S. Sieng, Department of Geology,Ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy,Phnom Penh, Cambodia (p.1723)

4H154:00

ANALYSIS OF A STRONG SAHARANDUST EVENT IN THE CARIBBEAN FROMSUN AERONET PHOTOMETER, PM10 ANDBACK-TRAJECTORIES DATA , JACKMOLINIE, Sandra Jacoby-Koaly, Rose-HelenPetit, Tony Feuillard, Laboratoire de Physiquede l'Atmosphere Tropicale, University Antilles-Guyane, Guadeloupe (p.1725)

4H164:00

MODEL FOR SIMULATING AEROSOLINTERACTIONS AND CHEMISTRY(MOSAIC), RAHUL ZAVERI, Richard Easter,Jerome Fast, William Gustafson, LeonardPeters, Pacific Northwest NationalLaboratory, Richland, WA (p.1727)

4H174:00

MEASUREMENT OF PM2.5 ANDULTRAFINE PARTICLES AROUNDROADSIDE IN SUBURBAN AREA , KazuhikoSekiguchi, Masahiro Yasuhara, NobuyukiIshikawa, Kazuhiko Sakamoto, SaitamaUniversity, Saitama, Japan; Norikazu Namiki,Yoshio Otani, Kanazawa University, Ishikawa,Japan (p.1728)

4H184:00

SIZE SEGREGATED CHEMICALCOMPOSITION OF PARTICLES EMITTEDFROM COAL-FIRED POWER PLANT,JANJA TURŠIČ, Irena Grgić, BoštjanPodkrajšek,Miroslav Kovačevič, Laboratoryfor Analytical Chemistry, National Institute ofChemistry, Hajdrihova 19, SI-1000 Ljubljana,Slovenia; Axel Berner, Institute forExperimental Physics University of Vienna,Boltzmanngasse 5, A-1090, Vienna, Austria;Igor Čuhalev, Janez Jamšek, ElectroinstituteMilan Vidmar, Hajdrihova 2, SI-1000Ljubljana, Slovenia (p.1730)

4H194:00

CHARACTERIZATION OF AEROSOL INTHE PO VALLEY, ITALY, DURING THEADRIEX CAMPAIGN. , JONATHANCROSIER, James D. Allan, Keith Bower,Hugh Coe, Paul I. Williams, School of Earth,Atmospheric and Environmental Science,University of Manchester, UK; Eleanor J.Highwood, Jolene Cook, Department ofMeteorology, University of Reading, UK;James M. Haywood, Simon R. Osborne, MetOffice, Exeter, UK; Douglas R. Worsnop,John T. Jayne, Aerodyne Research Inc,Billerica, MA; Jose L. Jimenez, University ofColorado, Boulder, CO (p.1732)

4H204:00

DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGY FORPM10 EMISSION FACTORS ON FIELDMEASUREMENTS AND PREDICTIONSFOR ALMOND INDUSTRY, Teresa Cassel,KRYSTYNA TRZEPLA-NABAGLO, PaulWakabayashi and Robert Flocchini, CrockerNuclear Laboratory, University of California,Davis, CA (p.1733)

4H214:00

HIGH-RESOLUTION MODELLING OFATMOSPHERIC POLLUTION BYAEROSOLS IN THE IBERIAN PENINSULA:ANNUAL CYCLE SIMULATIONS, PedroJiménez, Oriol Jorba, BarcelonaSupercomputing Center – Centro Nacional deSupercomputación (BSC-CNS) EarthSciences Division, Barcelona, Spain, MaríaGonçalves and José M. Baldasano,Environmental Modelling Laboratory,Technical University of Catalonia (LMA-UPC),Barcelona,Spain (p.1735)

4H224:00


Monday 5:30 PM - 7:00 PMAAAR General Business MeetingGAeF General Business MeetingMinnesota Ballroom

Monday 7:00 PM - 8:00 PMExhibitor ReceptionGreat River Ballroom, Garden Courts East &West

Tuesday 8:00 AM - 9:20 AMPlenary

Gilmore Sem, ChairMinnesota Ballroom

PLENARY 2. INDOOR AEROSOLS: DO WENEED MORE DATA OR MORE SCIENCE? ,Lidia Morawska,Professor, School of Physicaland Chemical Sciences, QueenslandUniversity of Technology, Brisbane, Australia(p.771)

8:00

MARIAN SMOLUCHOWSKI AWARD,presented by Rheinhard Niessner

9:00

KENNETH T. WHITBY AWARD, presentedby David Leith

Tuesday 9:00 AM - 3:30 PMExhibits OpenGreat River Ballroom

Tuesday 9:20 AM - 11:00 AMPoster Viewing with Continental Breakfastfor Sessions 1 - 6Great River Ballroom, Garden Courts East &West

Tuesday 11:00 AM - 12:40 PMSession 5

5A Urban Aerosol Sources (Platform)

Philip Hopke, ChairMinnesota Ballroom

AREA OF INFLUENCE ANALYSIS FORPM2.5 COMPONENTS, SERGEY L.NAPELENOK, Yongtao Hu, Armistead G.Russell, Department of Civil andEnvironmental Engineering, Georgia Instituteof Technology, Altanta, GA, USA, FlorianHabermacher, L'Ecole PolytechniqueFédérale de Lausanne, Lausanne,Switzerland, Farhan H. Akhtar, Departmentof Earth and Atmospheric Sciences, GeorgiaInstitute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, USA(p.1737)

5A111:00

MODELING SOURCE CONTRIBUTIONS TOULTRAFINE PARTICLE NUMBERCONCENTRATIONS MEASURED INROCHESTER, NY, DAVID OGULEI, PhilipHopke, Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY;David Chalupa, Mark Utell, University ofRochester Medical Center, Rochester, NY.(p.1739)

5A211:20

EFFECTS OF SOURCE PROXIMITY ONRESIDENTIAL OUTDOORCONCENTRATIONS OF PM2.5 AND ITSCARBONACEOUS COMPONENTS,ANDREA POLIDORI, Barbara Turpin, YelenaNaumova, Steven Eisenreich, Qing Yu Meng,William Cui, Robert Giovanetti, RutgersUniversity, NJ; Jaymin Kwon, Clifford Weisel,Environmental and Occupational HealthSciences Institute, NJ (p.1741)

5A311:40

POSITIVE MATRIX FACTORIZATION (PMF)ANALYSIS OF MOLECULAR MARKERMEASUREMENTS TO QUANTIFY THESOURCES OF ORGANIC AEROSOLS ,JEFFREY JAECKELS, Min-Suk Bae, JamesSchauer, Environmental Chemistry andTechnology, University of Wisconsin-Madison(p.1743)

5A412:00

2006 International Aerosol Conference: Final Program (as of 9/7/2006 ) Tuesday

5B Organic Aerosol Characterization(Platform)

Mohammed Jaoui, M. Zheng, ChairsCapitol Ballroom

MEASUREMENTS OF GAS-PARTICLEPARTITIONING OF REAL AND MODELCOMBUSTION AEROSOLS AT NEAR-AMBIENT CONCENTRATIONS, ANDREWGRIESHOP, Allen Robinson, Carnegie MellonUniversity, Pittsburgh, PA (p.1543)

5B111:00

SEASONAL ESTIMATION OF ORGANICMASS TO ORGANIC CARBON FROMPM2.5 FILTER SAMPLES AT RURAL ANDURBAN LOCATIONS IN NEW YORKSTATE, MIN-SUK BAE, Kenneth L.Demerjian, and James J. Schwab;Atmospheric Sciences Research Center,University at Albany, State University of NewYork, Albany, New York, USA (p.1547)

5B211:20

EVAPORATIVE LIGHT SCATTERING: ANOVEL QUANTIFICATION METHOD FORHUMIC-LIKE SUBSTANCES (HULIS) INORGANIC AEROSOLS , ChristianEmmenegger, Alain Reinhardt, RenatoZenobi, MARKUS KALBERER, ETH Zurich,Zurich, Switzerland (p.1549)

5B311:40

FORMATION OF SECONDARY ORGANICAEROSOL FROM IRRADIATED MIXTURESOF ISOPRENE, A-PINENE, AND TOLUENEWITH NOX AND SO2, MOHAMMED JAOUI,Alion Science and Technology, ResearchTriangle Park, NC; Tadeusz E. Kleindienst,Michael Lewandowski, John H. Offenberg,Edward O. Edney, National ExposureResearch Laboratory, U.S. EnvironmentalProtection Agency, Research Triangle Park,NC; Jason D. Surratt, John H. Seinfeld,California Institute of Technology, Pasadena,CA (p.1551)

5B412:00

5C Methods of Aerosol Synthesis(Platform)

Michael Zachariah, Timothy Ward, ChairsGovernors 1 & 5

FOCUSED PARALLEL PATTERNING OFCHARGED AEROSOLS , H. Kim, J. Kim , H.Yang , J. Suh, T. Kim, B. Han, S. Kim, D. S.Kim, P.V. Pikhitsa and M. Choi, SeoulNational University, Seoul, Korea (p.25)

5C111:00

OPTIMIZATION OF MULTIPLEXEDMICROFABRICATED ELECTROSPRAYSOURCES TO INCREASE THE FLOWRATE OF MONODISPERSE DROPLETS,Weiwei Deng (1), Christopher M. Waits (2),Nicholas R. Jankowski (2), Bruce R. Geil (2)and Alessandro Gomez (1) (1) Department ofMechanical Engineering, Yale University,9Hillhouse Ave., New Haven, CT 06520, USA(2) Army Research Laboratory, 2800 PowderMill Rd., Adelphi, MD 20783, USA (p.26)

5C211:20

SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS OF IRON OXIDENANOPARTICLES IN THE MICROWAVEPLASMA DISCHARGE PROCESS BYPARTICLE MASS SPECTROMETRY ANDBY TRANSMISSION ELECTRONMICROSCOPY, HANNS-R. PAUR, W.Baumann, B. Thekedar, H. Seifert;Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe, Institut fürTechnische Chemie, Karlsruhe, Germany(p.28)

5C311:40

NANOSTRUCTURED POROUS PARTICLESBY SELF ASSEMBLY AND PHASESEPARATION IN AEROSOL DROPLETS,Shailendra Rathod, TIMOTHY L. WARD,University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, NM(p.30)

5C412:00

SIMULATIONS OF NANOPARTICLEGROWTH AND TRANSPORT IN APLASMA, Sarah Warthesen, STEVENGIRSHICK, Department of MechanicalEngineering, University of Minnesota,Minneapolis, MN (p.222)

5C512:20


5D Indoor Aerosols-III (Platform)

Andrea Ferro, Jacky Rosati, ChairsGovenors 2 - 4

INDOOR-OUTDOOR RELATIONSHIPS,TRENDS AND CARBONACEOUSCONTENT OF FINE PARTICULATEMATTER DURING THE CHAPS STUDY,Mohammad Arhami, Andrea Polidori,Constantinos Sioutas, University of SouthernCalifornia, CA; Ralph Delfino, University ofCalifornia, Irvine, CA (p.814)

5D111:00

ASSESSMENT OF PERSONAL EXPOSUREOF URBAN YOUTH IN CHICAGO TOMETALS IN PM2.5, DANIEL O'CONNELL,Peter Scheff, Serap Erdal, University ofIllinois at Chicago, School of Public Health,Division of Environmental & OccupationalHealth Sciences, 212 West Taylor Street,Chicago, IL, USA (p.816)

5D211:20

INDOOR-OUTDOOR AEROSOLS:EXPERIMENTS AND MODELSIMULATIONS, KAARLE HÄMERI, EijaVartiainen, Finnish Institute of OccupationalHealth and University of Helsinki, Helsinki,Finland; Rauno Holopainen, Marko Björkroth,Juha Jokisalo, Jarek Kurnitski, Olli Seppänen,Helsinki University of Technology, Laboratoryof Heating Ventilating and Air-Conditioning,Helsinki, Finland; Mika Vuolle, SIY;Sisäilmatieto Oy (FiSIAQ), Finland; AimoTaipale, Ilpo Kulmala, Matti Lehtimäki,Technical Research Centre of Finland,Industrial Systems, Tampere, Finland;MerjaHautamäki, Arto Voutilainen, Pertti Pasanen,Univesity of Kuopio, Kuopio, Finland (p.817)

5D311:40

OZONE REMOVAL BY PARTICLES ONHVAC FILTERS, Ping Zhao, JEFFREYSIEGEL, Richard Corsi, CAEE, University ofTexas, Austin, TX (p.818)

5D412:00

5E Secondary Organic Aerosol Formation-I(Platform)

Spyros Pandis, ChairWabasha Suite

SECONDARY ORGANIC AEROSOLFORMATION FROM LIMONENEOZONOLYSIS: NOX CONCENTRATIONAND UV RADIATION EFFECT, JieyuanZhang, Kara E. Huff-Hartz, Ravi K. Pathak,and NEIL M. DONAHUE, Center forAtmospheric Particle Studies, CarnegieMellon University, Pittsburgh, PA, 15213,USA (p.1553)

5E111:00

SECONDARY ORGANIC AEROSOLFORMATION AND CHEMICAL SPECIATIONFOR THE CYCLOHEXENE/OZONESYSTEM IN THE PRESENCE OF WATERVAPOR AND INORGANIC SALTS ,BETHANY WARREN, Quentin G.J. Malloy,Lindsay D. Yee, David R. Cocker III (p.1554)

5E211:20

THE ROLE OF THE VOLATILE CARBONYLGLYOXAL IN THE FORMATION OFSECONDARY ORGANIC AEROSOL , RainerVolkamer, Kerri Denkenberger, Kim Prather,Mario Molina, University of California SanDiego; Ken Docherty, Jose Jimenez,University of Colorado; Paul Ziemann,University of California Riverside (p.1556)

5E311:40

OZONOLYSIS OF ß-PINENE ANDLIMONENE: ROLE OF INORGANIC SEEDS,OZONE AND TEMPERATURE ON SOAYIELDS, RAVI KANT PATHAK, Kara E. H.Hartz, Neil M. Donahue, and Spyros N.Pandis, Carnegie Mellon University,Pittsburgh, PA (p.1557)

5E412:00

5F Nucleation Experiments-II (Platform)

Markku Kulmala, Paul Wagner, ChairsKellogg Suite

ARGON CONDENSATION IN ASUPERSONIC NOZZLE APPARATUS ,SOMNATH SINHA,Barbara E. Wyslouzil,Department of Chemical and Bio-molecularEngineering,The Ohio State University,Columbus,OH (p.1620)

5F111:00


USING DISCRIMINANT ANALYSIS AS ANUCLEATION EVENT CLASSIFICATIONMETHOD, SANTTU MIKKONEN, AmarHamed, Ari Laaksonen, University of Kuopio,Kuopio, Finland; Kari E. J. Lehtinen, Finnishmeteorological institute, Kuopio, Finland(p.1622)

5F211:20

HOMOGENEOUS NUCLEATION KINETICSMEASUREMENTS IN SUPERSATURATEDVAPORS OF N-BUTANOL, THEINFLUENCE OF TOTAL PRESSURE,ANTTI-PEKKA HYVÄRINEN, HeikkiLihavainen, Finnish Meteorological Institute,Helsinki, Finland; David Brus, VladimírŽdímal, Laboratory Aerosol Chemistry andPhysics, Institute of Chemical ProcessFundamentals, Academy of Sciences of theCzech Republic, Prague , Czech Republic(p.1624)

5F311:40

ESTIMATION OF LINE TENSION ANDCONTACT ANGLE FROMHETEROGENEOUS NUCLEATIONEXPERIMENTAL DATA, ANCA IOANAGAMAN, Hanna Vehkamäki, Ismo Napari andMarkku Kulmala, University of Helsinki.Division of Atmospheric Sciences, PaulWinkler, Paul E. Wagner, Institute fürExperimentalphysik, Universität Wien(p.1626)

5F412:00

5G Atmospheric Aerosols: Marine,Tropospheric & Global Effects (Poster)

P. Griffin, Michael Alexander, ChairsGarden Court East

NORTH TAIWAN AEROSOL SUPERSITE,CHUNG-TE LEE, Pang-Wei Chen, NationalCentral University, Jhongli, TAIWAN; CharlesC.-K. Chou, Wei-Nye Chen, Research Centerfor Climate Changes, Academia Sinica,Taipei, TAIWAN (p.1284)

5G211:00

ESTIMATION OF SOURCEAPPORTIONMENT AND POTENTIALSOURCE LOCATION OF PM2.5 INWESTERN US IMPROVE SITES, INJOHWANG, Philip K. Hopke, ClarksonUniversity, Potsdam, NY; Seung-Muk Yi,Seoul National University, Seoul, South Korea(p.1286)

5G311:00

COMPARISON OF PARTICLE LIGHTSCATTERING AND PM2.5 MASS INCENTRAL CALIFORNIA, KIHONG PARK,Department of Environmental Science andEngineering, Gwangju Institute of Scienceand Technology, Gwangju, Korea; Judith C.Chow, John G. Watson, Douglas H.Lowenthal, Norman F. Robinson, Division ofAtmospheric Science, Desert ResearchInstitute, Reno, NV;Karen A. Magliano,California Air Resources, Sacramento, CA(p.1288)

5G411:00

RECEPTOR-MODEL BASED ANALYSIS OFHIGH PARTICULATE-MATTER DAYS INSEVERAL URBAN AND RURAL SITES INGEORGIA IN LIGHT OF THE US-EPAPROPOSED NEW DAILY AMBIENT AIR-QUALITY STANDARD, AMIT MARMUR,Georgia Environmental Protection Division(p.1290)

5G511:00

SIZE-RESOLVED INORGANIC CHEMICALCOMPOSITION OF PM10 IN AN URBANAND INDUSTRIALISED COASTAL SITE ,Juliette Rimetz, Laure Lamaison, LaurentALLEMAN, Esperanza Perdrix, SophieSobanska, Claude Brémard (p.1291)

5G611:00

ASSESSMENT OF AIR QUALITY ON BASISOF PARTICLE MATTER (PM)MEASUREMENT IN NORTH ATLANTIC,FILIPE BARATA, Paulo Fialho, Grupo deQuimica-Fisica da Atmosfera, Dep. deCiencias Agrarias, Universidade dos Acores,Portugal; Casimiro Pio, Dep. de Ambiente eOrdenamento, Universidade de Aveiro,Portugal. (p.1293)

5G711:00

ESTIMATES OF SECONDARY ORGANICCARBON IN PM2.5 FROM THESOUTHEASTERN UNITED STATES , RICKSAYLOR, Atmospheric Research & Analysis,Inc., Snellville, GA; Eric Edgerton,Atmospheric Research & Analysis, Inc., Cary,NC; Benjamin Hartsell, AtmosphericResearch & Analysis, Inc., Plano, TX(p.1294)

5G811:00


SOURCE TRACER IDENTIFICATION INPM10 OF AN URBAN ANDINDUSTRIALIZED COASTAL SITE,DUNKERQUE, NORTHERN FRANCE, LaureLamaison, LAURENT Y. ALLEMAN, JulietteRimetz, Esperanza Perdrix, Jean-ClaudeGalloo, Ecole des Mines de Douai, Douai,France; Antoine Robache, DirectionRégionale de l’Industrie, de la Recherche etde l’Environnement DRIRE Bourgogne, Dijon,France (p.1296)

5G911:00

INVESTIGATING SPATIAL DISTRIBUTIONOF ORIGINS FOR NITRATE ANDSULPHATE IN MIDWESTERN AREAS VIASQTBA AND RTWC, WEIXIANG ZHAO,Philip K. Hopke, Department of ChemicalEngineering and Center for Air ResourcesEngineering and Science, ClarksonUniversity, PO Box 5708, Potsdam, NY 1369,USA (p.1298)

5G1011:00

UTILIZING BACKWARD TRAJECTORIES INMULTILINEAR RECEPTOR MODEL,EUGENE KIM, Philip K. Hopke, ClarksonUniversity, Potsdam, NY; Delbert J. Eatough,Brigham Young University, Provo, UT; DonaldV. Martello, National Energy TechnologyLaboratory, Pittsburgh, PA (p.1300)

5G1111:00

EVIDENCE OF SEED OILS IN FINEPARTICLES FROM THE NEW YORKMETROPOLITAN AREA, MONICA A.MAZUREK, Min Li, Claire Belisle, Departmentof Civil and Environmental Engineering,Rutgers University, Piscataway, NJ, USA;Steve McDow, Human Exposure andAtmospheric Sciences Division, NationalExposure Research Laboratory, U.S. EPA,Research Triangle Park, NC, USA (p.1302)

5G1211:00

STUDY OF POLYCYLCIC AROMATICHYDROCARBON LEVELS TO IDENTIFYPARTICULATE MATTER SOURCES INHANOI, VIETNAM , LUDOVIC BERNAUDAT,Peter Nelson, Macquarie University, Sydney,Australia; Thao Pham, Dung Nghiem, BachKhoa University of Technology, Hanoi,Vietnam (p.1303)

5G1311:00

CHARACTERIZATIONS OF WATERSOLUBLE IONS AND METALS IN THEATMOSPHERIC COARSE AND FINEPARTICULATES COLLECTED NEAR ATRAFFIC SOURCE, WEN-YINN LIN, Instituteof Environmental Engineering andManagement, National Taipei University ofTechnology, Taipei, Taiwan; Shui-Jen Chen,Kuo-Lin Huang, Chih-Chung Lin, Yi-ChuHuang, Department of EnvironmentalEngineering and Science, National PingtungUniversity of Science and Technology,PingTung, Taiwan (p.1304)

5G1411:00

ATOMIC ABSORPTION MASSSPECTROSCOPY OF TOXIC TRACEMETALS OF ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOLSIN RUSTENBURG, SOUTH AFRICA,Nnenesi A. Kgabi, Department of Physics,North-West University, South Africa,Remofilwe T. Mosimaneeng, Department ofChemistry, North-West University, Mmabatho,South Africa, Jacobus J. Pienaar, School ofChemistry and Biochemistry, North-WestUniversity, Potchefstroom, South Africa,Markku Kulmala, Department of PhysicalSciences, University of Helsinki, Helsinki,Finland (p.1306)

5G1511:00

TRACE METAL CONCENTRATIONS INFINE AEROSOL PARTICLES (PM2.5) OFVENICE, LAURA MANODORI, GiuseppaToscano, Ca' Foscari University, Venice, Italy;Andrea Gambaro, Warren R. L. Cairns,Gabriele Capodaglio, Paolo Cescon, Institutefor the Dynamics of Environmental Processes- National Research Council, Venice, Italy(p.1308)

5G1611:00

PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTION OF TRACEELEMENTS AT A COASTAL SITE IN THESOUTH OF ITALY, Francesca Sprovieri, andNicola Pirrone, CNR-Institute for AtmosphericPollution, 87036 Rende, Italy (p.1310)

5G1711:00


MEASUREMENTS OF AEROSOLCHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND OPTICALPROPERTIES IN THE POLLUTED SUMMERMARINE BOUNDARY LAYER , Chelsea A.Corr, Laura D. Cottrell, Luke D. Ziemba,Pieter J. Beckman, Robert W. Talbot,ROBERT J. GRIFFIN, University of NewHampshire, Durham, NH (p.1312)

5G1811:00

PATOS: THE FIRST EXTENSIVE FIELDCAMPAIGN FOR THE AEROSOLCHARACTERISATION IN TUSCANY(ITALY), FRANCO LUCARELLI, MassimoChiari, Silvia Nava, Leonardo Paperetti,Department of Physics and INFN, Universityof Florence, Italy; Silvia Becagli, EmilianoCastellano, Alessandra Cincinelli, AlessandraMannini, Tania Martellini, Luciano Lepri,Roberto Udisti, Department of Chemistry,University of Florence, Italy. (p.1314)

5G1911:00

A PASSIVE SAMPLER TO MEASUREAMBIENT COARSE PARTICULATEMATTER, PM10-2.5, DARRIN OTT, ThomasPeters, Dept. of Occupational andEnvironmental Health, University of Iowa,Iowa City, IA (p.1316)

5G2011:00

IDENTIFICATION OF THE IMPACT OFDUST STORM ON THE AMBIENT PM10CONCENTRATIONS IN SOUTHERNTAIWAN, YEE-LIN WU, Jhih-Siang Jian,Jhong-You Kel, and Chen-Chieh Kuo,Department of Environmental Engineering,National Cheng Kung University, Tainan,Taiwan (p.1317)

5G2111:00

COMPARISON OF PM2.5 CHEMICALSPECIATION RESULTS FOR TEXASSITES, Richard J. Tropp, Steven D. Kohl,Judith C. Chow, John G. Watson, DesertResearch Institute, Reno, NV; JAMES B.FLANAGAN, R.K.M. Jayanty, RTIInternational, Research Triangle Park, NC(p.1319)

5G2211:00

FINE PARTICLES EMISSION PROFILE FORA SECONDARY LEAD RECYCLINGFACILITY IN TAMPA, FL BASED ONHIGHLY TIME-RESOLVED MULTI-ELEMENT TRACERS MEASUREMENTS,Matthew Landis, US Environmental ProtectionAgency, Office of Research & Development,Research Triangle Park, NC; John Ondov,Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry,University of Maryland, College Park, MD;Robert K Stevens, Florida Department ofEnvironmental Protection, on assignment toUS EPA, Research Triangle Park, NC(p.1320)

5G2311:00

SOURCES OF FINE PARTICULATESPECIES IN AMBIENT AIR OVER LAKECHAMPLAIN BASIN, VERMONT, AMY E.GILDEMEISTER, Philip K. Hopke, EugeneKim, Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY; NingGao, Kira Krumhansl, Katherine Lafferty, St.Lawrence University, Canton, NY; Richard L.Poirot ,Department of EnvironmentalConservation, Vermont Agency of NaturalResources, Waterbury, VT (p.1322)

5G2411:00

PM2.5 ORGANIC SPECIATIONINTERCOMPARISON RESULTS, Stephen R.McDow, Human Exposure and AtmosphericSciences Division, EPA, Research TrianglePark, NC; Michele M. Schantz, Stephen A.Wise, National Institute of Standards andTechnology, Gaithersburg, MD; JoellenLewtas, Dept. of Environmental andOccupational Health Sciences, University ofWashington, Seattle, WA (p.1324)

5G2511:00

DIRECT THERMAL DESORPTION GC/MSMETHOD FOR ANALYSIS OFMONOCARBOXYLIC ACIDS IN PM2.5 ANDPM10-2.5 SAMPLES, ARDHENDU S.SHANNIGRAHI, Mattias Hallquist, Dept. ofChemistry, Atmospheric Science, GöteborgUniversity, Göteborg; Sarka Langer, SPSwedish National Testing & ResearchInstitute, Boras; Magnus Hagström, SaraJanhäll, Dept. of Chemistry, AtmosphericScience, Göteborg University, Göteborg(p.1325)

5G2611:00


A NEW INSTRUMENT FOR SIZE-SEGREGATED, NEAR REAL-TIMEVOLATILITY CHARACTERIZATION OFFINE AND COARSE PARTICLES ,KRISHANU BANERJEE, Sang-Rin Lee,Thomas Holsen, Suresh Dhaniyala, ClarksonUniversity, NY (p.1327)

5G2711:00

SOURCE IDENTIFICATION AND HEALTHEFFECT OF PM2.5 IN SEOUL, KOREA,JONGBAE HUH, HyunSun Kim, Seung-HeeKim, Yong-Seok Seo, DoMyung Paek,Seung-Muk Yi, Seoul National University,Seoul, Korea; Philip K Hopke, ClarksonUniversity, Potsdam, NY, USA (p.1330)

5G2911:00

CHARACTERIZATION OF MAJORCHEMICAL CONSTITUENTS OF PM2.5 INSEOUL, KOREA, HYUNSUN KIM, Jong-BaeHuh, Seung-Hee Kim, Yong-Seok Seo,DoMyung Paek, and Seung-Muk Yi, SeoulNational University, Seoul, Korea (p.1332)

5G3011:00

SAMPLING AND CHARACTERIZATION OFPM2.5 AND PM10 IN PUNE, INDIA , AjayOjha, AQM Cell, Pune Municipal Corporation,Pune, India; Nitin Goyal, Rashmi S. Patil,VIRENDRA SETHI, CESE, Indian Institute ofTechnology – Bombay, India; Rakesh Kumar,NEERI, Mumbai Zonal Laboratory, India.(p.1334)

5G3111:00

SEASONAL VARIATION OF CHEMICALCOMPOSITION OF SIZE-SEGREGATEDAEROSOLS ABOVE THE EASTERNMEDITERRANEAN, E. Koulouri, P. Zarbas,N. Mihalopoulos, Department of Chemistry,Environmental Chemistry Processeslaboratory, University of Crete, 71409,Heraklion, Greece , S. Saarikoski, T.Mäkelä2, R. Hillamo, Finnish MeteorologicalIinstitute, Air Quality Research, POB 503, FI-00101, Helsinki, Finland , Markku Kulmala,Department of Physical Sciences, Universityof Helsinki, POB 64, FI-00014, Helsinki,Finland (p.1336)

5G3211:00

MONITORING OF PARTICULATE MATTERPM10 AND PM2.5 IN URBAN AREAS INMITROVICA, Afrim Syla, Agron Veliu(p.1337)

5G3311:00

THE QUANTITATIVE RELATIONSHIPBETWEEN VISIBILITY AND MASSCONCENTRATION OF PM2.5 IN BEIJING,Zhang Yuan-hang, Shao Min, State Joint KeyLaboratory of Environmental Simulation andPollution Control, College of EnvironmentalSciences, Peking University;Liu Xu-lin, BeijingMeteorological Information and NetworkCenter (p.1339)

5G3411:00

VERTICAL PROFILES OF AEROSOLSUSING UNMANNED AERIAL VEHICLES ,CE Corrigan, V Ramanathan, MV Ramana, DKim, and G Roberts, Scripps Institution ofOceanography

5G3511:00

5H PM-10 & PM-2.5 Characterization-IV(Poster)

P. Adams, ChairGreat River Ballroom

BLACK CARBON (BC) AND DUST MASSCONCENTRATIONS MEASURES AT NORHATLANTIC FREE TROPOSPHERE, FILIPEBARATA, Paulo Fialho, Grupo de QumicaFisica da Atmosfera, Departamento deCiencias Agrarias, Universidade dos Acores,Portugal (p.1131)

5H111:00

MODELING PARTICLE DRY DEPOSITIONTO A FOREST CANOPY USING THESTEADY STATE DIFFUSION EQUATION ,FREDI BIRSAN, Sara Pryor (p.1132)

5H211:00

AEROSOL NUCLEATION IN ATMOSPHEREOF BACKGROUND REGIONS OF SIBERIA,VALERY ZAGAYNOV, Alex Lushnikov, YuryBiryukov, Karpov Institute of PhysicalChemistry, Moscow RUSSIA, TamaraKhodzher, Vladimir Obolkin, VladimirPotyemkin, Lyudmila Golobokova, IrinaMarinayte, Limnological Institute SB RAS,Irkutsk, RUSSIA, Artash Aloyan, Institute ofNumerical Mathematics RAS, Moscow,RUSSIA, Richard Aromoto, University of NewMexoco, NM, USA, Julia Lyubovtseva,Geophysical Center, Moscow, RUSSIA(p.1134)

5H311:00


ALL YEAR-ROUND AEROSOL SAMPLINGAT DOME C, CENTRAL EASTANTARCTICA: FIRST RESULTS OF THE2004-2005 CAMPAIGN AND SCIENTIFICACTIVITY CARRYING ON IN THEPRESENT 2005-06 CAMPAIGN , RobertoUdisti, Silvia Becagli, Emiliano Castellano,Omar Cerri, Alessandra Mannini, AndreaMorganti, Emanuele Salvietti, Mirko Severi,Rita Traversi, Chemistry Department,University of Florence, Italy; Franco Lucarelli,Silvia Nava, Physics Department, and INFN,University of Florence, Italy; Federica Marino,DISAT, University of Milano–Bicocca, Italy(p.1136)

5H411:00

CHEMICAL AND PHYSICALCHARACTERIZATION OF SIZE-SEGREGATED SUMMER AEROSOL INCOASTAL AND INNER AREAS OFANTARCTICA AND ATMOSPHERE/SNOWTRANSFER STUDIES., Rita Traversi, SilviaBecagli, Emiliano Castellano, Omar Cerri,Alessandra Mannini, Andrea Morganti,Emanuele Salvietti, Mirko Severi, RobertoUdisti, Chemistry Dept. University ofFlorence, Italy; Franco Lucarelli, Silvia Nava,Physics Dept., University of Florence, INFN,Italy; Federica Marino, DISAT, University ofMilano-Bicocca, Italy. (p.1138)

5H511:00

VOLCANIC AEROSOLS FROM THE 2006MT. AUGUSTINE ERUPTION, CATHERINECAHILL, Jonathan Dehn, GeophysicalInstitute, University of Alaska Fairbanks,Fairbanks, AK; Thomas Cahill, David Barnes,DELTA Group, Department of ChemicalEngineering and Material Science, Universityof California at Davis, Davis, CA, USA(p.1140)

5H611:00

EVALUATION OF TROPOSPHERICAEROSOL MICROPHYSICS SIMULATIONSUSING ASSIMILATED METEOROLOGYAND FIELD CAMPAIGN OBSERVATIONS ,WIN TRIVITAYANURAK, Peter J. Adams,Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA(p.1141)

5H711:00

COMPONENT ANALYSIS OF ORGANICAEROSOLS IN URBAN, RURAL, ANDREMOTE ATMOSPHERES BASED ONAEROSOL MASS SPECTROMETRY , QIZHANG, Atmospheric Science ResearchCenter, State University of New York, Albany,NY, 12203, USA; Jose-Luis Jimenez, KatjaDzepina, Edward Dunlea, Kenneth Docherty,Dept. Chemistry and CIRES, University ofColorado-Boulder, CO, USA; James Allan, M.Rami Alfarra, Paul Williams, Hugh Coe, KeithBower, School of Earth, Atmospheric andEnvironmental Science, University ofManchester, Manchester, UK; ManjulaCanagaratna, Timothy Onasch, John Jayne,Douglas Worsnop, Aerodyne Research Inc,Billerica, MA, USA; Akinori Takami, TakaoMiyoshi, Shiro Hatakeyama, National Institutefor Environmental Studies, Tsukuba, Ibaraki,Japan; Akio Shimono, Sanyu Plant ServiceCo., LTD., Kanagawa, 229-1132 Japan; SilkeWeimer, PSI, Switzerland; Ken Demerjian,Atmospheric Science Research Center, StateUniversity of New York, Albany, NY, USA;Frank Drewnick, Max Planck-Mainz,Germany; Nobu Takegawa, Yukata Kondo,University of Tokyo, Japan; Ann Middlebrook,NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory,Boulder, USA; and Roya Bahreini, NOAAESRL/Chemical Sciences Division & CIRESUSA (p.1143)

5H811:00

SIMULATING SECONDARY ORGANICAEROSOL (SOA) FORMATIONASSOCIATED WITH BIOGENIC VOCEMISSIONS IN A GLOBAL ATMOSPHERICGENERAL CIRCULATION MODEL, ARIASMI, Risto Makkonen, Markku Kulmala,University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland;Hannele Korhonen, Simo Järvenoja, PetriRäisänen, Veli-Matti Kerminen, HeikkiJärvinen, Finnish Meteorological Institute,Helsinki, Finland; Harri Kokkola, KariLehtinen, University of Kuopio, Kuopio,Finland (p.1145)

5H911:00


DEVELOPMENT OF THE COASTALAEROSOL MODEL, GENNADY KALOSHIN,Sergey Shishkin, Institute of AtmosphericOptics, Tomsk, Russia ; Jacques Piazzola,Institute of Engineering Sciences,Toulon,France; Sergey Serov, Tomsk University ofControl Systems and Radio Electronics,Tomsk, Russia (p.1147)

5H1111:00

SEASONAL PATTERN OF ATMOSPHERICLOAD AND CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OFSIZE SEGREGATED (PM10, PM2.5 ANDPM1.0) AEROSOL SAMPLES COLLECTEDALL YEAR ROUND (JUNE 04-JUNE05) ATLAMPEDUSA ISLAND, Silvia Becagli,Emiliano Castellano, Alessandra Mannini, ,Mirko Severi, Damiano M. Sferlazzo, RitaTraversi, Roberto Udisti, Dept of Chemistry,University of Florence, Italy; Carlo Bommarito,Francesco Monteleone, ENEA, Climatelaboratory, Palermo, Italy; Franco Lucarelli,Silvia Nava, Department of Phyisic, Universityof Florence and INFN, Florence, Italy;Federica Marino, DISAT, University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy (p.1148)

5H1211:00

SPATIAL VARIABILITY OF LOAD ANDCHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF SIZE-SEGREGATED AEROSOL COLLECTED INTHE WESTERN MEDITERRANEANDURING 2004 AND 2005 MEDGOOSCRUISES, Alessandra Mannini, SilviaBecagli, Emiliano Castellano, Mirko Severi,Rita Traversi, Roberto Udisti, Department ofChemistry, University of Florence; FrancoLucarelli, Silvia Nava, Department of Physics,University of Florence and INFN, Italy;Federica Marino, DISAT, University of Milano-Bicocca, Italy; Massimiliano Pasqui, LaMMA,CNR IBIMET, Sesto F.no (Florence), Italy(p.1150)

5H1311:00

SPRAY PRODUCTION OF SEA-SALTPARTICLES OVER THE OPEN OCEAN ,MARILE COLON-ROBLES, Robert Rauber,University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,Urbana, IL; Jorgen Jensen, David Rogers,Stuart Beaton, National Center forAtmospheric Research, Boulder, CO (p.1152)

5H1411:00

AEROSOL DATA AVAILABLE FROM THEATMOSPHERIC SCIENCE DATA CENTER ,Linda A Hunt, Nancy A. Ritchey, AtmosphericScience Data Center, NASA LangleyResearch Center, Hampton, VA (p.1153)

5H1511:00

AIRBORNE MEASUREMENTS OFPARTICLES FROM BIOMASS BURNING INNORTHERN TERRITORY, AUSTRALIA,ZORAN RISTOVSKI, Arinto Wardoyo, LidiaMorawska,Milan Jamriska, Graham Johnson,International Laboratory for Air Quality andHealth, Queensland University of Technology,Brisbane, Australia; Stephen Carr, DefenceScience and Technology Organisation,Edinburgh, South Australia, Australia(p.1155)

5H1611:00

FORMATION OF AEROSOL PARTICLES INTHE BOREAL FOREST OF SIBERIA INRUSSIA, EIJA VARTIAINEN, Finnish Instituteof Occupational Health, Helsinki, University ofHelsinki, Helsinki, Markku Kulmala, MikaelEhn, University of Helsinki, Sanna Kuokka,Risto Hillamo, Veli-Matti Kerminen, MarkusSillanpää, Finnish Meteorological Institute,Helsinki, Andrei I. Skorokhod, Igor B. Belikov,Andrei A. Ralko, Nikolai F. Elansky, ObukhovInstitute of Atmospheric Physics, Moscow(p.1157)

5H1711:00

SUBMICRON AEROSOL SIZEDISTRIBUTIONS AND CLOUDCONDENSATION NUCLEICONCENTRATIONS MEASURED INJEJUDO, KOREA DURING THE ABC-EAREX 2005 , SEONG SOO YUM, GregRoberts, Jong Hwan Kim, Keunyong Song,Dohyeong Kim (p.1158)

5H1811:00


HYGROSCOPIC PROPERTIES OF THEFINE AND COARSE MEDITERRANEANAEROSOL MEASURED ON CRETE INSUMMER 2005, MARIA STOCK, AndreasMassling, Birgit Wehner, Wolfram Birmili,Alfred Wiedensohler, Leibniz-Institute forTropospheric Research, Department ofPhysics, Leipzig, Germany; Stephan Leinert,Environmental Protection Agency, Dublin,Ireland; Nikos Kalivitis, Nikos Mihalopoulus,Department of Chemistry, EnvironmentalChemistry Processes Laboratory, Universityof Crete, Heraklion, Greece (p.1159)

5H1911:00

SOME DETAILS OF ATMOSPHERICNANOAEROSOL DYNAMICS IN THESIBERIAN BOREAL AREA , AnatoliBaklanov, Michael Anisimov, Inastitute ofChemicak Kinetics and Combustion SB RAS,630090, Novosibirsk, Russia, Ol’gaKhutorova, Department of Physics, KazanState University, 420008 Kazan, Russia ,Michael Arshinov, Boris Belan, Institute ofAtmospheric Optics SB RAS, 634055, Tomsk,Russia, Markku Kulmala, Department ofPhysical Sciences, University of Helsinki, FIN-00014, Helsinki, Finland (p.1161)

5H2011:00

SIZE-SEGREGATED MULTICOMPONENTAEROSOL MODEL FOR CLIMATE AND AIRQUALITY STUDIES, HANNELEKORHONEN, Veli-Matti Kerminen, FinnishMeteorological Institute, Helsinki, Finland;Harri Kokkola, Finnish MeteorologicalInstitute, Kuopio, Finland; Kari E. J. Lehtinen,Finnish Meteorological Institute and Universityof Kuopio, Kuopio, Finland (p.1163)

5H2111:00

THE IMPACT OF SHORT-TERM CLIMATEVARIATIONS ON PREDICTED SURFACEOZONE CONCENTRATIONS IN THEEASTERN US 2020 AND BEYOND , Shao-Hang Chu and W. M. Cox, U.S.Environmental Protection Agency, Office ofAir Quality Planning and Standards, ResearchTriangle Park, NC 27711 (p.1164)

5H2211:00

EFFECT OF CLIMATE ON REGIONAL AIRQUALITY IN CALIFORNIA, MICHAEL J.KLEEMAN, University of California at Davis,Davis CA (p.1165)

5H2311:00

MEASUREMENT OF CARBONACEOUSAEROSOL PARTICLE ABSORPTIVIYUSING LASER HEATING , CARY PRESSERand Ashot Nazarian, National Institute ofStandards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MDUSA , Science Applications InternationalCorporation, Vienna, VA USA (p.1166)

5H2411:00

ACTIVE AND PASSIVE REMOTE SENSINGOF ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOL OVERGRANADA, SPAIN. , LUCAS ALADOSARBOLEDAS, Juan Luis. Guerrero-Rascado,Hassan Lyamani, Jaime Elías Gil, Borja Ruiz,Alberto Cazorla and Francisco José Olmo,Grupo de Física de la Atmósfera. CentroAndaluz de Medio Ambiente, Junta deAndalucía Universidad de Granada, Granada,E-18006, Granada, Spain. (p.1167)

5H2511:00

IN-SITU MEASUREMENT OF AEROSOLABSORPTION COEFFICIENT, A.W. Strawa,NASA-Ames Research Center, 95129, MoffettField, CA, USA, T.W. Kirchstetter, LawrenceBerkeley National Laboratory, 95129,Berkeley, CA, USA, A.G. Hallar, NationalResearch Council, 95129, Moffett Field, CA,USA, H.H. Jonsson, Naval PostgraduateSchool, 95129, Monterey, CA, USA (p.1169)

5H2611:00

DABEX-DODO: AN INTRODUCTION TODUST AND BIOMASS BURNING AEROSOLOVER WEST AFRICA, GERARD CAPES,James Allan, Keith Bower, Hugh Coe,Jonathon Crosier, Paul Williams, School OfEarth, Atmospheric and EnvironmentalSciences, University of Manchester,Manchester,UK; E. J. Highwood, C.McConnell, Department of Meteorology,University of Reading, Reading, UK; J.Haywood, Simon Osborne, M. Glew, MetOffice, Exeter, Devon, UK (p.1171)

5H2711:00

PARAMETERIZATION OF CLOUDDROPLET FORMATION ANDAUTOCONVERSION IN LARGE-SCALEMODELS, WEI-CHUN HSIEH, AthanasiosNene, School of Earth and AtmosphericScience, Georgia Institute of Technology,Atlanta, GA (p.1172)

5H2811:00


IMPACTS OF AEROSOLS ON SURFACELAND-ATMOSPHERE INTERACTIONS:SURFACE ENERGY BALANCE, CARBONCYCLE, CONVECTION ANDPRECIPITATION, HSIN-I CHANG,Department of Earth and AtmosphericScience, Purdue University; Dev Niyogi,Department of Agronomy, Purdue University;Lianhong Gu,Division of EnvironmentalSciences, Oak Ridge National Laboratory;Toshi Matsui, Department of AtmosphericSciences, Colorado State University; SurabiMenon, Lawrence Berkeley NationalLaboratory; Roger A. Pielke Sr. University ofColorado, Boulder (p.1175)

5H3111:00

ORGANICS IN PARTICLES IN THE LOWERSTRATOSPHERE AND TROPOPAUSEREGION, DANIEL M. MURPHY, David S.Thomson (p.1176)

5H3211:00

VERTICAL AEROSOL TRANSPORT IN THEMIDDLE ATMOSPHERE: RADIOMETRICPHOTOPHORESIS, ACCOMMODATIONFORCES (GRAVITO-PHOTOPHORESIS)AND VERTICAL STRATOSPHERIC WIND ,SERGEY BERESNEV, Victor Gryazin, LouisaKochneva, Ural State University,Ekaterinburg, Russia (p.1177)

5H3311:00

Tuesday 12:40 PM - 2:00 PMLunch (on your own)

Tuesday 2:00 PM - 3:40 PMSession 66A Cloud & Fog Aerosol Interactions-I

(Platform)

Niku Kivekas, Harry ten Brink, ChairsMinnesota Ballroom

A CCN-CLOSURE-STUDY FOR HULISAEROSOL, Silvia Henning, Tabea Hennig,Alexei Kiselev, Andreas Massling, FrankStratmann, HEIKE WEX, AlfredWiedensohler, Leibniz Institute forTropospheric Research, Leipzig, Germany;Imre Salma, Rita Ocskay, Eötvös University,Institute of Chemistry, Budapest, Hungary(p.1341)

6A12:00

ON THE RATIO OF NITRATE TOSULPHATE IN CCN IN THENETHERLANDS, HARRY TEN BRINK, ReneOtjes, Piet Jongejan, Energy research Centreof the Netherlands (ECN), Petten, TheNetherlands (p.1343)

6A22:20

AEROSOL NUMBER TO VOLUMECONCENTRATION RATIO IN A CLEANCONTINENTAL ATMOSPHERE -SEASONAL VARIATION DURING YEAR2001 AND FACTORS BEHIND IT , NIKUKIVEKÄS, Veli-Matti kerminen, HeikkiLihavainen, Mika Komppula, Yrjö Viisanen,Finnish Meteorological Institute, Helsinki,Finland, Markku Kulmala, University ofHelsinki, Helsinki, Finland (p.1345)

6A32:40

HYGROSCOPIC PROPERTIES OFATMOSPHERIC AND MODEL HUMIC LIKESUBSTANCES (HULIS) , Elad Dinar, IlyaTaraniuk, YINON RUDICH, WeizmannInstitute, Rehovot, Israel, Ellen R. Graber,Volcani Center, Bet Dagan, Israel, TatuAnttila, Thomas F. Mentel, Research CenterJülich, Jülich Germany (p.1347)

6A43:00

UNCERTAINTY IN AEROSOL INDIRECTEFFECT FROM CCN PREDICTIONERRORS: A GLOBAL MODELINGASSESSMENT, RAFAELLA – ELENI P.SOTIROPOULOU, School of Earth andAtmospheric Sciences, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Atlanta, GA; Athanasios Nenes,School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences,Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta,Georgia and School of Chemical andBiomolecular Engineering, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Atlanta, GA (p.1348)

6A53:20


6B Urban and Regional Aerosol-I(Platform)

Jennifer Richmond-Bryant, John Jayne, ChairsCapitol Ballroom

CARBONACEOUS AEROSOLPROCESSING IN MEXICO CITYMETROPOLITAN AREA, TIMOHTY B.ONASCH, Scott Herndon, ManjulaCanagaratna, John Jayne,Douglas R.Worsnop, Charles E. Kolb, AerodyneResearch, Inc, Billerica, MA, USA; BerkKnighton, Montana State University-Bozeman, Bozeman, MT, USA; DaraSalcedo, Universidad Autónoma del Estadode Morelos, Cuernavaca, Morelos, México;Katja Dzepina, Jose Jimenez, University ofColorado at Boulder, Boulder, CO, USA; QiZhang, University of Albany, Albany, NY, USA(p.1745)

6B12:00

THERMAL DESORPTION-PYROLYSISCOUPLED WITH PHOTO IONIZATIONTIME-OF-FLIGHT MASS SPECTROMETRYFOR THE ANALYSIS OF ORGANICCONTENT IN URBAN PARTICULATEMATTER, T. STREIBEL, J. Weh1, S.Mitschke, and R.Zimmermann, AnalyticalChemistry, Institute of Physics, University ofAugsburg, Augsburg, Germany, and Instituteof Ecological Chemistry, GSF - NationalResearch Centre for Environment and Health,Neuherberg, Germany (p.1746)

6B22:20

SIMULTANEOUS MEASUREMENTS OFVERTICAL PROFILES FOR OZONE ANDPARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS WITHINMIXING LAYER, Yee-Lin Wu, Department ofEnvironmental Engineering, National ChengKung University, Tainan, Taiwan; Ching-HoLin, and Chin-Hsing Lai, Departement ofEnvironmental Engineering and Science,Fooyi University, Kaohsiung, Taiwan (p.1747)

6B32:40

DAY-OF-THE-WEEK AND HOUR-OF-THE-DAY TRENDS IN THE MASS ABSORPTIONEFFICIENCY OF ELEMENTAL CARBON INTHE URBAN ATMOSPHERE, DAVID C.SNYDER, James J. Schauer, Department ofCivil and Environmental Engineering,University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison,WI; Matt Spencer, Kimberly A. Prather,Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry,University of California-San Diego, La Jolla,CA (p.1749)

6B43:00

VOLUME SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS OFSOLUBLE PARTICLE MATTER OF THEAEROSOL IN BEIJING, Andreas Massling,Maria Stock, Birgit Wehner, Thomas Tuch,Erika Brüggemann, Thomas Gnauk, HartmutHerrmann, Alfred Wiedensohler, Leibniz-Institute for Tropospheric Research,Department of Physics, Leipzig, Germany;Zhijun Wu, Min Hu, Department State KeyJoint Laboratory of Environmental Simulationand Pollution Control, College ofEnvironmental Sciences, Peking University,Beijing, P. R. China (p.1751)

6B53:20

6C Symposium: Aerosol Research &Education Software-I (Platform)

C.Y. Wu, Kikuo Okuyama, ChairsGovernors 1 & 5

THE IMPORTANCE OF ASSESSINGEDUCATIONAL MATERIALSDEVELOPMENT PROJECTS, ANNE E.DONNELLY, Emilia Hodge, Chang-Yu Wu,University of Florida, Gainesville, FL;Pratim Biswas, Washingto University in St.Louis, St. Louis, MO (p.551)

6C12:00

THE AEROSOL INORGANICS MODEL(AIM) ON THE WORLD WIDE WEB: HTTP://WWW.UEA.AC.UK/~E770/AIM.HTML,SIMON CLEGG, University of East Anglia,Norwich, U.K.; Anthony Wexler, University ofCalifornia, Davis, CA (p.553)

6C22:20

DESCRIPTION OF AN AEROSOLCALCULATOR, PAUL A. BARON, NationalInstitute for Occupational Safety and Health,Centers for Disease Control and Prevention,Cincinnati, OH (p.555)

6C32:40


VISUALIZATION TOOLS FOR RESEARCHAND EDUCATION IN AEROSOLDYNAMICS, Kikuo Okuyama, ManabuShimada, WULED LENGGORO, Takashi Ogi,Hiroshima University, Higashihiroshima,Japan (p.556)

6C43:00

BUILDING A NANOPARTICLEINFORMATION LIBRARY (NIL), ARTHUR L.MILLER, National Institute for OccupationalSafety and Health, Spokane, WA; Mark D.Hoover, National Institute for OccupationalSafety and Health, Morgantown WV (p.558)

6C53:20

6D Indoor Aerosols-IV (Platform)

Tiina Reponen, Lupita Montoya, ChairsGovenors 2 - 4

A CHAMBER STUDY TO ESTIMATEPARTICLE RESUSPENSION RATE FROMHUMAN ACTIVITY, Jing Qian and Andrea R.Ferro, Clarkson Univeristy, Potsdam, NY(p.820)

6D12:00

LARGE EDDY SIMULATION OF HUMANINDUCED CONTAMINANT TRANSPORT ,JUNG-IL CHOI, Jack R. Edwards, NorthCarolina State University, NC (p.821)

6D22:20

THE EFFECT OF LONG-RANGETRANSPORTED PM2.5 TRACE ELEMENTSON PERSONAL EXPOSURE AND INDOORLEVELS, PETER MOLNÁR, SandraJohannesson, Lars Barregård, Gerd Sällsten,Department of Occupational andEnvironmental Medicine, SahlgrenskaAcademy, Göteborg University, Göteborg,Sweden; Johan Boman, Department ofChemistry, Atmospheric Science, GöteborgUniversity, Göteborg, Sweden (p.822)

6D32:40

INDOOR AND OUTDOOR PARTICULATEMATTER AT AN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL:IMPLICATIONS FOR RECESS ANDASTHMA, JOHN VERANTH, Karen Buchi,Nicole Frei, Encoch Eskelson, Rod Larsen,Daniel Nye, John Parker, Kevin Perry, EricWood, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT.Gregg Smith, Salt Lake School District, SaltLake City, UT. Libby Chuy, Steve Packham,State of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT. (p.778)

6D43:00

INDOOR AIR QUALITY IN PAKISTAN ,Zaheer Ahmad Nasir,IAN COLBECK,University of Essex, UK:Shahida Hasnain,University of the Punjab, Pakistan (p.825)

6D53:20

6E Chemistry of Inorganic AtmosphericParticles-II (Platform)

Cort Anastasio, Florent Louis, ChairsWabasha Suite

EFFECTS OF SOLUBLE ORGANICCOATINGS ON HYGROSCOPICITY OFAMMONIUM SULFATE PARTICLES:RESULTS OF TWO CYCLES OFDELIQUESCENCE ANDCRYSTALLIZATION MEASUREMENTS,Man N. Chan, Alex, K. Y. Lee, and CHAK K.CHAN, Department of Chemical Engineering,The Hong Kong University of Science andTechnology, Clear Water Bay, Kowloon, HongKong. (p.1005)

6E12:00

A KINETIC STUDY OF THEHETEROGENEOUS REACTION OFDELIQUESCED SODIUM CHLORIDEPARTICLES WITH HYDROXYL RADICALS,ALEXANDER LASKIN, Pacific NorthwestNational Laboratory, Richland WA; Hai Wang,University of Southern California, LosAngeles, CA; William H. Robertson,University of California, Irvine, CA; James P.Cowin, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory,Richland WA; Michael J. Ezell and Barbara J.Finlayson-Pitts, University of California, Irvine,CA (p.1007)

6E22:20

LABORATORY MEASUREMENTS OF THEHYGROSCOPIC GROWTH, IREXTINCTION, AND CCN ACTIVITY OFCHEMICALLY PROCESSED MINERALDUST AEROSOL, ELIZABETH GIBSON,Paula Hudson, Vicki Grassian, Unversity ofIowa, Iowa City, IA. (p.1009)

6E32:40


ISORROPIA II: A COMPUTATIONALLYEFFICIENT THERMODYNAMICEQUILIBRIUM MODEL FOR MULTIPHASEMULTICOMPONENT AEROSOLS,CHRISTOS FOUNTOUKIS (1), AthanasiosNenes (1,2), (1) School of Chemical andBiomolecular Engineering, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Atlanta, GA, USA., (2) School ofEarth and Atmospheric Sciences, GeorgiaInstitute of Technology, Atlanta, GA, USA.(p.1011)

6E43:00

REACTION BETWEEN SINGLE AQUEOUSDROPLET OF NA2CO3 AND SO2 IN ANELECTRODYNAMIC BALANCE, AzuchiHarano, Akira Akahoshi, Takayuki Takarada,Gunma University, Kiryu, Japan; E. JamesDavis, University of Washington, Seattle, WA(p.1013)

6E53:20

6F Aerosol Coagulation (Platform)

Peter Vainhtein, Sean Garrick, ChairsKellogg Suite

NANOPARTICLE FORMATION ANDGROWTH IN A TURBULENT REACTINGJET – THE DYNAMICS OFCONDENSATION AND COAGULATION,Guanghai Wang, University of Minnesota,Minneapolis, MN, SEAN C GARRICK,University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN(p.672)

6F12:00

CLUSTER MORPHOLOGY ANDAGGREGATION KINETICS IN DENSEAEROSOLS, RAJAN DHAUBHADEL,Amitabha Chakrabarti and Christopher M.Sorensen, Department of Physics, KansasState University, Kansas, 66506, Manhattan,USA (p.674)

6F22:20

QUASI-GELATION OF SUBMICRONFRACTAL AGGLOMERATES BY SOUNDWAVES, Peter Vainshtein, Michael Shapiro,Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Technion-Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa, Israel(p.676)

6F32:40

SCENARIOS OF GELATION INCOAGULATING AEROSOLS, ALEXLUSHNIKOV, University of Helsinki (p.678)

6F43:00

ABOUT A NEW COAGULATIONMEASUREMENT DEVICE (CMD) ,BERNHARD HEIDEN, University ofTechnology, Graz, A (p.679)

6F53:20

6G Urban Aerosols-II (Poster)

Roger Tanner, ChairGreat River Ballroom

ANALYSIS OF FINE PARTICULATENITRATE ON DIURNAL, WEEKLY ANDSEASONAL TIME SCALES, DEVMILLSTEIN, Rob Harley, University ofCalifornia, Berkeley, CA; Susanne Hering,Aerosol Dynamics Inc., Berkeley, CA(p.1753)

6G12:00

COMPARISON OF APPORTIONMENT OFPM2.5 AT TWO SITES IN DETROIT,MICHIGAN, STEVE BROWN, Hilary Hafner,Theresa O'Brien, Paul Roberts, SonomaTechnology, Inc., Petaluma, CA; BirnurBuzco-Guven, Rice University, Houston, TX(p.1755)

6G32:00

SOURCE APPORTIONMENT OF NON-POLAR ORGANICS TO THE BALTIMORE,MD ATMOSPHERE USING MULTIVARIATETECHNIQUES; POSITIVE MATRIXFACTORIZATION, PRINCIPALCOMPONENT ANALYSIS/MULTIPLELINEAR REGRESSION, UNMIX, BERNARDCRIMMINS, Joel Baker, ChesapeakeBiological Laboratory, University of MarylandCenter for Environmental Science, Solomons,MD (p.1757)

6G42:00


AMBIENT AEROSOL MEASUREMENTS INMEXICO CITY DURING THE MCMA-2003AND MILAGRO FIELD CAMPAIGNS USINGAEROSOL MASS SPECTROMETRY , DARASALCEDO, Centro de InvestigacionesQuímicas, Universidad Autónoma del Estadode Morelos; Cuernavaca, México; A. C.Aiken, K. Dzepina, J. A. Huffman, I. Ulbrich,K. Docherty, M. Cubison, P. F. DeCarlo, J. L.Jiménez, Department of Chemistry &Biochemistry and CIRES, University ofColorado, Boulder, CO; T. B. Onasch, D.Worsnop, M. R. Canagaratna, J. T. Jayne, P.Mortimer, C. E. Kolb, Aerodyne Research,Inc., Billerica, MA; Q. Zhang CIRES,University of Colorado, Boulder, CO, now atAtmospheric Science Research Center,SUNY, Albany, NY; R. Volkamer, M. J.Molina, Department of Earth, Atmosphericand Planetary Sciences and Department ofChemistry, Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology, Cambridge, MA, now atDepartment of Chemistry and Biochemistry,University of California, San Diego, CA; L. T.Molina Department of Earth, Atmospheric andPlanetary Sciences, Massachusetts Instituteof Technology, Cambridge, MA and MolinaCenter on Energy and Environment, La Jolla,CA; W. Brune, R. Lesher, T. Shirley,Pennsylvania State University, UniversityPark, PA (p.1758)

6G52:00

RESPONSE OF REGIONAL AIR QUALITYTO GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE USING ACOUPLED MODEL, JOHN DAWSON, PavanRacherla, Barry Lynn, Peter Adams, CarnegieMellon University, Pittsburgh, PA; SpyrosPandis, Carnegie Mellon University,Pittsburgh, PA, and University of Patras,Patra, Greece (p.1760)

6G72:00

EFFECTS OF CLIMATE ON AIRPOLLUTION: A SENSITIVITY STUDY,JOHN DAWSON, Peter Adams, CarnegieMellon University, Pittsburgh, PA; SpyrosPandis, Carnegie Mellon University,Pittsburgh, PA, and University of Patras,Patra, Greece (p.1761)

6G82:00

MODELING AIR QUALITY DURING THECALIFORNIA REGIONAL PARTICULATEAIR QUALITY STUDY (CRPAQS) USINGTHE CIT/UCD SOURCE-ORIENTED AIRQUALITY MODEL – PART II: BASE CASEMODEL RESULTS AND REGIONALSOURCE APPORTIONMENT OF PM2.5, QIYING, Ajith Kaduwela, California AirResources Board, Sacramento, CA; MichaelJ. Kleeman, University of California at Davis,Davis CA. (p.1763)

6G92:00

INTERACTION OF PARTICLE MODES INBACKGROUND URBAN AEROSOLS , G.GRAMOTNEV, D. K. Gramotnev, AppliedOptics Program, School of Physical andChemical Sciences, Queensland University ofTechnology, GPO Box 2434, Brisbane, QLD4001, Australia, P. Madl, Division of Physicsand Biophysics, University of Salzburg,-A-5020 Salzburg, Austria (p.1764)

6G102:00

DETECTION OF PARTICLE-PHASEPOLYCYCLIC AROMATICHYDROCARBONS IN MEXICO CITY USINGAN AEROSOL MASS SPECTROMETER,KATJA DZEPINA, Jose-Luis Jimenez, Dept.of Chemistry and CIRES, University ofColorado, Boulder, CO; Linsey C. Marr, Dept.of Civil and Environmental Engineering,Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA; Janet Arey,University of California at Riverside, AirPollution Research Center, Riverside, CA;Douglas R. Worsnop, Center for Aerosol andCloud Chemistry, Aerodyne Research, Inc.,Billerica, MA; Dara Salcedo, Centro deInvestigaciones Quimicas, UniversidadAutónoma del Estado de Morelos,Cuernavaca Morelos, Mexico; Qi Zhang,Atmospheric Science Research Center,University at Albany, SUNY, Albany, NY;Luisa T. Molina, Molina Center for Energy andthe Environment, La Jolla, CA; Mario J.Molina, Dept. of Chemistry and Biochemistry,University of California at San Diego, La Jolla,CA (p.1766)

6G112:00


SIZE, TIME AND COMPOSITION-RESOLVED AEROSOL MEASUREMENTSIN MEXICO CITY DURING THE MCMA-2003FIELD CAMPAIGN: THE ORGANICCOMPONENT, KATJA DZEPINA, Jose-LuisJimenez, Dept. of Chemistry and CIRES,University of Colorado, Boulder, CO; QiZhang, Atmospheric Science ResearchCenter, University at Albany, SUNY, Albany,NY; Dara Salcedo, Centro de InvestigacionesQuimicas, Universidad Autónoma del Estadode Morelos, Cuernavaca Morelos, Mexico;Matthew J. Dunn, James Smith, NationalCenter for Atmospheric Research,Atmospheric Chemistry Division, Boulder,CO; Jeffrey S. Gaffney, Nancy A. Marley,Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL;Timothy B. Onasch, Manjula R. Canagaratna,Douglas R. Worsnop, Center for Aerosol andCloud Chemistry, Aerodyne Research, Inc.,Billerica, MA; Rainer Volkamer, Benjamin deFoy, Mario J. Molina, Dept. of Chemistry andBiochemistry, University of California at SanDiego, La Jolla, CA; Luisa T. Molina, MolinaCenter for Energy and the Environment, LaJolla, CA (p.1768)

6G122:00

A MULTIVARIATE APPROACH FORSOURCE AND METEOROLOGICALINFLUENCES ON SUMMERTIME AMBIENTULTRAFINE PARTICLES, LI-HAO YOUNGand Gerald J. Keeler, University of Michigan,Ann Arbor, MI (p.1770)

6G132:00

SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILITYOF AEROSOL CONCENTRATIONS INURBAN ATMOSPHERES: RESULTS FROMTHE MULTIPLE SITE EXPERIMENT PURAT-1, Wolfram Birmili, Korinna König, AndréSonntag, BIRGIT WEHNER, Institute forTropospheric Research, Leipzig, Germany,Ulrich Franck, Thomas Tuch, Centre forEnvironmental Research, Leipzig, Germany(p.1771)

6G142:00

DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OFCOMMUNITY MULTISCALE AIR QUALITYMODEL WITH UCD AEROSOL MODULE(CMAQ-UCD), K. MAX ZHANG, Anthony S.Wexler, University of California, Davis, CA;Christopher G. Nolte, Prakash V. Bhave,Robin L. Dennis, National Oceanic andAtmospheric Administration, RTP, NC; JinyouLiang, Ajith Kaduwela, California AirResources Board, Sacramento, CA (p.1773)

6G152:00

IMPACT OF ROAD TRANSPORT ON AIRQUALITY IN KENYA: ROADSIDE SURVEYIN THE CITIES OF MOMBASA ANDNAIROBI, David M. Maina, MICHAEL J.GATARI, University of Nairobi, Nairobi,Kenya, P. Bundi, Meteorology Department,Nairobi, Kenya, H. Muturi, National Councilfor Science and Technology, Nairobi, Kenya(p.1775)

6G162:00

COMPARISON OF SIZE-RESOLVEDAEROSOL CONCENTRATIONS FROMMULTIPLE U.S CITIES, Olanrewaju, KB;Stanier, CO, University of Iowa, Iowa,IA,McMurry, PH, University of Minnesota,Minneapolis,MN (p.1777)

6G172:00

SOURCE APPORTIONMENT OF AEROSOLMASS SPECTROMETER DATA INPITTSBURGH AND MEXICO CITYPOSITIVE MATRIX FACTORIZATION ANDOTHER TIME-SERIES ANALYSIS OTHERMETHODS, INGRID ULBRICH, GregoryBrinkman, Michael Hannigan, Jana Milford,Jose Jimenez, University of Colorado,Boulder, CO; Qi Zhang, State University ofNew York, Albany, NY (p.1779)

6G192:00

SOURCE REGIONS FOR FINEPARTICULATE MATTER IN NEW JERSEY ,AMY E. GILDEMEISTER, Philip K. Hopke,Eugene Kim, Clarkson University, Potsdam,NY (p.1781)

6G202:00

THE MORPHOLOGY OF ULTRAFINEATMOSPHERIC AEROSOL COLLECTEDAT LOS ANGELES INTERNATIONALAIRPORT , TERESA L. BARONE, Rong-Chung Yu, Yifang Zhu, Constantinos Sioutasand John R. Froines, Sheldon K. Friedlander(p.1782)

6G212:00


APPLICATION OF DISPERSION MODELFOR HEALTH BENEFIT ASSESSMENT OFPARTICULATE REDUCTION STRATEGIESFOR AN URBAN REGION, Vasudev N.Athalye, RASHMI S. PATIL and VirendraSethi, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay,Mumbai, India (p.1784)

6G222:00

MODAL STRUCTURE OF THE FINEURBAN AEROSOL IN FOUR EUROPEANCITIES, K. ELEFTHERIADIS S. Vratolis, C.Housiadas, Institute of Nuclear Technology &Radiation Protection, N.C.S.R. “Demokritos”,15310 Ag. Paraskevi, Attiki, Greece, J.Smolík, V. Ždímal, J. Schwarz, Z. Wagner,Institute of Chemical Process Fundamentals,Laboratory of Aerosol Chemistry and Physics,Prague, Czech Republic, M. Lazaridis, J.Ondracek, Department of EnvironmentalEngineering, Technical University of Crete,Chania 73100, Greece, T. Hussein, Universityof Helsinki, Department of Physical Sciences,P.O. Box 64, FIN–00014 University ofHelsinki, Finland, S. Kephalopoulos and Y.Drossinos, European Commission, JointResearch Centre,I-21020 Ispra (Va), Italy(p.1786)

6G232:00

A FULLY-DYNAMIC APPROACH TOMODEL SECONDARY ORGANICAEROSOL FORMATION, SATISHVUTUKURU, Donald Dabdub, University ofCalifornia, Irvine. Irvine, CA; Robert J. Griffin,University of New Hampshire. Durham, NH.(p.1787)

6G242:00

TOTAL PARTICLE CONCENTRATION ANDBLACK CARBON IN HELSINKIMETROPOLITAN AREA, Leena Järvi,Tuukka Petäjä, Jyrki Martikainen, Pasi Aalto,Petri Keronen,Erkki Siivola, Timo Vesala,Markku Kumala, Department of PhysicalScinces, University of Helsinki, Helsinki; TimoMäkelä, Jaakko Laakia, Markus Sillanpää,Veli-Matti Kerminen, Risto Hillamo, FinnishMeteorological Institute (p.1789)

6G252:00

SEASONAL VARIATION OF PARTICLESIZE DISTRIBUTIONS OF PAHS ATSEOUL, KOREA, JiYi Lee, Yong Pyo Kim,Department of Environmental Science andEngineering, Ewha Womans University;Chang Hee Kang, Department of Chemistry,Cheju National University (p.1791)

6G262:00

INFLUENCE OF HIGH WAY LJUBLJANA-GRIC; (SLOVENIA) ON POLLUTION WITHPARTICLES, JANJA TURŠIČ, Irena Grgić,Laboratory for Analytical Chemistry, NationalInstitute of Chemistry, Slovenia, Ljubljana. SI-1000, Slovenia, Tanja Bolte, Andrej Šegula,Environmental Agency of the Republic ofSlovenia, Vojkova 1b Ljubljana, SI-1000,Slovenia (p.1792)

6G272:00

PAHS, NITROPAHS AND OXIPAHS INATMOSPHERIC PARTICLE SAMPLES, M.G. PERRONE, L. Ferrero, Z. Lazzati , C.LoPorto, S. Petraccone, G. Sangiorgi and E.Bolzacchini, Department of EnvironmentalScience and Technology, University ofMilano-Bicocca, Milan, ITALY (p.1794)

6G282:00

VERTICAL DISTRIBUTION OFPARTICULATE MATTER IN THE URBANATMOSPHERE OF MILAN, Luca Ferrero,Zelda Lazzati, Claudia Loporto, MARIAGRAZIA PERRONE, Stefania Petraccone,Giorgia Sangiorgi, Ezio Bolzacchini;University of Milano-Bicocca, Milan, Italy(p.1796)

6G292:00

COARSE, FINE, AND ULTRAFINEPARTICLES IN JAKARTA, INDONESIA ,DANE WESTERDAHL, University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles, CA, USA; ScottFruin, California Air Resources Board,Sacramento, CA, USA, Julian Marshall,University of British Columbia, Vancouver,BC, Canada; Philip M Fine, South Coast AirQuality Management District, Diamond Bar,CA, USA; Manisha Singh, TSI, Soreview, MN,USA (p.1798)

6G302:00


INFLUENCE OF RENOXIFICATIONREACTIONS ON OZONE ANDPARTICULATE MATTER LEVELS, AngelJimenez-Aranda, MARC CARRERAS-SOSPEDRA, Donald Dabdub. University ofCalifornia, Irvine. Irvine, CA. (p.1800)

6G312:00

MULTI-YEAR MEASUREMENTS OF BLACKCARBON AT TWO URBAN LOCATIONS INNEW YORK:COMPARISON WITHELEMENTAL CARBON, OLIVERRATTIGAN, Dirk Felton, New York StateDepartment of Environmental Conservation,Albany, NY;James Schwab, KennethDemerjian, Atmospheric Sciences ResearchCenter, University at Albany, State Universityof New York, Albany, NY (p.1801)

6G322:00

A PHASE EQUILIBRIUM MODEL FORATMOSPHERIC AEROSOLS CONTAININGINORGANICELECTROLYTES AND DICARBOXYLICACIDS (UHAERO).�, N.R. Amundson, A.Caboussat, J.W. HE, A.V. Martynenko, and J.H. Seinfeld�

6G332:00

6H Instrumentation-II (Poster)

James Flanagan, Peter Raynor, ChairsGarden Court East

EFFECTS OF SAMPLING ARTIFACTS ANDOPERATING PARAMETERS ON THEPERFORMANCE OF A SEMI-CONTINUOUSPARTICULATE EC-OC MONITOR,MOHAMMAD ARHAMI, Philip M. Fine, RalphJ. Delfino, and Constantinos Sioutas (p.409)

6H12:00

EXPOSURE TO AEROSOLS IN BUSESAND TRAMS IN HELSINKI –SEASONALDEPENDENCE, KAARLE HÄMERI,Department of Physical Sciences, Universityof Helsinki, Finland; Eija Vartiainen, FinnishInstitute of Occupational Health, Helsinki,Finland; Tarja Yli-Tuomi, Matti Jantunen,National Public Health Institute, Dept. ofEnvironmental Health, Kuopio, Finland; PäiviAarnio, Tarja Koskentalo, Anu Kousa,Helsinki Metropolitan Area Council,Environmental Office, Helsinki, Finland; TimoMäkelä, Risto Hillamo, Finnish MeteorologicalInstitute, Helsinki, Finland (p.411)

6H22:00

DEVELOPMENT OF A CONTINUOUSAEROSOL SEPARATION SYSTEM BASEDON PHOTOPHORETIC PARTICLEPROPERTIES, Carsten Kykal, ChristophHaisch, REINHARD NIESSNER, Institute ofHydrochemistry, Technical University ofMunich, Munich, Germany (p.412)

6H32:00

A METHOD TO MEASURE THEHYGROSCOPIC GROWTHIRREVERSIBILITY OF AEROSOLPARTICLES, DWANE PAULSEN, GeorgeBiskos, Scot T. Martin, Division ofEngineering and Applied Sciences, HarvardUniversity, Cambridge, MA (p.414)

6H42:00

EVALUATION OF A URG AMBIENT IONMONITORING SYSTEM (AIM) FORMEASURING WATER-SOLUBLE IONCOMPONENTS OF AMBIENT PM2.5:INTERCOMPARISON WITH PILS-ICMONITOR, Kwang-Joo Moon, Jin-Seok Han,Il-Rok Jung, National Institute ofEnvironmental Research, Incheon, Republicof Korea, Yutaka Kondo, Yuzo Miyazaki,University of Tokyo (RCAST/UT), Tokyo,Japan (p.416)

6H52:00

EFFECT OF DYNAMIC MECHANICALPROPERTIES OF RUBBER ON PARTICLEBOUNCE-OFF, S. -G. LEE, ManabuNishimura, Yoshio Otani, KanazawaUniversity (p.422)

6H82:00

DESIGN FOR A NEW VAPOR AEROSOLDICHOTOMOUS SAMPLER, SEUNG WONKIM, Peter Raynor, University of Minnesota,Minneapolis, MN (p.423)

6H92:00

DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF ALARGE PARTICLE INLET, Sang-Rin Lee,Suresh Dhaniyala, Thomas M. Holsen,Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY, USA(p.425)

6H102:00

EFFECT OF MICRONIZATION METHOD OFACTIVE INGREDIENT AND THIRDCOMPONENT ON DEPOSITION PROFILESOF CEFOTAXIME SODIUM IN DRYPOWDER FORMULATIONS., AbdolhoseinRouholamini Najafabadi, Ramin Asgharian,Hosnie Tajerzadeh, Kambiz Gilani, and JavadShafiee. (p.426)

6H112:00


SINGLE PARTICLE ANALYSIS USINGMICROWAVE PLASMA TORCH ATOMICEMISSION SPECTROSCOPY, STEPHENMANG, Jiho Park, Sergey Nizkorodov,University of California, Irvine, Irvine, CA(p.428)

6H122:00

AUTOMATIC OPTICAL-ELECTRONICSYSTEM FOR ENVIRONMENTALAEROSOL MEASUREMENT , R.S. Asatryan,H.S. Karayan, A.H. Makaryan, M.N.Misakyan, Department of Physics, YerevanState University, Yerevan, Armenia, S.R.Asatryan, Department of Natural Science,Yerevan State University, Ijevan, Armenia(p.429)

6H132:00

CHARACTERISTICS AND CALIBRATIONOF A SPECTRAL ONLINE ABSORPTIONPHOTOMETER, THOMAS MUELLER, EvaHallbauer, Johannes Pelzer, Leibniz Institutefor Tropospheric Research, Leipzig (p.431)

6H142:00

REALTIME MEASUREMENT OF AEROSOLABSORPTION THROUGHPHOTOTHERMAL INTERFEROMETRY(PTI), ARTHUR J. SEDLACEK, BrookhavenNational Laboratory, Upton, NY (p.432)

6H152:00

EFFECT OF HUMIDITY ON FILTER-BASEDMEASUREMENTS OF AEROSOL LIGHTABSORPTION, REMO NESSLER, Patrick J.Sheridan, John A. Ogren, NationalAtmospheric and Oceanic Administration,Boulder, CO; Ernest Weingartner, AnkeHannemann, Paul Scherrer Institut, Villigen,Switzerland (p.434)

6H162:00

EFFECTS OF PARTICLE REFRACTIVEINDEX ON INDOOR MEASUREMENTSWITH A REAL-TIME LASER PARTICLECOUNTER, ROYAL J. KOPPERUD, Lynn M.Hildemann (p.436)

6H172:00

USE OF THE AERODYNAMIC PARTICLESIZER TO MEASURE PM COARSE INHUMID CONDITIONS, ADAM RISS, ThomasPeters, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA;Manisha Singh, Ricky Holm, TSIIncorporated, Shoreview, MN (p.437)

6H182:00

ESTIMATION OF FLUE GAS AND AMBIENTAIR MIXING RATE WITH THE HELP OF IR-VISUALISATION , Timo Turrek, JormaJoutsensaari and Jorma Jokiniemi,Department of Environmental Sciences,University of Kuopio, Fine Particle andAerosol Technology Laboratory, Kuopio,Finland, Jorma Jokiniemi, VTT TechnicalResearch Centre of Finland, Espoo, Finland.(p.438)

6H192:00

ISO-STANDARDIZATION OF AEROSOLCHARACTERIZATION METHODS ANDINSTRUMENTATION, MICHAEL STINTZ, TUDresden, Institut für Verfahrenstechnik undUmwelttechnik, Arbeitsgruppe MechanischeVerfahrenstechnik, Germany (p.440)

6H202:00

A DMA COVERING THE 1-100 NM SIZERANGE WITH HIGH RESOLUTION DOWNTO 1 NM, J. Fernández de la Mora, Yale University,Mechanical Engineering DepartmentM. Attoui, Université Paris 12, PhysicsDepartment

6H212:00

Tuesday 3:40 PM - 4:00 PMCoffee BreakGreat River Ballroom, Garden Courts East &West

Tuesday 3:40 PM - 4:30 PMRemoval of Session 1 -6 Posters

Tuesday 4:30 PM - onwardPlacement of Session 7 - 14 Posters

Tuesday 4:00 PM - onwardToursAlumni Dinners

Wednesday 7:00 AM - 8:00 AMPlacement of Session 7 - 14 Posters

Wednesday 8:00 AM - 9:20 AMPlenary

2006 International Aerosol Conference: Final Program (as of 9/7/2006 ) Wednesday

David Pui, ChairMinnesota Ballroom

PLENARY 3. REINVENTING THE WHEEL:NEW VISTAS FOR AEROSOLMEASUREMENT , Richard C. Flagan, Irmaand Ross McCollum William H. CorcoranProfessor of Chemical Engineering, CaliforniaInstitute of Technology, Pasadena, CA, USA(p.344)

8:00

THOMAS MERCER AWARD, presented byJohn Dennis and David Leith

9:00

DAVID SINCLAIR AWARD , presented byDavid Leith

Wednesday 9:00 AM - 5:30 PMExhibits OpenGreat River Ballroom

Wednesday 9:20 AM - 9:40 AMCoffee BreakGreat River Ballroom, Garden Courts East &West

Wednesday 9:40 AM - 11:00 AMSession 77A Urban Aerosol-III (Platform)

Eric Swietlicki, Jorma Keskinen, ChairsMinnesota Ballroom

SPATIAL VARIATIONS OF DICARBOXYLICACIDS IN 14 CITIES OF CHINA, S. C. Lee,K. F. Ho, Department of Civil and StructuralEngineering, The Hong Kong PolytechnicUniversity, Hun Hom, Hong Kong; J. J. Cao,SKLLQG, Institute of Earth Environment,Chinese Academy of Sciences, China; K.Kawamura, Institute of Low TemperatureScience, Hokkaido University, Sapporo,Japan (p.1803)

7A19:40

DETERMINATION OF PARTICLEEFFECTIVE DENSITY IN URBANENVIRONMENTS WITH AN AEROSOLPARTICLE MASS ANALYZER ANDSCANNING MOBILITY PARTICLE SIZER,MICHAEL D. GELLER, Subhasis Biswas andConstantinos Sioutas, University of SouthernCalifornia, Los Angeles, CA (p.1804)

7A210:00

SEASONAL VARIATION OF COLUMNAEROSOLS AND ITS EFFECT ON TOTALRADIATION FLUX OVER DELHI ,SACHCHIDANAND SINGH, Manoj K.Srivastava, Shambhu Nath, R. S. Tanwar andRisal Singh, National Physical Laboratory(p.1806)

7A310:20

THE IMPACT OF BUILDING TOPOGRAPHYON AEROSOL DISPERSION IN AN URBANSTREET CANYON, JENNIFER RICHMOND-BRYANT, Environmental and OccupationalHealth Sciences, Hunter College, CityUniversity of New York, 425 East 25th Street,New York, NY 10010 USA; Laurie A. Brixey,Alion Science and Technology, 1000 ParkForty Suite 200, Research Triangle Park, NC27713 USA; David K. Heist, Steven G. Perry,Atmospheric Sciences Modeling Division, AirResources Laboratory/NOAA, MD-81,USEPA, RTP, NC 27711 USA; George E.Bowker, Russell W. Wiener, AtmosphericModeling Division, NERL/EPA, MD-81,USEPA, RTP, NC 27711 USA (p.1808)

7A410:40

7B Cloud & Fog Aerosol Interactions-II(Platform)

Athanasios Nenes, Paul Connolly, ChairsCapitol Ballroom

THE FINCH (FRANKFURT ICE NUCLEICHAMBER) COUNTER. NEWDEVELOPMENTS AND FIRSTMEASUREMENTS., ULRICH BUNDKE,Heinz Bingemer, Thomas Wetter, Universityof Frankfurt, Frankfurt, Germany; BjörnNillius, Ruprecht Jaenicke, University ofMainz, Mainz, Germany (p.1350)

7B19:40


PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERTIESOF AEROSOL PARTICLES AND CLOUDDROPLETS DURING THE SECONDPALLAS CLOUD EXPERIMENT (SECONDPACE), MIKA KOMPPPULA, HeikkiLihavainen, Antti-Pekka Hyvärinen, Veli-MattiKerminen, Veijo Aaltonen, Christa Engler,Niku Kivekäs, Ari Leskinen, Risto Hillamo,Ulla Makkonen, Yrjö Viisanen, FinnishMeteorological Institute, Research andDevelopment, Helsinki, Finland; PetriVaattovaara, Jukka Rautiainen, PasiMiettinen, Petri Tiitta, Riikka Sorjamaa, AriLaaksonen, Department of Applied Physics,University of Kuopio, Kuopio, Finland(p.1352)

7B210:00

MODELLING AND MEASUREMENTS OFINTERACTIONS BETWEEN AEROSOLSAND CLOUDS, IN AN INTENSE TROPICALTHUNDERSTORM DURING ACTIVE., P. J.Connolly, G. Vaughan, T. Choularton, K. N.Bower, M. Gallagher, M. Flynn and theACTIVE team. (p.1354)

7B310:20

CHEMICAL COMPOSITIONMEASUREMENTS OF ICE NUCLEI INMIXED PHASE TROPOSPHERIC CLOUDSDURING THE CLOUD AND AEROSOLCHARACTERIZATION EXPERIMENTSCLACE, JOHANNES SCHNEIDER, SaskiaWalter, Joachim Curtius, Stephan Borrmann,Cloud Physics and Chemistry Department,Max Planck Institute for Chemistry, Mainz,Germany, Stephan Mertes, Leibniz-Institutefor Tropospheric Research, Leipzig,Germany, Ernest Weingartner, BartVerheggen, Julie Cozic, Urs Baltensperger,Laboratory of Atmospheric Chemistry, PaulScherrer Institute, Villigen, Switzerland(p.1356)

7B410:40

7C Symposium: Nanomaterials andOccupational Health-I (Platform)

M. Hoover, C. J. Tsai, ChairsGovernors 1 & 5

EXPOSURE TO AIRBORNENANOPARTICLES IN THENANOTECHNOLOGY WORKPLACE,LINSEY C. MARR, Christy M. Kull, Harry C.Dorn, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and StateUniversity, Blacksburg, VA; Matthew S. Hull,Luna Innovations, Inc., Blacksburg, VA(p.119)

7C19:40

IN VITRO TESTING OF THE SUBMICRONFRACTION OF FLY ASH FROM AMUNICIPAL WASTE INCINERATOR ATTHE AIR – LIQUID INTERFACE , SONJAMÜLHOPT, Hanns-Rudolf Paur, Institute forTechnical Chemistry-Thermal WasteTreatment Division, ForschungszentrumKarlsruhe, Karlsruhe, Germany; SilviaDiabaté, Harald F. Krug, Institute forToxicology and Genetics, ForschungszentrumKarlsruhe, Karlsruhe, Germany (p.121)

7C210:00

DIFFUSION CHARGING: POSSIBLEINDICATOR FOR HEALTH EFFECTSRELATED TO ULTRAFINE PARTICLESAND PARTICLE SURFACE AREA , WILLIAMWILSON, U. S. Environmental ProtectionAgency, Research Triangale Park, NC(p.123)

7C310:20

OPTIMIZATION OF THE RESPONSE OFNSAM FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTHSTUDIES, HEINZ FISSAN, A. Trampe, S.Neumann, University of Duisburg-Essen,Duisburg, Germany; David Y.H. Pui, W.G.Shin, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis,MN (p.125)

7C410:40


7D Condensation Particle Counters(Platform)

Dave Rogers, Hans-Georg Horn, ChairsGovenors 2 - 4

A MICRO-ENVIRONMENTAL, WATER-BASED, CONDENSATION PARTICLECOUNTER, SUSANNE V. HERING, GregoryS. Lewis, Aerosol Dynamics Inc., Berkeley,CA USA, Frederick R. Quant and Derek R.Oberreit, Quant Technologies LLC, Blaine,MN, USA (p.442)

7D19:40

PARTICLE DETECTION EFFICIENCY OFTSI-3007 CPC AT DIFFERENT AMBIENTTEMPERATURES AND PRESSURES ,MIKKO SIPILÄ, Tiia Grönholm, KaarleHämeri, Pasi P. Aalto, Markku Kulmala,Department of Physical Sciences, Universityof Helsinki, Finland (p.444)

7D210:00

DESIGN AND CHARACTERIZATION OFTHREE NEW BUTANOL-BASEDCONDENSATION PARTICLE COUNTERS ,QIAN SHI, Hee-Siew Han, Melissa A. Fink,Steve W. Kerrigan, Steve J. Olson, RobCaldow, Ed M. Johnson, Mike A. Woessner,Wei Liu, TSI Incorporated, Shoreview,Minnesota 55126, USA (p.446)

7D310:20

MINIATURIZING THE CONTINUOUS-FLOWSTREAMWISE THERMAL-GRADIENT CCNCHAMBER, GREG ROBERTS, ScrippsInstitution of Oceanography, La Jolla, CA;Athanasios Nenes, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Atlanta, GA (p.448)

7D410:40

7E Secondary Organic Aerosol Formation-II (Platform)

Michiro Mochida, Lara Gundel, ChairsWabasha Suite

SECONDARY ORGANIC AEROSOLFORMATION THROUGH CLOUDPROCESSING: KINETICS AND PRODUCTSOF AQUEOUS-PHASE GLYOXAL/METHYLGLYOXAL AND HYDROXYLRADICAL REACTIONS , Annmarie Carlton,Katye Altieri, Sybil Seitzinger, BARBARATURPIN, Rutgers University, New Brunswick,NJ; Ho-Jin Lim, Kyungpook NationalUniversity, Daegu, Korea (p.1559)

7E19:40

REAL-TIME DETECTION OF OLIGOMERSIN SECONDARY ORGANIC AEROSOLWITH THE AEROSOL TIME-OF-FLIGHTMASS SPECTROMETER , DEBORAHGROSS, Carleton College, Northfield, MN;Markus Gälli, TSI, Inc., Shoreview, MN;Markus Kalberer, ETH Zurich, Switzerland;Andre Prevot, Josef Dommen, M. RamiAlfarra, Jonathan Duplissy, Astrid Gascho,Kathrin Gäggeler, Axel Metzger and UrsBaltensperger, Paul Scherrer Institut, Villigen,Switzerland (p.1561)

7E210:00

SECONDARY ORGANIC AEROSOL FROMSPRUCE TREE EMISSIONS: A CASESTUDY, ASTRID KIENDLER-SCHARR,Thomas Mentel, Ralf Tillmann, ICG-II:Troposphäre, Forschungszentrum Jülich,Germany; Einhard Kleist, Ricarda Uerlings,Juergen Wildt, ICG-III: Phytosphäre,Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany;(p.1563)

7E310:20

MODELING OF SOA FORMATION BYPARTITIONING AND HETEROGENEOUSREACTIONS IN THE PRESENCE OFINORGANIC SPECIES, Myoseon Jang,Nadine Czoschke, Amanda Northcross, GangCao, The University of North Carolina atChapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC (p.1565)

7E410:40

7F Aerosol Generation (Platform)

Michael Heim, Andreas Schmidt-Ott, ChairsKellogg Suite

NEW SOOT GENERATOR VSG-3000 FORREAL COMBUSTION SOOT AEROSOL INTHE NANOMETER RANGE , MARTINSCHMIDT, Palas GmbH, Karlsruhe, Germany(p.646)

7F19:40

AEROSOL FORMATION AND PARTICLELOSSES IN MICRO-REACTORS, MICHAELHEIM, Robert Wengeler, Hermann Nirschl,Gerhard Kasper, Universität Karlsruhe (TH),Karlsruhe, Germany; Norbert Kockmann,Universität Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany(p.682)

7F210:00


FLOW FOCUSING AND FLOW BLURRING:TWO GEOMETRICAL PARADIGMS FORPNEUMATIC LIQUID ATOMIZATION,ALFONSO GANAN-CALVO, Universidad deSevilla, Sevilla, Spain; Joan Rosell,Universidad Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona, Spain(p.684)

7F310:20

SMALL METAL CLUSTERS IN THEGLOWING WIRE GENERATOR, CHRISTIANPEINEKE, Valerie C.L. Butselaar-Orthlieb andAndreas Schmidt-Ott, NanostructuredMaterials, Delft University of Technology,Delft, The Netherlands (p.686)

7F410:40

7G Symposium: Aerosol Research &Education Software-II (Poster)

C.Y. Wu, Kikuo Okuyama, ChairsGarden Court West

DISCONTINUOUS GALERKIN TREATMENTOF THE PARTICLE POPULATIONBALANCE EQUATIONS: APPLICATION TODETAILED MOLECULAR MODELING OFFLAME CHEMISTRY WITH SOOTFORMATION, HARRY MOFFAT, JohnBrockman, John Hewson, Sheldon Tieszen,Sandia National Laboratories, Albuquerque,NM (p.560)

7G19:40

A SPREADSHEET-COMPATIBLECASCADE IMPACTOR DATA INVERSIONMETHOD, PATRICK O'SHAUGHNESSY, TheUniversity of Iowa, Iowa City, IA; Otto Raabe,University of California, Davis, CA (p.562)

7G29:40

DEVELOPMENT OF POPULATIONBALANCE BASED DESIGN PROBLEMFOR A PARTICLE SCIENCE ANDTECHNOLOGY COURSE, Sheryl Ehrman,PATRICIA CASTELLANOS, Vivek Dwivedi,University of Maryland, College Park, MD; R.Bertram Diemer, DuPont Company,Wilmington, DE (p.563)

7G39:40

OBSERVATION OF PARTICLE BEHAVIORIN A PECVD REACTOR USING AN IN SITUVISUALIZATION SYSTEM , MANABUSHIMADA, Kikuo Okuyama, Yutaka Hayashi,Department of Chemical Engineering,Graduate School of Engineering, HiroshimaUniversity, Higashi-Hiroshima, Japan (p.564)

7G49:40

THE U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONAGENCY VERSION OF POSITIVE MATRIXFACTORIZATION, PHILIP K. HOPKE,Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY; PenttiPaatero, University of Helsinki, Helsinki, FI;Shelly Eberly, U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency, Research Triangle Park, NC (p.566)

7G59:40

A WEB-BASED INTERACTIVE AEROSOLPROGRAM FOR UNDERGRADUATEEDUCATION, CHANG-YU WU, Heath Wintz,Ying Li, Anadi Misra, Randy Switt, AnneDonnelly, Emilia Hodge, Yanmei Zhang, AnneAllen, Priscilla Chapman, University ofFlorida, Gainesville, FL; Pratim Biswas,Prakash Kumar, Jingkun Jiang, WashingtoUniversity in St. Louis, St. Louis, MO. (p.568)

7G69:40

A DESIGN TOOL FOR AERODYNAMICLENS SYSTEMS, XIAOLIANG WANG, TSIIncorporated, St Paul, MN, USA, Peter H.McMurry, University of Minnesota,Minneapolis, MN, USA (p.570)

7G79:40

A COMPLETE COMPUTER PROGRAM TOFIT THE DATA FROM AN IMPACTOR TO ASUM OF LOG-NORMALS, JULIO M.FERNANDEZ-DIAZ, Maria A. Rodriguez-Braña, B. Arganza, University of Oviedo,SPAIN (p.572)

7G89:40

DEVELOPING RURALNANOTECHNOLOGY AND GAININGPUBLIC ACCEPTANCE , KEVINKLUNGTVEDT, RINTek, Rushford Institutefor Nanotechnology, Rushford, MN (p.574)

7G99:40

A WEB-BASED COURSE FOR PARTICLETRANSPORT, DEPOSITION ANDREMOVAL, GOODARZ AHMADI, StephenDoheny-Farina, John McLaughlin, KambizNazridoust, David J, Schmidt, Xinli Jia,Suresh Dhaniyala, Cetin Cetinkaya, JeffreyTaylor, Fa-Gung Fan, and Xiangwei Liu,Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY, XeroxCorporation, Webster, NY (p.576)

7G109:40

DISTFIT: PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTIONFITTING PROGRAM, EVAN WHITBY(p.578)

7G119:40

FINE PARTICLE MODEL FOR FLUENT,EVAN WHITBY (p.579)

7G129:40


7H Atmospheric Measurement Campaigns(Poster)

Brent Williams, Jay Turner, ChairsGarden Court East

IONIC COMPOSITION OF AEROSOLS INROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK: APILOT STUDY, Suresh Raja, Jeffrey Collett,Jr., Taehyoung Lee, Xiao-Ying Yu, SoniaKreidenweis, Department of AtmosphericScience, Colorado State University, FortCollins, Colorado; Jenny Hand, Derek Day,and William Malm, National Park Service/CIRA, Colorado State University, Fort Collins,Colorado 80523 (p.1179)

7H19:40

CHARACTERIZATION, HYGROSCOPICGROWTH, AND ACTIVATION OFLABORATORY-GENERATED AEROSOLPARTICLES MIMICKING BIOMASS-BURNING AEROSOLS: THE LEXNO-CAMPAIGN, Alexei Kiselev, Tabea Hennig,Silvia Henning, Frank Stratmann, ChristinaWennrich, HEIKE WEX, Leibniz Institute forTropospheric Research, Leipzig, Germany;Merete Bilde, Adam Kristensson, University ofCopenhagen, Copenhagen, Denmark; UlrikeDusek, Göran Frank, Diana Rose, JohannesSchneider, Saskia Walter, Max PlanckInstitute for Chemistry, Mainz, Germany;Astrid Kiendler-Scharr, Thomas Mentel, RalfTillmann, Research Centre Juelich, Juelich,Germany; Jefferson Snider, University ofWyoming, Laramie, USA (p.1181)

7H29:40

SEASONAL VARIATION OF 2-METHYLTETROLS IN THE AMBIENT AIRSAMPLES , XIAOYAN XIA, Philip K. Hopke,Ping Li, Center for Air Resources Engineeringand Science, Clarkson University, Potsdam,NY (p.1183)

7H39:40

ANALYSIS OF AMBIENT SEMI-CONTINUOUS DATA COLLECTED AT THEST. LOUIS - MIDWEST SUPERSITE,EUGENE KIM, Philip K. Hopke, ClarksonUniversity, Potsdam, NY; Jay R. Turner,Washington University, St. Louis, MO(p.1187)

7H59:40

AEROSOL OPTICAL DEPTH ANDAEROSOL CHARACTERIZATION IN 2006AT UCCLE (BELGIUM), ANNE CHEYMOL,Hugo De Backer, Alexander Mangold, Renélemoine, Andy Delcloo, Royal MeteorologicalInstitute of Belgium, Brussels, Belgium, JanCafmeyer and Willy Maenhaut, University ofGhent, Ghent, Belgium (p.1189)

7H69:40

HYGROSCOPIC AND OPTICALPROPERTIES OF SUBMICROMETERAEROSOLS OVER THE MEDITERRANEANSEA: RESULTS FROM ARIADNE 2005 ONCRETE, GREECE, BIRGIT WEHNER, MariaStock, Andreas Nowak, Andreas Maßling,Thomas Müller, Alfred Wiedensohler,Wolfram Birmili, Leibniz-Institute forTropospheric Research,Leipzig, Germany,Nikos Kalivitis, Nikos Mihalopoulos ,Environmental Chemical ProcessesLaboratory, Department of Chemistry,University of Crete, Heraklion, Greece(p.1192)

7H99:40

FIRST RESULTS FROM AN INTEGRATEDFINE PARTICULATE MATTER (PM1 ANDPM2.5) STUDY IN THE GREATER AREA OFATHENS, GREECE. , G. Grivas, E. Diapouli,V. Kanouta, A. Chaloulakou, N. Spyrellis,School of Chemical Engineering, NationalTechnical University of Athens, Greece; G.BISKOS, Division of Engineering & AppliedScience, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA;P. Koutrakis, Department of EnvironmentalHealth Exposure, Harvard School of PublicHealth, Boston, MA. (p.1193)

7H109:40

CONTAMINATION ISSUES IN PM2.5CHEMICAL SPECIATION TRENDSNETWORK DATA, W. Cary Eaton, JAMES B.FLANAGAN, Lisa C. Greene, William F.Gutknecht, Eva D. Hardison, R.K.M. Jayanty,Andrea C. McWilliams, James A. O'Rourke,and Max R. Peterson, RTI International,Research Triangle Park, NC (p.1195)

7H119:40

MEASUREMENT OF AEROSOL WATERCONTENT DURING THE MEXICO CITYMETROPOLITAN AREA (MCMA) MARCH2006 CAMPAIGN , ALICIA KALAFUT,Charles Stanier, University of Iowa (p.1196)

7H129:40


COMPARISON OF FILTER ANDCONTINUOUS METHODS FOR PM2.5AEROSOL CONSTITUENTS ATSOUTHEASTERN U.S. SAMPLING SITES,ROGER L. TANNER, Solomon T. Bairai,Myra L. Valente, Kenneth J. Olszyna, RalphJ. Valente, Environmental Technologies,Tennessee Valley Authority, Muscle Shoals,AL; Jim Renfro, National Park Service,Gatlinburg, TN. (p.1197)

7H139:40

CHARACTERIZATION OF PHYSICAL,CHEMICAL AND OPTICAL PROPERTIESAS A FUNCTION OF RELATIVE HUMIDITYAT GOSAN, KOREA DURING ABC-EAREX2005, Jin-Seok Han, Kwang-JooMoon, Boo-Joo Kong, National Institute ofEnvironmental Research, Incheon, Republicof Korea, Young-Sung Ghim, Korea Instituteof Science and Technology, Seoul, Republicof Korea (p.1198)

7H149:40

ORGANIC AMBIENT AEROSOL ANALYSISWITH THE AERODYNE HIGH RESOLUTIONTIME-OF-FLIGHT AEROSOL MASSSPECTROMETER (HR-TOF-AMS) INMEXICO CITY DURING MILAGRO / MCMA-2006, ALLISON C. AIKEN, J. Alex Huffman,Michael Cubison, Ken Docherty, IngridUlbrich, Jose L. Jimenez, University ofColorado at Boulder, Boulder, CO; DaraSalcedo, Universidad Autónoma del Estadode Morelos, Cuernavaca Morelos, Mexico;Douglas R. Worsnop, Aerodyne ResearchInc., Billerica, MA (p.1200)

7H159:40

MEASUREMENT OF AROMATICHYDROCARBONS AND POLYCYCLICAROMATIC HYDROCARBONS (PAHS) INAMBIENT AIR AT GHAZIABAD ANDMODINAGAR A NATIONAL CAPITALREGION OF DELHI (NCR) DURING-2005,RAVI KUMAR1, R.P.Tyagi1,Shashi Bala1 andNidhi Rani2, Department of chemistry,M.M.(Post Graduate) college, Modinagar, INDIA,Defence Institute of Physiology & alliedsciences (DRDO) ,Delhi, INDIA (p.1202)

7H169:40

Wednesday 11:00 AM - 11:20 AMCoffee Break

Great River Ballroom, Garden Courts East &West

Wednesday 11:20 AM - 12:40 PMSession 88A Urban Aerosol-IV (Platform)

Michael Geller, ChairMinnesota Ballroom

PARTICLE NUMBER SIZE DISTRIBUTIONSAT AN URBAN SITE IN SOUTHERNSWEDEN: ESTIMATES OF THECONTRIBUTION OF URBAN PARTICLESOURCES, Erik SWIETLICKI, AndreasMassling, Jakob Löndahl, Ingela Dahlberg,Division of Nuclear Physics, Lund University,Lund, Sweden; Adam Kristensson,Department of Chemistry, CopenhagenUniversity, Copenhagen, Denmark; HenricNilsson, Susanna Gustafsson, Environmentand Health Protection Board, City of Malmö,Malmö, Sweden; Matthias Ketzel, Departmentof Atmospheric Environment, NationalEnvironmental Research Institute, Roskilde,Denmark (p.1810)

8A111:20

DETERMINATION OF THE CHEMICALCHARACTERISTICS OF PARTICLES FROMROAD-SIDE MEASUREMENTS , PETRITIITTA, Pasi Miettinen, Petri Vaattovaara,Jorma Joutsensaari, Ari Laaksonen,Department of Applied Physics, University ofKuopio, Finland; Pasi Aalto, Markku Kulmala,University of Helsinki, Finland (p.1812)

8A211:40

ROADSIDE AEROSOL SIZEDISTRIBUTIONS AND PARTICLEDENSITIES DURING WINTER ANDSUMMER, Virtanen, A., Rönkkö, T.,Kannosto, J., Mäkelä, J., Keskinen, J.,Tampere University of Technology, Tampere,Finland; Pakkanen, T., Hillamo, R., FinnishMeteorological Institute, Helsinki, Finland;Pirjola, L., Helsinki Polytechnics, Helsinki,Finland; Hämeri, K., University of Helsinki,Helsinki, Finland (p.1814)

8A312:00


DETECTION OF SECONDARY ORGANICAEROSOL TRACERS IN DETROIT, MIDURING THE SUMMER OF 2004, TADEUSZKLEINDIENST, Michael Lewandowski, JohnOffenberg, Edward Edney National ExposureResearch Laboratory, U.S. EPA, RTP, NC;Mohammed Jaoui, Alion Science andTechnology, RTP, NC (p.1816)

8A412:20

8B Aerosol Hygroscopicity (Platform)

Tim Raymond, Lynn Russell, ChairsCapitol Ballroom

A COMPARISON OF DIFFERENTTECHNIQUES FOR OBTAININGHYGROSCOPIC CLOSURE ANDSIMPLIFICATION OF THE ORGANICFRACTION., BENJAMIN A. CORRIS, GordonMcFiggans, M. Rami Alfarra, James Allan,Keith Bower, Hugh Coe, David Topping, PaulWilliams, School of Earth, Atmospheric, andEnvironmental Sciences (SEAES), Universityof Manchester, Manchester, England, MartinGysel, Paul Scherrer Institute, Villigen,Switzerland,Mike Cubison, CIRES,Universityof Colorado, Boulder, CO, Stefano Decesari,Cristina Facchini and Sandro Fuzzi, Instituteof Atmospheric Sciences and Climate (ISAC),National Research Council, Bologna, Italy.(p.1015)

8B111:20

INTERACTIONS OF CHEMICALCOMPONENTS IN COMPLEX AEROSOLSAND THE EFFECTS ON WATER UPTAKE,TIMOTHY RAYMOND, Richard Moore,Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA (p.1017)

8B211:40

HYGROSCOPIC PROPERTIES OFINORGANIC AEROSOL NANOPARTICLES ,GEORGE BISKOS, Dwane Paulsen, Divisionof Engineering and Applied Sciences,Harvard University, Cambridge, MA; Lynn M.Russell, Scripps Institution of Oceanography,University of California San Diego, La Jolla,CA; Peter R. Buseck, Department ofGeological Sciences, Arizona StateUniversity, Tempe, AZ; Scot T Martin,Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences,Harvard University, Cambridge, MA. (p.1018)

8B312:00

MEASUREMENTS OF THEDELIQUESCENCE AND EFFLORESCENCEOF SUCCINIC ACID PARTICLES WITHLACIS, Silvia Henning, Alexei Kiselev, FrankStratmann, HEIKE WEX, Markus Ziese,Institute for Tropospheric Research, Leipzig,Germany (p.1019)

8B412:20

8C Symposium: Nanomaterials andOccupational Health-II (Platform)

M. Hoover, C.J. Tsai, ChairsGovernors 1 & 5

MEASUREMENT OF AIRBORNE CARBONNANOFIBER STRUCTURE USING ATANDEM MOBILITY-MASS ANALYSIS ,BON KI KU, National Institute forOccupational Safety and Health, Cincinnati,OH; Mark S. Emery, Mark R. Stolzenburg,Peter H. McMurry, University of Minnesota,Minneapolis, MN; Andrew D. Maynard,Woodrow Wilson International Center forScholars, Washington, DC (p.127)

8C111:20

CONCENTRATION MEASUREMENTS OFAEROSOLIZED SINGLE-WALLEDCARBON NANOTUBES, NANCYJENNERJOHN, Yifang Zhu, William C.Hinds, Environmental Health Sciences,University of California, Los Angeles, CA;Arantza Eiguren-Fernandez, Institute of theEnvironment, University of California, LosAngeles, CA (p.129)

8C211:40


METHODOLOGY FOR HUMAN STUDIESON RESPIRATORY ANDCARDIOVASCULAR EFFECTS ATOCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TOAEROSOLS AT INDUSTRIALNANOTECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS ,MATS BOHGARD, Anders Gudmundsson,Joakim Pagels,Erik Nilsson, Ergonomics andAerosol Technology, Lund University,Sweden; Jörn Nielsen, Håkan Tinnerberg,Occupational and Environmental Health, LundUniversity, Sweden; Inger Hagerman,Margareta Berglund, Cardiology, KarolinskaUniversity Hospital Huddinge, Sweden; ErikSwietlicki, Jakob Löndahl, Nuclear Physics,Lund University, Sweden; Knut Deppert, SolidState Physics, Lund University, Sweden(p.131)

8C312:00

AN AXIAL FLOW CYCLONE TO REMOVENANOPARTICLES AT LOW PRESSURECONDITIONS, SHENG-CHIEH CHEN,Chuen-Jinn Tsai, Institute of EnvironmentalEngineering, National Chiao Tung University,Hsin Chu, Taiwan (p.133)

8C412:20

8D Particle Mass Spectrometry (Platform)

Pete DeCarlo, Jose-Luis Jimenez, ChairsGovenors 2 - 4

THE EUROPEAN AEROSOL RESEARCHLIDAR NETWORK: EARLINET, ALDOAMODEO, Gelsomina Pappalardo, Istituto diMetodologie per l’Analisi Ambientale CNR-IMAA, Potenza, Italy; Jens Bösenberg, Max-Planck-Institut für Meteorologie, Hamburg,Germany; Albert Ansmann, Institut fürTroposphärenforschung, Leipzig, Germany;Arnoud Apituley, Rijksinstituut voorVolksgezondheid en Milieu, Bilthoven, TheNetherlands; Dimitris Balis, AristoteleioPanepistimio, Thessalonikis, Greece;Christine Böckmann, Institut für Mathematikder Universität Potsdam, Germany; AnatolyChaikovsky, Institute of Physics, NationalAcademy of Sciences, Minsk, Bjelarus; AdolfoComeron, Universitat Politécnica deCatalunya, Barcelona, Spain; VolkerFreudenthaler, Matthias Wiegner; Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, München, Germany;Georg Hansen, Norwegian Institute for AirResearch at the Polar Environmental Centre,Tromsö, Norway; Valentin Mitev,Observatoire Cantonal de Neuchâtel,Switzerland; Alexandros Papayannis,National Technical University of Athens,Mathematics and Physical Sciences, Athens,Greece; Maria Rita Perrone, Università degliStudi di Lecce, Department of Physics, Lecce,Italy; Aleksander Pietruczuk, Institute ofGeophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences,Warsaw, Poland; Manuel Pujadas, Centro deInvestigaciones Energéticas,Medioambientales y Tecnológicas, Madrid,Spain; Francois Ravetta, CNRS- Institut

8D111:20


RESULTS FROM COMBINED EVALUATIONOF AEROSOL PARTICLE SPECTRADETECTED WITH TWO MASSSPECTROMETERS LAMPAS 2 ANDSPASS DURING A FIELD CAMPAIGN ,KLAUS-PETER HINZ, Bernhard Spengler,University of Giessen, Giessen, Germany;Nicole Erdmann, University of Mainz, Mainz,Germany; Carsten Grüning, Joint ResearchCenter Ispra, Ispra, Italy (p.450)

8D211:40

REAL-TIME ALKALI METAL DETECTIONOF INDIVIDUAL AEROSOL PARTICLES BYSURFACE IONIZATION COMBINED WITHORTHOGONAL ACCELERATION TIME-OF-FLIGHT MASS SPECTROMETRY,TORBJÖRN L. GUSTAFSSON, Maria Svane,Patrik U. Andersson, Benny Lönn, Jan B.C.Pettersson, Göteborg University, Göteborg,Sweden (p.452)

8D312:00

DEVELOPMENT OF A HIGH MASSRESOLUTION TIME OF FLIGHT AEROSOLMASS SPECTROMETER , PETERDECARLO, Joel Kimmel, Allison Aiken, Jose-Luis Jimenez, University of Colorado,Boulder, CO; Achim Trimborn, John Jayne,Doug Worsnop, Aerodyne Research Inc.Billerica, MA; Marc Gonin, Katrin Furher,Thomas Horvath, Tofwerk, Thun, Switzerland(p.454)

8D412:20

8E Waste Incineration (Platform)

David Cocker, Jorma Jokiniemi, ChairsWabasha Suite

ELECTRON MICROSCOPYCHARACTERISATION OF FINE PARTICLEFORMATION IN A PILOT SCALE BOILERDURING WASTE INCINERATION, UNTOTAPPER, Jouni Hokkinen, Jorma Jokiniemi,VTT Technical Research Center of Finland,Jorma Jokiniemi, University of Kuopio,Department of Environmental Sciences, FineParticle and Aerosol Technology Laboratory(p.216)

8E111:20

FINE PM CONTROL IN ESP AND HYBRIDFILTERS: ASSESSING THEPERFORMANCE BY MEASURING THEFRACTIONAL EFFICIENCY, EstibalizGarcia, Saioa Astarloa, AIRg, Portugalete,Spain, Juan Andres Legarreta, Miren Larrion,Egoitz Pena, CRISTINA GUTIERREZ-CANAS, University of the Basque Country,Bilbao, Spain, Carlos Urcelay, Elena Guede,Cementos Lemona, Bilbao, Spain (p.218)

8E211:40

SIMULTANEOUS REMOVAL OFMERCURY, PARTICLES AND DIOXINS BYA WET SCRUBBER, Jens Korell, HANNS-R.PAUR, Helmut Seifert; ForschungszentrumKarlsruhe,I nstitut für Technische Chemie,Karlsruhe, Germany (p.220)

8E312:00

NUMERICAL STUDY OF THE EFFECT OFPLEAT RATIO ON CLEANING EFFICIENCYIN A PULSEJET CLEANED DUSTCOLLECTOR, LI-MING LO, David Y. H. Pui,University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN,Shih-Cheng Hu, National Taipei University ofTechnology, Taipei, Taiwan, Da-Ren Chen,Washington University, St. Louis, MO (p.340)

8E412:20

8F Aerosol Charging (Platform)

Mark Rusyniak, Gerhard Kasper, ChairsKellogg Suite

DETERMINATION OF THE CHARGEDISTRIBUTION OF HIGHLY CHARGEDAEROSOLS, LARS HILLEMANN, MichaelStintz, TU Dresden, Dresden; ChristophHelsper, Fachhochschule Aachen, Jülich,Germany (p.688)

8F111:20

NANOPARTICLE CAPTURE IN THE 6-15NM SIZE RANGE UTILIZING DIRECTSOFT X-RAY PHOTOIONIZATION ANDDIFFUSION CHARGING: THEORY ANDEXPERIMENTS, CHRISTOPHER J. HOGANJR., Jingkun Jiang, and Pratim Biswas,Environmental Engineering Science Program,Washington University, Saint Louis, MO,63130, USA (p.690)

8F211:40


COMBINED FIELD AND DIFFUSIONCHARGING IN THE TRANSITION REGIMEAT HIGH ION CONCENTRATIONS:MEASUREMENTS AND MODELING ,ANDREAS MARQUARD, Joerg Meyer,Gerhard Kasper, University of Karlsruhe (TH),Germany (p.692)

8F312:00

CHARGING OF NANOPARTICLES BY A UVPHOTOIONIZER AT HIGH FLOW RATES,ESTHER HONTANON, Ciemat, Madrid,Spain, F. Einar Kruis, University of Duisburg-Essen, Duisburg, Germany (p.694)

8F412:20

8G Aerosol Chemistry-I (Poster)

Daniel Knopf, Paula Hudson, ChairsMinnesota Ballroom

ENCHILADA: A DATA-MININGAPPLICATION FOR THE ANALYSIS OFATMOSPHERIC MASS SPECTROMETRYDATA, DAVID MUSICANT, Anna Ritz,Thomas Smith, Deborah Gross, CarletonCollege, Northfield, MN;James Schauer, LeiChen, Raghu Ramakrishnan, University ofWisconsin, Madison, WI (p.1020)

8G111:20

DESIGN OF A NEW ION OPTICS FOR 100%DETECTION OF ENERGETIC IONS WITH 0– 200 EV WITH SINGLE PARTICLE MASSSPECTROMETRY, Sung-Woo Cho,DONGGEUN LEE, School of MechanicalEngineering, Pusan National University,Busan, Korea (p.1021)

8G211:20

USING "WHITE" LIGHT MIE RESONANCESPECTROSCOPY TO MEASURE THEVAPOR PRESSURE OF SINGLE,LEVITATED AEROSOL PARTICLES ,Alessandro Zardini and ULRICH K.KRIEGER, Institut für Atmosphäre und Klima,ETH Zürich, 8092 Zurich, Switzerland(p.1023)

8G311:20

HIGH TIME RESOLUTION OF AEROSOLPARTICLES IN TORONTO USING A GAS-PARTICLE ION CHROMATROGRAPHYSYSTEM, KRYSTAL GODRI, Greg J. Evans,University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, Canada(p.1025)

8G411:20

20 NM SIZE PARTICES, - INORGANICCOMPOSITIONS -, Katsumi Saitoh (1),Yuichi Komazaki (2), Koichiro Sera (3),Koichiro Hirano (4) and Tadashi Shirai (5), (1)Environmental Research and InformationCenter of Akita Prefecture, 3-1-1 Sanno, Akita010-8572, Japan (2) Research Center forAdvanced Science and Technology,University of Tokyo, Japan, (3) CyclotronResearch Center, Iwate Medical University,Takizawa, Japan (4) Yokohama CityResearch Institute of EnvironmentalScience, , Yokohama, Japan (5) Tokyo DylecCorp.,Tokyo, Japan (p.1027)

8G511:20

APPLICATION OF SYNCHROTRONRADIATION FOR MEASUREMENT OFCHANGES IN FE(II) AND FE(III) INATMOSPHERICALLY PROCESSEDAEROSOLS, James J. Schauer, BRIAN J.MAJESTIC, Martin M. Shafer, EnvironmentalChemistry and Technology, University ofWisconsin - Madison, Madison, WI (p.1028)

8G611:20

APPLICATION OF MAX-DOAS TOCANADIAN URBAN AND RURAL SITES ,Ryan J. C. D’Souza, Greg J. Evans,Department of Chemical Engineering,University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada,Jeffrey R. Brook, Air Quality ResearchDivision, Environment Canada, Toronto,Canada (p.1030)

8G711:20

EVAPORATION OF BINARY DROPLETSCONTAINING HIGHLY VOLATILE ANDNONVOLATILE COMPONENTS, ZHIQIANGGAO and Asit K. Ray, Department ofChemical Engineering, University ofKentucky, Lexington, KY (p.1031)

8G811:20

AEROSOL NUCLEATION RATES OFSULFURIC ACID AND WATER MEASUREDUNDER ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS,RHONDA S. HIRSCHL, Shan-Hu Lee,Department of Chemistry, Kent StateUniversity (p.1032)

8G911:20


DEVELOPMENT OF A THERMALDESORPTION/CHEMICAL IONIZATIONAEROSOL TIME-OF-FLIGHT MASSSPECTROMETER (CI-ATOFMS) FOR THEON-LINE ANALYSIS OF NITROGEN-CONTAINING ORGANIC SPECIES IN THEAEROSOL PHASE, HIROSHI FURUTANI,Joseph Mayer, University of California at SanDiego, La Jolla, CA; Kimberly A. Prather,Scripps Institution of Oceanography andUniversity of California at San Diego, La Jolla,CA (p.1033)

8G1011:20

SINGLE PARTICLE CHARACTERIZATIONOF AMBIENT AIR AND EMISSIONSOURCES IN WILMINGTON, DELAWAREUSING RSMS-3, MELISSA S. REINARD andMurray V. Johnston, University of Delaware,Newark, DE, USA (p.1034)

8G1111:20

CHARACTERIZATION OF THE AMBIENTSEMIVOLATILE AND NON-VOLATILEAEROSOL BY ATOFMS AT THE STUDY OFORGANIC AEROSOLS IN RIVERSIDE(SOAR) I AND II, KERRI A.DENKENBERGER, Kimberly A. Prather,University of California, San Diego, La Jolla,CA; J. Alex Huffman, Jose L. Jimenez,University of Colorado, Boulder, CO (p.1036)

8G1211:20

TROPOSPHERIC MULTIPHASECHEMISTRY OF 2,5-DIMETHYLPHENOLAND 2,6-DIMETHYLPHENOLS, PascalDiévart, Université des Sciences etTechnologies de Lille, France, Lyassine Allou,Université Louis Pasteur, Strasbourg, France;Stéphane Le Calvé, Université Louis Pasteur,Strasbourg, France; FLORENT LOUIS,Université des Sciences et Technologies deLille, France (p.1038)

8G1411:20

EFFECT OF ATMOSPHERIC PROCESSINGON SECONDARY ORGANIC AEROSOLCLOUD ACTIVATION, KARA HUFF HARTZ,Gabriella Engelhart, Shaun R. Ferchak, NeilM. Donahue, Carnegie Mellon University,Pittsburgh, PA, USA; Thomas Rosenoern,Merete Bilde,University of Copenhagen, DK-2100, Copenhagen, Denmark; and Spyros N.Pandis, Carnegie Mellon University,Pittsburgh, PA, 15237, USA and University ofPatras, Patra, 26504, Greece (p.1039)

8G1511:20

HETEROGENEOUS HYDROLYSIS OFN2O5 IN ORGANIC-COATED AQUEOUSAEROSOLS: THEORETICALINTERPRETATION OF EXPERIMENTALRESULTS, TATU ANTTILA, Astrid Kiendler-Scharr, Ralf Tillmann and Thomas F. Mentel,ICG-II: Troposphäre, ForschungszentrumJülich, 52425 Jülich, Germany (p.1041)

8G1611:20

DESORPTION OF ANIONIC ANDNONIONIC SURFACTANT-FORMULATEDHERBICIDES FROM SOILS TO THE AIRUNDER VARIOUS RELATIVE HUMIDITYCONDITIONS, WENLI YANG, Britt Holmén,University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT (p.1043)

8G1711:20

A COMPUTATIONAL INVESTIGATION OFTHE REACTION BETWEEN STABILIZEDCRIEGEE BIRADICALS AND SULFURICACID, Theo Kurtén, Boris Bonn, HANNAVEHKAMÄKI, Markku Kulmala, Division ofAtmospheric Sciences, Department ofPhysical Sciences, University of Helsinki,Helsinki, Finland. (p.1044)

8G1811:20

THE IMPACT OF AEROSOL COMPOSITIONON THE GAS TO PARTICLEPARTITIONING OF REACTIVE MERCURY ,ANDREW P. RUTTER, University ofWisconsin-Madison; James J. Schauer,University of Wisconsin-Madison andWisconsin State Laboratory of Hygiene,Madison, WI (p.1046)

8G1911:20

HUMIDITY DEPENDENCE OF THE IV - IIIPHASE TRANSITION OF AMMONIUMNITRATE IN ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOLS ,HongBo Wu, CHAK K. CHAN, Department ofChemical Engineering, Hong Kong Universityof Science and Technology, Clear Water Bay,Kowloon, Hong Kong (p.1048)

8G2011:20

MODELING THE PHYSICAL STATES OFMIXED ORGANIC / INORGANICAEROSOLS, ANDREAS ZUEND, ClaudiaMarcolli, Beiping Luo, Thomas Peter, Institutefor Atmospheric and Climate Science, ETHZurich, Zurich, Switzerland (p.1050)

8G2111:20


8H Health Effects & Bioaerosols (Poster)

Leon Gradon, Jacob McDonald, ChairsGarden Court West

DIMENSIONAL ANALYSIS OFHYGROSCOPIC GROWTH KINETICS OFINHALED AEROSOLS: THE "COUPLINGNUMBER", Rawad Saleh, ALAN SHIHADEH,Aerosol Research Lab, American Universityof Beirut, Beirut, Lebanon (p.836)

8H111:20

RAMAN CHEMICAL IMAGING FORINGREDIENT-SPECIFIC PARTICLE SIZECHARACTERIZATION OF AQUEOUSSUSPENSION NASAL SPRAYFORMULATIONS, LINDA M. BATYKEFER,Matthew P. Nelson, Oksana Klueva, Patrick J.Treado, ChemImage Corporation, Pittsburgh,PA (p.838)

8H211:20

CASCADE IMPACTOR QUALIFICATION:UTILIZING FLOW RESISTANCE TOPREDICT CHANGES IN THE EFFECTIVEJET DIAMETER OF CASCADE IMPACTORSTAGES, CHRISTIAN LAVARREDA, DarylRoberts, Francisco Romay, MSP Corporation,Shoreview, MN (p.840)

8H311:20

PRODUCTION OF SHELL PARTICLES,TOMASZ CIACH, Leon Gradon, ArkadiuszMoskal, Warsaw University of Technology,Warsaw, POLAND (p.841)

8H411:20

NEBULIZER PERFORMANCEINFLUENCED BY IMPACTOR FLOW RATE,YUE ZHOU, Lovelace Respiratory ResearchInstitute, Albuquerque, NM; Amitkumar Ahuja,City of Hope Comprehensive Cancer Centerand Beckman Research Institute, Duarte, CA;Yung-Sung Cheng, Lovelace RespiratoryResearch Institute, Albuquerque, NM (p.843)

8H511:20

COMPARISON OF INHALER AEROSOLDEPOSITION IN THREE MOUTH-THROATMODELS WITH IN VIVO DATA, Yu Zhangand Warren H. Finlay; Department ofMechanical Engineering, University ofAlberta, T6G 2G8, Edmonton, Alberta,Canada (p.844)

8H611:20

PARTICULATE MATTERCONCENTRATIONS MEASURED IN ARESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD INBROOKLYN, NEW YORK CITY DURINGTHE TRAFFIC-RELATED EXPOSURESTUDY (T-REX), FU-LIN CHEN, PatriciaPhousongphouang Rowley, Richard Baldauf,Russell Wiener, Fred Dimmick, USEnvironmental Protection Agency, RTP, NC;Michael Wheeler, Alion Science &Technology, NC (p.845)

8H711:20

DNA DAMAGE INITIATED BY NICKELSUBSULFIDE AND OTHER NICKELSPECIES, NICHOLAS RALSTON, KevinGalbreath, Energy & Environmental ResearchCenter, Grand Forks, ND; Edward Zillioux,Florida Power and Light, Juno Beach, FL(p.846)

8H811:20

POTENTIAL HEALTH EFFECTS OF BIO-SOLUBLE FIBERGLASS AEROSOLS ,RÉKA SZÖKE, Ibolya Sziklai-Laszlo, MTAKFKI Atomic Energy Research Institute,Budapest, Hungary;Tibor Kerenyi, 2ndDepartment of Pathology, SemmelweisUniversity, Budapest, Hungary; Marta Jackel,Central Hospital of Defence Forces,Department of Pathology, Budapest, Hungary(p.848)

8H911:20

TO WHICH SHARE OF OUTDOOR SUB-MICROMETER PARTICLES HUMANS WILLBE REALLY EXPOSED INDOORS? (“THE3 INDOOR LS”), ULRICH FRANCK, ThomasTuch, Maik Schilde, Maria Manjarrez, OlfHerbarth, UFZ - Centre for EnvironmentalResearch Leipzig - Halle, Leipzig, AlfredWiedensohler, Institut for TroposphericResearch, Leipzig, Olf Herbarth, Departmentof Environmental Hygiene and Epidemiology,University of Leipzig, Leipzig (p.850)

8H1011:20

ASSESSMENT OF GASOLINECOMPOSITIONS ON MUTAGENICITYCHARACTERISTICS OF MOTORCYCLEPARTICULATE EMISSIONS, Chih-Shan Li,TZU-YI HUANG, Graduate Institute ofEnvironmental Health, College of PublicHealth, National Taiwan University, Taipei,Taiwan, R.O.C. (p.852)

8H1111:20


CHARACTERIZATION OF COARSE (PM10-PM2.5) AND FINE (PM2.5) RESUSPENDEDROADWAY DUST IN THE NORTHEAST,SOUTHEAST, SOUTHWEST ANDWESTERN U.S., Jacob D. McDonald,JeanClare Seagrave, Ramesh Chand andJoe L. Mauderly (p.853)

8H1211:20

HEART RATE VARIABILITY (HRV)RESPONSES AND PARTICULATEEXPOSURES FOR INDIVIDUALS WHOLIVE NEAR A MAJOR UNITED STATES-CANADA TRADE BRIDGE IN BUFFALO, N.Y., PETER A JAQUES, Timothy R. McAuley,Xing Sheng, Huang Zheng, Anirban Ghosh,Stephanie Schuckers, Andrea R. Ferro,Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY (p.854)

8H1311:20

DETERMINING CONSUMER YIELD-IN-USEBY ANALYSIS OF USED CIGARETTEFILTERS, PAUL R. NELSON, AlmaCampbell, Mitchell F. Stiles, John H.Robinson, R.J. Reynolds, Winston-Salem, NC(p.856)

8H1411:20

DEVELOPMENT OF A SMALL INHALATIONSYSTEM FOR RODENT EXPOSURE TOFINE AND ULTRAFINE TITANIUM DIOXIDEAEROSOLS, BEAN CHEN, David Frazer,Sam Stone, Diane Schwegler-Berry, JaredCumpston, Walt McKinney, Bill Lindsley, AmyFrazer, Michelle Donlin, Kurt Vandestouwe,Vince Castranova, National Institute forOccupational Safety and Health, Morgantown,WV; Tim Nurkiewicz, West Virginia University,Morgantown, WV (p.858)

8H1511:20

SOURCE APPORTIONMENT OF FINEPARTICLES IN THE U.S. ANDASSOCIATIONS BETWEENINFLAMMATORY MARKER IL-8,RACHELLE M. DUVALL, Gary A. Norris,Janet M. Burke, National Exposure ResearchLaboratory, U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency, Research Triangle Park, NC; John K.McGee, M. Ian Gilmour, Robert B. Devlin,National Health and Environmental EffectsResearch Laboratory, U.S. EnvironmentalProtection Agency, Research Triangle Park,NC (p.860)

8H1611:20

ELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATION AS ANALTERNATIVE METHOD FOR IN VITROEXPOSURES TO MIXTURES OF GASESAND PARTICLES, KIM M. DE BRUIJNE,Sandra W. Lake, Kenneth G. Sexton, MelanieL. Doyle, Seth M. Ebersviller, Harvey E.Jeffries, David H. Leith Department ofScience and Engineering, University of NorthCarolina, Chapel Hill, NC, USA; Ilona JaspersCEMALB, CHapel Hill, NC, USA; (p.861)

8H1711:20

COMPARING SEVERAL PM2.5 SOURCE-APPORTIONMENT RESULTS FOR USE INA HEALTH STUDY IN ATLANTA,GEORGIA, AMIT MARMUR, James A.Mulholland, Armistead G. Russell, GeorgiaInstitute of Technology, Atlanta, GA; EugeneKim, Philip K. Hopke, Clarkson University,Potsdam, NY; Jeremy A. Sarnat, MitchelKlein, Paige E. Tolbert, Emory University,Atlanta, GA (p.863)

8H1811:20

ULTRAFINE PARTICLECONCENTRATIONS NEAR FREEWAYS ATNIGHT OR EARLY MORNING UNDERCALM WIND CONDITIONS, SCOTT A.FRUIN, California Air Resources Board,Sacramento, CA; Vlad Isakov, NationalOceanic and Atmospheric Administration,Research Triangle Park, NC (p.865)

8H1911:20

AEROSOLIZED DUST PARTICULATESAND BIOAEROSOLS OF A DAIRY ON THESOUTHERN HIGH PLAINS OF NEWMEXICO, CHARLES W. PURDY, R. NolanClark, USDA-ARS, Conservation andProduction Research Laboratory, Bushland,TX; David C. Straus, Health Sciences Center,Texas Tech University, Lubbock, TX (p.867)

8H2011:20

BSA COATING GOLD NANOPARTICLES INELECTROSPRAY PROCESS , FAN MEI, Da-Ren Chen, Environmental EngineeringScience Program, Washington University inSt. Louis, St. Louis, MO (p.868)

8H2111:20


THE BIOLOGICAL COMPONENT OFATMOSPHERIC AEROSOL AND ITSPOSSIBLE EFFECT ON HUMAN HEALTH,ALEXANDER S. SAFATOV, Irina S.Andreeva, Galina A. Buryak, Viktor V.Marchenko, Yurii V. Marchenko, Sergei E.Olkin, Irina K. Reznikova, Vladimir E. Repin,Alexander N. Sergeev, Federal StateResearch Institution «State Research Centerof Virology and Biotechnology «Vector»,Novosibirsk region, Russia; Vladimir V.Penenko, Elena A. Tsvetova, Institute ofComputation Mathematics and MathematicalGeophysics, SB RAS, Novosibirsk, Russia;Mikhail Yu. Arshinov, Boris D. Belan, MikhailV. Panchenko, Gennadii N. Tolmachev,Institute of Atmospheric Optics, SB RAS,Tomsk, Russia; Anatolii M. Baklanov,Konstantin P. Koutsenogii, Valerii I. Makarovand Svetlana A. Popova, Institute of ChemicalKinetics and Combustion, SB RAS,Novosibirsk, Russia (p.870)

8H2211:20

USE OF GRAVITATIONAL SETTLING FORQUANTITATIVE BIOAEROSOLMEASUREMENT , GEDIMINAS MAINELISand Jose Rivera, Department ofEnvironmental Sciences, Rutgers University,NJ (p.872)

8H2311:20

EARTH BOUNDARY SUBLAYER OFBIOAEROSOLS AND FINE PARTICULATEMATTER, DAVID S. ALBURTY, Andrew E.Page, Carol A. Pranulis, O.D., Deborah A.Larson, Alburtylab, Inc. Drexel, Missouri,USA. (p.873)

8H2411:20

BACKGROUND AIRBORNE BACTERIAAND VIRUS POPULATIONS IN AND NEARBUILDINGS USING VENTILATION FILTERSAS LONG-TERM BIOAEROSOLCOLLECTION DEVICES, THOMAS KUEHN,Nicholas Stanley, Seung Won Kim, M.A.Ramakrishnan, Senthilvelan Anantharaman,Peter Raynor, Sagar Goyal, University ofMinnesota, Minneapolis, MN (p.874)

8H2511:20

DEVELOPMENT AND CALIBRATION OFWHOLE-CELL REAL-TIME PCR FORQUANTIFICATION OF TOTAL BACTERIALNUMBER IN AIR SAMPLES, HEY REOUNAN, Gediminas Mainelis, and Lori A. White,Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey,New Brunswick, NJ (p.875)

8H2611:20

DEMONSTRATION OF AN APPROACH TODETERMINE THE NUMBER OFCULTURABLE BACTERIAL SPORESCONTAINED IN INDIVIDUAL BIOAEROSOLPARTICLES, RYAN C. STOKES, Matthew J.Shaw, Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus,OH (p.876)

8H2911:20

DEPOSITION OF BIOAEROSOLPARTICLES IN VENTILATION SYSTEM.,PIOTR GRZYBOWSKI, Faculty of Chemicaland Process Engineering, Warsaw Universityof Technology, Warsaw, Poland (p.880)

8H3111:20

DEVELOPMENT OF SIMULATEDDOWNWIND COAL COMBUSTIONEMISSIONS EXPOSURE ATMOSPHERESFOR INHALATION TOXICOLOGY STUDIES,Chandan Misra*, Rich K. White, Mark Gauna,and Jacob D. McDonaldLovelace Respiratory Research Institute,2425 Ridgecrest Dr SE, Albuquerque, NM87108(p.882)

8H3211:20

Wednesday 12:40 PM - 2:00 PMLunch (on your own)

Wednesday 2:00 PM - 3:40 PMSession 99A Ice Nucleation (Platform)

William Malm, Olaf Stetzer, ChairsMinnesota Ballroom

THE ZURICH ICE NUCLEATION CHAMBER(ZINC): FIRST RESULTS FROMLABORATORY AND FIELDMEASUREMENTS , OLAF STETZER, StefanGedamke, Mathieu Nicolet, Peter Amsler, andUlrike Lohmann, Institute for Atmospheric andClimate Science, ETH Zurich, 8092 Zurich,Switzerland (p.1358)

9A12:00


A CLIMATOLOGY OF ICE IN ARCTIC,MIDLATITUDE AND TROPICAL CIRRUS:IMPLICATIONS FORSUPERSATURATIONS AND NITRIC ACIDPARTITIONING, M. KRÄMER, C. Schiller,A. Afchine, I. Gensch, N. Spelten, S.Schlicht, FZ Jülich, ICG-I, Germany , N.Sitnikov, CAO, Region Moscow, Russia, Ch.Voigt and H. Schlager, DLROberpfaffenhofen, IPA (p.1359)

9A22:20

MODELLING OF UT_LS AEROSOLSUNDER VARYING THERMODYNAMICBOUNDARY CONDITIONS, HELMUT BUNZ,Stefan Benz, Ottmar Möhler , Institut fürMeteorolgie und Klimaforschung, IMK-AAF,Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe, 76021Karlsruhe, Germany, Martina Krämer, IuliaGensch, Institut für Chemie und Dynamik derGeosphäre, Forschungszentrum Jülich,52425 Jülich, Germany (p.1360)

9A32:40

EFFICIENCY OF THE DEPOSITION MODEICE NUCLEATION ON MINERAL DUSTPARTICLES, OTTMAR MOEHLER, Institutefor Meteorology and Climate Research,Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe, Germany;Paul Field, National Center for AtmosphericResearch, Boulder, CO (p.1362)

9A43:00

COUNTERFLOW VIRTUAL IMPACTORBASED COLLECTION OF SMALL ICEPARTICLES IN MIXED-PHASE CLOUDSFOR THE PHYSICO-CHEMICALCHARACTERISATION OF TROPOSPHERICICE NUCLEI, Keith Bower, Paul Connolly,University of Manchester, Manchester, UnitedKingdom; Julie Cozic, Bart Verheggen, ErnestWeingartner, Paul Scherrer Institute, Villigen,Switzerland; Martin Ebert, Annette Worringen,Institute for Applied Geosciences, Darmstadt,Germany; STEPHAN MERTES, Leibnizinstitute for Tropospheric Research, Leipzig,Germany; Johannes Schneider, SaskiaWalter, Max Planck Institute for Chemistry,Mainz, Germany (p.1363)

9A53:20

9B Elemental and Organic CarbonAtmospheric Aerosols-II (Platform)

Susanne Hering, Ann Dillner, ChairsCapitol Ballroom

RADIOCARBON MEASUREMENTS INORGANIC CARBON (OC) ANDELEMENTAL CARBON (EC) REVEALUNEXPECTEDLY HIGH CONTRIBUTIONSFROM RESIDENTIAL WOOD BURNING INSWITZERLAND, SOENKE SZIDAT, Theo M.Jenk, Bern University, Bern, Switzerland;Hans-Arno Synal, PSI c/o ETHHoenggerberg, Zurich, Switzerland; LukasWacker, Markus Kalberer, ETHHoenggerberg, Zurich, Switzerland; Andre S.H. Prevot, Urs Baltensperger, Paul ScherrerInstitut (PSI), Villigen, Switzerland (p.1567)

9B12:00

ANALYSIS OF AMBIENT AEROSOLSUSING FTIR: SOURCE INFLUENCES ATAN IMPROVE SITE IN ARIZONA , CHARITYCOURY, Department of Chemical andMaterials Engineering, Arizona StateUniversity, Tempe, AZ; Ann Dillner, CrockerNuclear Laboratory, University of California,Davis, CA (p.1569)

9B22:20

SEASONAL VARIATION IN AEROSOLSOURCES AND COMPOSITION INRIVERSIDE, CA DURING THE SUMMERAND FALL DURING SOAR I AND II ,KIMBERLY A. PRATHER, Xueying Qin,Laura Shields, Thomas Rebotier, and KerriDenkenberger, Stephen Toner (p.1778)

9B32:40

ANALYSIS OF CONTINUOUSCARBONACEOUS AEROSOL DATA INPHOENIX, ARIZONA, STEVE BROWN,David Vaughn, Theresa O'Brien, SeanRaffuse, Hilary Hafner, Paul Roberts,Sonoma Technology, Inc., Petaluma, CA;Michael Sundblom, Brant Englund, ArizonaDepartment of Environmental Quality,Phoenix, AZ (p.1573)

9B43:00


A METHOD FOR ONLINE OC DETECTION:THE PILS-WSOC TRANSFORMED TOPILS-OC, RICHARD E. PELTIER, Amy P.Sullivan, Rodney J. Weber, School of Earthand Atmospheric Science, Georgia Tech,Atlanta, GA, James J. Schauer, DavidSnyder, Water Science and EngineeringLaboratory, University of Wisconsin-Madison,Madison, Wisconsin, USA (p.1575)

9B53:20

9C Nanoparticle Measurement andCharacterization (Platform)

Francisco Romay, Taesung Kim, ChairsGovernors 1 & 5

MECHANICAL STABILITY OF METALNANOPARTICLE AGGLOMERATES ,MARTIN SEIPENBUSCH, Alfred P. Weber,Institut für Mechanische Verfahrenstechnikund Mechanik, Universität Karlsruhe,Karlsruhe (Germany), Petya Toneva,Wolfgang Peukert, Lehrstuhl für Feststoff-und Grenzflächenverfahrenstechnik,Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (Germany) (p.76)

9C12:00

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OFAERODYNAMIC FOCUSING OFNANOPARTICLES , XIAOLIANG WANG, TSIIncorporated, St Paul, MN, USA, Peter H.McMurry, University of Minnesota,Minneapolis, MN, USA (p.78)

9C22:20

A NANO-PARTICLE SAMPLER USING ADIFFERENTIAL MOBILITY ANALYZER ANDITS APPLICATION , TOSHIHIKO MYOJO,Mariko Ono-Ogasawara, National Institute ofIndustrial Health, Kawasaki, Japan; ShinjiKobayashi, National Institute forEnvironmental Studies, Tsukuba, Japan(p.80)

9C32:40

COMPARISON OF CHARGINGEFFICIENCY OF A UNIPOLAR CORONACHARGER AND A BIPOLARNEUTRALIZER CONTAINING ARADIOACTIVE SOURCE, ChristianLaschober, WLADYSLAW W. VLADEKSZYMANSKI, Institute of ExperimentalPhysics, University of Vienna, Vienna,Austria; Stanley L. Kaufman, TSI, Inc., St.Paul, MN, USA; Guenter Allmaier, Institute ofChemical Technologies and Analytics, ViennaUniversity of Technology, Vienna, Austria(p.82)

9C43:00

DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF THENANOPARTICLE CROSSFLOWDIFFERENTIAL MOBILITY ANALYZER(NCDMA), DONG-KEUN SONG, SureshDhaniyala, Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY(p.83)

9C53:20

9D Respiratory Deposition (Platform)

Imre Balashazy, Gedi Mainelis, ChairsGovenors 2 - 4

EFFECTS OF BRONCHOCONSTRICTIONON PARTICLE DEPOSITION INBRANCHING PEDIATRIC AIRWAYMODELS, P. WORTH LONGEST and SamirVinchurkar, Virginia CommonwealthUniversity, Richmond, VA (p.883)

9D12:00

SIZE-RESOLVED RESPIRATORY TRACTDEPOSITION OF ULTRAFINEHYDROPHOBIC AND HYGROSCOPICPARTICLES DURING REST ANDEXERCISE MEASURED ON 30 HUMANSUBJECTS, JAKOB LÖNDAHL, AndreasMassling, Joakim Pagels, Erik Swietlicki,Lund University, Lund, Sweden, ElviraVaclavik, Peter Vinzents and Steffen Loft,Institute of Public Health, Copenhagen,Denmark (p.885)

9D22:20

NUMERICAL STUDIES OF MOUTH-THROAT AEROSOL DEPOSITION USINGLARGE EDDY SIMULATION , MichaelBreuer, Institute of Fluid Mechanics,Erlangen, Bavaria, Germany; Edgar Matida,Carleton University, Ottawa, ON, Canada;WARREN FINLAY, University of Alberta,Edmonton, AB, Canada (p.887)

9D32:40


INFLUENCE OF FLOW VARIATIONS ONDISPERSION OF PHARMACEUTICALPARTICLES AND THEIR DEPOSITION INTHE STANDARD THROAT MODEL (STM),TOMASZ R. SOSNOWSKI, ArkadiuszMoskal, Leon Gradoń, Warsaw University ofTechnology, Warsaw, POLAND (p.926)

9D43:00

FIBER DEPOSITION IN THE HUMANUPPER AIRWAYS, WEI-CHUNG SU, YungSung Cheng, Lovelace Respiratory ResearchInstitute, Albuquerque, NM (p.890)

9D53:20

9E Aircraft and Power Plant Emissions(Platform)

Harry ten Brink, Costas Sioutas, ChairsWabasha Suite

PHYSICO-CHEMICALCHARACTERIZATION OF SOOT EMITTEDBY A CFM56 AIRCRAFT ENGINE , DAVIDDELHAYE, Eliane Ruiz, ONERA, Châtillon,France; Sébastien Guedon, OlivierPenanhoat, SNECMA Villaroche Center,Moissy-Cramayel, France; Daniel Ferry,Benjamin Demirdjian, Jean Suzanne,CRMCN-CNRS, Marseille, France (p.224)

9E12:00

AMBIENT PARTICULATE MATTER, BLACKCARBON AND AIR TOXICS EMITTED BYAIRCRAFT, RONG CHUN YU, Bill Grant,John Froines, University of California at LosAngeles, Constantinos Sioutas, University ofSouthern California (p.225)

9E22:20

CASE STUDY OF PARTICULATEEMISSIONS FROM IN-SERVICE C-130MILITARY AIRCRAFT, ALEXANDERLASKIN, Pacific Northwest NationalLaboratory, Richland, WA; Kenneth A.Cowen, Battelle Science and TechnologyInternational, Columbus OH; Michael L.Alexander, Yuri Desyaterik, James P. Cowin,Pacific Northwest National Laboratory,Richland, WA; Darrell W. Joseph, C. W.Spicer, Battelle Science and TechnologyInternational, Columbus OH (p.227)

9E32:40

FIELD OBSERVATIONS OF PRIMARYSULFATE AND PRIMARY PARTICULATECARBON IN COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTPLUMES, ERIC EDGERTON, AtmosphericResearch & Analysis, Inc, 410 MidenhallWay, Cary, NC, 27513, USA; BenjaminHartsell, Atmospheric Research & Analysis,Inc, 730 Avenue F, Suite 220, Plano, TX,75074, USA; John Jansen, SouthernCompany, 600 N. 18th Street, Birmingham,AL, 35291, USA (p.229)

9E43:00

SEM AND TEM STUDIES OF CFM56AIRCRAFT ENGINE SOOT : SIZE,STRUCTURE, AND MORPHOLOGY , DAVIDDELHAYE, Eliane Ruiz, ONERA, Châtillon,France; Sébastien Guedon, OlivierPenanhoat, SNECMA Villaroche Center,Moissy-Cramayel, France; Daniel Ferry,Benjamin Demirdjian, Jean Suzanne,CRMCN-CNRS, Marseille, France (p.231)

9E53:20

9F Optical Properties of Aerosols(Platform)

Weiling Li, F. Wagner, ChairsKellogg Suite

DETERMINING FUNDAMENTAL OPTICALPROPERTIES OF AMBIENTCARBONACEOUS AEROSOL PARTICLES ,Duncan T. L. Alexander, Peter A. Crozier,JAMES ANDERSON, Arizona StateUniversity, Tempe, AZ (p.695)

9F12:00

CLOSURE STUDY OF IN-SITU ANDREMOTE SENSING OBSERVATIONS OFAEROSOL OPTICAL PROPERTIES ATXINKEN IN PEARL RIVER DELTA OFCHINA, Heike Eichler(1), Ya-Fang Cheng(2),Alfred Wiedensohler(1), Jost Heintzenberg(1),Yuan-Hang Zhang(2), Min Hu(2), HartmutHerrmann(1), Li-Min Zeng(2), ErikaBrüggemann(1), Shang Liu(2), ThomasGnauk(1), Ling-Yan He(2), (1) Leibniz-Institute for Tropospheric Research, 04318,Leipzig, Germany, (2) College ofEnvironmental Sciences, Peking University,Beijing, China(p.609)

9F22:20


PROPERTIES OF ANGSTROM EXPONENTFREQUENCY DISTRIBUTIONS, FRANKWAGNER, Centro de Geofísica, Évora, PT(p.699)

9F32:40

EVALUATION OF AN ITERATIVE METHODFOR CALCULATING THE EFFECTIVEREAL REFRACTIVE INDEX OFANTARCTIC BOUNDARY LAYERAEROSOLS, AKI VIRKKULA, Kimmo Teinilä,Risto Hillamo, Veli-Matti Kerminen, FinnishMeteorological Institute, Research andDevelopment,Helsinki, Finland, Ismo K.Koponen, Department of Chemistry,University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen,Denmark, Markku Kulmala, Department ofAtmospheric Sciences, University of Helsinki,Helsinki, Finland (p.701)

9F43:00

MULTIPLE SCATTERINGMEASUREMENTS USING MULTISTATICLIDAR, JIN HYEN PARK, THEPENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY,UNIVERSITY PARK, PA, C. R. Philbrick, ThePennsylvania State University, UniversityPark, PA (p.703)

9F53:20

9G Aerosol Physics-III (Poster)

David Kane, Franco Prodi, ChairsGarden Court East

MODELING THE TRANSPORT OF FLY ASHFROM COAL FIRED POWER PLANTS,KENNETH NOLL, Obatosin Aluko, Dept. ofChemical and Environmental Engineering,Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL;Michael Pilat, Department of CivilEngineering, University of Washington,Seattle WA (p.705)

9G12:00

RESIDENCE TIME OF ATMOSPHERICAEROSOLS IN ASSOCIATION WITHRADIOACTIVE NUCLIDES , CONSTANTINPAPASTEFANOU1,2*, AlexandraIoannidou2, 1.Environmental SciencesDivision, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, OakRidge, Tennessee, 37831 USA. 2. Atomicand Nuclear Physics Laboratory, AristotleUniversity of Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki54124, Greece. *Present address. (p.707)

9G22:00

FILTER SAMPLING ARTEFACTS INMEASUREMENTS OF MASSCONCENTRATION OF LUBRICANT OILMIST DOWNSTREAM OF ANELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATOR, AndreiBologa, Klaus Woletz, HANNS-RUDOLFPAUR, Institut für Technische Chemie,Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe GmbH,Karlsruhe, Germany (p.709)

9G32:00

DETERMINATION OF EXPERIMENTALCORRELATIONS FOR AEROSOLDEPOSITION INTO CRACKED CONCRETEWALL, THOMAS GELAIN, Jacques Vendel,Institut de Radioprotection et de SûretéNucléaire, Gif-sur-Yvette, France (p.711)

9G42:00

PROGRESS IN SEMIEMPIRICAL DESIGNOF THE NUCLEATION RATE SURFACES ,MICHAEL ANISIMOV, Institute of ChemicalKinetics and Combustion SB RAS,Novosibirsk, Russia (p.713)

9G52:00

DETECTING CHARGING STATE OFULTRA-FINE PARTICLES: INSTRUMENTALDEVELOPMENT AND AMBIENTMEASUREMENTS , Stéphanie Gagné,Tuukka Petäjä, LAURI LAAKSO, Pasi Aalto,Markku Kulmala, University of Helsinki,Helsinki, Finland (p.715)

9G62:00

THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A DISCRETENODAL MODEL TO PROBE THE EFFECTOF SIZE-DEPENDENT SURFACE TENSIONON NANOPARTICLE FORMATION ANDGROWTH., DIBYENDU MUKHERJEE,Anand Prakash and Michael R. Zachariah,University of Maryland, College Park, MD.(p.717)

9G72:00

NUCLEATION SIMULATIONS WITHFLUENT-FPM, ERIK HERRMANN, MarkkuKulmala, University of Helsinki, Helsinki,Finland; Antti Hyvärinen, Heikki Lihavainen,Finnish Meteorological Institute, Helsinki,Finland (p.719)

9G82:00


FLUX DENSITY OF VAPOR INTOAEROSOL PARTICLE IN THE PRESENCEOF ADSORBABLE FOREIGN GAS, VALERILEVDANSKY, Heat and Mass TransferInstitute NASB, Minsk, Belarus; Jiri Smolik,Vladimir Zdimal, Pavel Moravec, Institute ofChemical Process Fundamentals AS CR,Prague, Czech Republic (p.721)

9G92:00

DYNAMICS OF EVAPORATION OF SMALLWATER CLUSTERS, Ismo Napari, HANNAVEHKAMÄKI, Department of PhysicalSciences, University of Helsinki, Helsinki,Finland (p.722)

9G102:00

QUNTUM NATURE OF THE SIGNPREFERENCE, ALEXEY NADYKTO;Fangqun Yu, SUNY Albany, ASRC, NY; AnasAl Natsheh, University of Kuopio, Kuopio,Finland (p.723)

9G112:00

A POSSIBLE ORIGIN OF THE ERROR INTHE NUCLEATION RATE CALCULATIONSBY THE CLASSICAL THEORY OFHETEROGENEOUS NUCLEATION, ANTTILAURI, Evgeni Zapadinsky, JoonasMerikanto, Hanna Vehkamäki, MarkkuKulmala, University of Helsinki, Finland(p.725)

9G122:00

INVESTIGATING AEROSOL PROPERTIESWITH CONDENSATION MODELS, ILONARIIPINEN, Heli Hietala, Ville Tilvis, Anca I.Gaman, Timo Vesala, Markku Kulmala,Department of Physical Sciences, Universityof Helsinki, Finland; Paul M. Winkler, Paul E.Wagner, Institut für Experimentalphysik,Universität Wien, Austria; Kari E.J. Lehtinen,Finnish Meteorological Institute and Universityof Kuopio, Finland (p.727)

9G132:00

COMPARISON BETWEEN MONTE CARLONUCLEATION SIMULATIONS AND THECLASSICAL NUCLEATION THEORY,JOONAS MERIKANTO, Evgeni Zapadinsky,Hanna Vehkamäki, Antti Lauri, Department ofPhysical Sciences, University of Helsinki,Finland (p.729)

9G142:00

ROLE OF ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITYON CHARGE INSTABILITY INDUCEDBREAKUPS OF DROPLETS, HARRYHUNTER and Asit K. Ray, Department ofChemical Engineering, University ofKentucky, Lexington, KY 40506-0045, USA(p.730)

9G152:00

A KINETICALLY CORRECT MODEL FORHETEROGENEOUS NUCLEATION, AnniMäättänen, HANNA VEHKAMÄKI, Antti Lauri,Ismo Napari, Markku Kulmala, University ofHelsinki, Finland; Paul E. Wagner, UniversitätWien, Austria (p.731)

9G162:00

PARTICLE FORMATION BY OZONOLYSISOF INDUCIBLE PLANT VOLATILES, PASIMIETTINEN, Department of Applied Physics,University of Kuopio, Kuopio, Finland; JarmoHolopainen, Department of Ecology andEnvironmental Science, University of Kuopio,Kuopio, Finland; Jorma Joutsensaari,Department of Environmental Sciences,University of Kuopio, Kuopio, Finland;(p.733)

9G172:00

ANTI-CORRELATIONS OF PARTICLEMODES AND FRAGMENTATION THEOREMFOR COMBUSTION AEROSOLS, DMITRI K.GRAMOTNEV, Galina Gramotnev , AppliedOptics Program, School of Physical andChemical Science, Queensland University ofTechnology, GPO Box 2434, Brisbane, QLD4001, Australia (p.734)

9G182:00

EVAPORATIVE COOLING OF AEROSOLDROPLETS AND NANOPARTICLESGROWTH IN A LOW PRESSUREAEROSOL REACTOR , SERGEY P.FISENKO, National Academy of Sciences,Minsk, Belarus; WEI-NING WANG, I. WuledLenggoro, Kikuo Okuyama, HiroshimaUniversity, Higashi-Hiroshima, Japan (p.736)

9G192:00

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISATION OFATMOSPHERIC AEROSOL PARTICLESOVER AN "URBAN-COASTAL ZONE" ,AUROMEET SAHA, Serge Despiau, TathyMissamou, Universite du Sud Toulon-Var,France (p.738)

9G202:00


PARAMETERIZATION OF AEROSOL SIZEDISTRIBUTION USING CONSTRAINEDMATRIX FACTORIZATION., HEIKKIJUNNINEN, Markku Kulmala; University ofHelsinki, Helsinki, Finland (p.740)

9G212:00

MEASUREMENTS OF THERMOPHORETICVELOCITIES OF AEROSOL PARTICLES INMICROGRAVITY CONDITIONS INDIFFERENT CARRIER GASES, FRANCOPRODI, Gianni Santachiara, Lorenza DiMatteo, Institute ISAC-CNR, Bologna, Italy,Andrei Vedernikov, Microgravity ResearchCenter, Université Libre de Bruxelles,Belgium, Sergey Beresnev, VladimirChernyak, Ural State University,Ekaterinburg, Russia (p.741)

9G222:00

DETERMINATION OF THE EFFECTIVEDENSITY OF FRACTAL AGGREGATES BYSERIAL ANALYSIS OF ELECTRICALMOBILITY AND AERODYNAMICDIAMETERS: ESTABLISHMENT OF ADENSITY PROFILE FROM PRIMARYPARTICLES TO AGGREGATES.,FRANCOIS-XAVIER OUF, Jacques Vendel,Institut de Radioprotection et de SûretéNucléaire, Laboratoire de Physique etMétrologie des Aérosols, Gif-sur-YvetteCedex, France; Alexis Coppalle, Marc-Emmanuel Weill, Jérôme Yon, Complexe deRecherche Interprofessionnelle enAérothermochimie, UMR 6614, Saint-Etiennedu Rouvray Cedex, France (p.742)

9G232:00

EFFECT OF DIESEL PARTICLES ON THEPHOTOCHEMICAL REACTIONS OFDIESEL EXHAUST-TOLUENE MIXTURE,Seung-Bok Lee, GWI-NAM BAE, Kil-ChooMoon, Korea Institute of Science andTechnology, Seoul, Korea; Mansoo Choi,Seoul National University, Seoul, Korea(p.744)

9G242:00

AEROSOL DISPERSION MODELING WITHPROBABILISTIC IMPLICIT PARTICLETRACKING ALGORITHM, ANDREISMIRNOV, Steven Rowan, JamesMcCormick, West Virginia University,Morgantown, WV (p.745)

9G252:00

9H Biomass Combustion and OrganicEmissions (Poster)

P. Yli-Pirila, James Schauer, ChairsGarden Court East

NEW ESTIMATION METHOD OF GASEOUSPOLLUTANTS EMISSIONS FROM DIESELLOCOMOTIVES, DUCKSHIN PARK,Youngmin Cho, Korea Railroad ResearchInstitute, Uiwang, Kyonggi, Korea; DongsoolKim, Kyunghee University, Yongin, Kyonggi,Korea (p.232)

9H12:00

EMISSIONS OF POLYBROMINATEDDIBENZO-P-DIOXINS ANDDIBENZOFURANS FROM THE PYROLYSISOF PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARDS, Yi-ChiehLai, Wen-Jhy Lee, National Cheng KungUniversity, Tainan, Taiwan; Lin-Chi Wang,Guo-Ping Chang-Chien, Cheng-ShiuUniversity, Kaohsiung, Taiwan (p.234)

9H22:00

FINE PARTICLE AND TOXIC HEAVYMETAL EMISSIONS FROM WASTEINCINERATION, JOUNI HOKKINEN, CarlWilen, Antero Moilanen, VTT TechnicalResearch Centre of Finland, Jorma K.Jokiniemi, VTT Technical Research Centre ofFinland and University of Kuopio, Departmentof Environmental Sciences, Fine Particle andAerosol Technology Laboratory, RistoHillamo, Ulla Makkonen, Karri Saarnio,Finnish Meteorological Institute (p.238)

9H42:00

THE EFFECTS OF SULFUR ANDCHLORINE ADDITIVES ON PARTICLEFORMATION IN WOOD COMBUSTION,OLLI M. J. SIPPULA, Jorma K. Jokiniemi,University of Kuopio, Department ofEnvironmental Sciences, Fine Particle andAerosol Technology Laboratory, Kuopio,Finland, Terttaliisa Lind, Jorma K. Jokiniemi,VTT Technical Research Center of Finland,Fine Particles, Espoo, Finland (p.239)

9H52:00


RESIDENTIAL BIOMASS COMBUSTIONAEROSOLS - INFLUENCE OFCOMBUSTION CONDITIONS ONPHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PARTICLECHARACTERISTICS, JOAKIM PAGELS,Jenny Rissler, Andreas Massling, JakobLöndahl, Erik Swietlicki, Lund University,Lund, Sweden; Christoffer Boman, UmeåUniversity, Umeå, Sweden (p.240)

9H62:00

PARTICLE EMISSIONS FROM TWODISTRICT HEATING UNITS OPERATINGON BIOFUEL AND HEAVY FUEL OIL , PASIYLI-PIRILÄ, Olli Sippula, Pentti Willman,Jorma Jokiniemi, University of Kuopio,Kuopio, Finland; Jouni Hokkinen, HarriPuustinen, Jorma Jokiniemi, TechnicalResearch Centre of Finland, Espoo, Finland(p.242)

9H72:00

FINE PARTICLE CHARACTERISATION BYELECTRON MICROSCOPY IN A SMALLSCALE MASONRY HEATER DURINGPOOR AND GOOD COMBUSTIONCONDITIONS, Jorma Jokiniemi, JUSSILYYRÄNEN, Unto Tapper, VTT TechnicalResearch Centre of Finland, Fine Particles;Jorma Jokiniemi, Jarkko Tissari, University ofKuopio, Fine Particle and Aerosol TechnologyLaboratory (p.244)

9H82:00

PAH EMISSIONS FROM A MASONRYHEATER IN SMALL SCALE WOODCOMBUSTION, KATI HYTÖNEN, JarkkoTissari, Pasi Yli-Pirilä, Jorma Jokiniemi,University of Kuopio, Kuopio, Finland; JormaJokiniemi, VTT Technical Research Center,Espoo, Finland (p.245)

9H92:00

INVESTIGATION OF FIRE SMOKE SPREADIN A TOWNHOUSE BUILDING, C.S. Lin, S.C. WANG, C.B. Huang, Yuan Ze University,Taiwan, ROC. (p.247)

9H102:00

UNDERSTANDING THE ORIGIN OFCARBONACEOUS AEROSOLS IN THENORTHERN INDIAN OCEAN , ELIZABETHA. STONE, James Schauer, University ofWisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI (p.249)

9H112:00

9H Materials Synthesis-I (Poster)

Jorma Jokiniemi, Wuled Lengoro, ChairsGarden Court East

A NEW DESIGN OF THE ELECTROSPRAYPYROLYSIS SYSTEM USING PREMIXEDFLAME AND SYNTHESIS OF CERIANANOPARTICLES , HYUNCHEOL OH,Sangsoo Kim, KAIST, Daejeon, Republic ofKorea (p.32)

9H122:00

FLAME SYNTHESIS OF LINI1-Y-ZMNYCOZO2 NANOPARTICLES USING ANULTRASONIC ATOMIZER, HEE DONGJANG, Hankwon Chang, Korea Institute ofGeoscience and Mineral Resources, Korea;Churl-Kyoung Lee, Kumoh National Instituteof Technology, Korea (p.33)

9H132:00

TWO-STAGE SPRAY PYROLYSISNANOPARTICLE GENERATOR , Shang-Cong Cheng, Curtis Fekety, ANDREYFILIPPOV, Damon Osterhout, CarltonTruesdale, Marc Whalen, Sullivan ParkResearch Center, Corning, NY. (p.35)

9H142:00

PRODUCTION OF SILVERNANOPARTICLE BY DC PLASMA JET ,Sang Hoon Lee, DONG-WHA PARK, InhaUniversity, Incheon, Korea; Seung-Min Oh,Daejoo Electronic Material Co., Siheung-shi,Kyunggi-do, Korea (p.36)

9H152:00

AEROSOL SYNTHESIS OF NANOPOROUSSILICA, RAGHURAMAN PITCHUMANI,Physical Chemistry and MolecularThermodynamics & Nanostructured Materials,DelftChemTech, Delft University ofTechnology, Delft, The Netherlands; Marc-Olivier Coppens, Physical Chemistry andMolecular Thermodynamics, DelftChemTech,Delft University of Technology, Delft, TheNetherlands; Andreas Schmidt-Ott,Nanostructured Materials, DelftChemTech,Delft University of Technology, Delft, TheNetherlands (p.38)

9H162:00


HIGHLY POROUS NANOSTRUCTUREDMATERIALS FROM IMPACTEDNANOPARTICLES , CHRISTIAN PEINEKEand Andreas Schmidt-Ott, DCT/Nanostructured Materials,Delft University ofTechnology, Delft, The Netherlands (p.39)

9H172:00

AEROSOL GROWTH OF CARBONNANOTUBES ON BIMETALLICNANOCOMPOSITE PARTICLESPRODUCED BY SPRAY PYROLYSIS, SOOH. KIM, Michael R. Zachariah, University ofMaryland, College Park, MD and NationalInstitute of Standards and Technology,Gaithersburg, MD (p.41)

9H192:00

SILVER NANOPARTICLES BYSUPERSONIC NOZZLE EXPANSION:SYNTHESIS AND THERMAL CHARGING ,JAE HEE JUNG, Sang Soo Kim, KoreaAdvanced Institute of Science andTechnology, Daejeon, KOREA. (p.42)

9H202:00

SYNTHESIS OF THE METALNANOPARTICLES USING FLAT PLATETYPE HEATER, JAE HEE JUNG, HyunCheol Oh, Sang Soo Kim, Korea AdvancedInstitute of Science and Technology, Daejeon,KOREA., Hyung Soo Noh, Jun Ho Ji,Samsung Electronics, Suwon, KOREA. (p.43)

9H212:00

GENERATION OF UNAGGLOMERATEDNANOPARTICLES BY LASER ABLATIONIN THE SOLUTION WITH UNIPOLARCHARGE BY ELECTROSPRAY , JoonghyukKim, Sangbok Kim and Sang Soo Kim,KAIST, Daejeon, Republic of Korea (p.44)

9H222:00

ONE-STEP PREPARATION OF BARIUMTITANATE NANOPARTICLES VIA ANAEROSOL ROUTE, WEI-NING WANG, I.Wuled Lenggoro, Kikuo Okuyama, HiroshimaUniversity, Higashi-Hiroshima, Japan (p.45)

9H232:00

COATING CARBON NANOTUBES WITHAEROSOL NANOPARTICLES , Ganhua Lu,JUNHONG CHEN, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI (p.46)

9H242:00

EFFECTS OF PULSE MODULATIONS ONPARTICLE GROWTH IN SILANE PLASMAREACTOR, DONG-JOO KIM and Kyo-SeonKim, Department of Chemical Engineering,Kangwon National University, Chuncheon,Kangwon-Do, Korea (p.47)

9H252:00

EFFECT OF OPERATING CONDITIONS ONTHE CHARACTERISTICS OF MICRO- ANDNANO-POWDERS SYNTHESIZED BYSPRAY DRYING AND PYROLYSIS ,MORTEZA ESLAMIAN, Nasser Ashgriz,Department of Mechanical and IndustrialEngineering, University of Toronto, Toronto,ON, Canada (p.49)

9H272:00

Wednesday 3:40 PM - 4:00 PMCoffee BreakGreat River Ballroom, Garden Courts East &West

Wednesday 4:00 PM - 5:20 PMSession 1010A Urban Aerosol-V (Platform)

Kaarle Hämeri, S. Sobanska, ChairsMinnesota Ballroom

SMALL SCALE VARIABILITY OF THEURBAN AEROSOL IN LEIPZIG, GERMANY ,THOMAS M. TUCH, Dieter Bake, WolframBirmili, Ulrich Franck, Korinna König, MaikSchilde, Andre Sonntag, Alfred Wiedensohler,Department of Human Exposure Researchand Epidemiology, UFZ Centre forEnvironmental Research, Department ofPhysics, Leibniz Institute for TroposphericResearch, , Federal Environmental Agency,Berlin, Germany (p.1818)

10A14:00

ELEMENTAL AND MOLECULAR MICROIMAGING OF URBAN AEROSOLPARTICLES FROM A COASTAL CITY ,Juliette Rimetz, SOPHIE SOBANSKA, JackyLaureyns, Claude Brémard, LAboratoire deSpectrochimie Infrarouge et Raman,Villeneuve d'Ascq, France; EspéranzaPerdrix, Ecole des Mines de Douai, France.(p.1820)

10A24:20


EMISSIONS AND CONCENTRATIONS OFSIZE DISTRIBUTED NUMBERS OFSUBMICROMETER URBAN PARTICLES,SARA JANHÄLL, Magnus Hagström, MattiasHallquist, Ardhendu Shannigrahi, Departmentof Chemistry, Atmospheric Science, GöteborgUniversity, Sweden (p.1821)

10A34:40

URBAN-SCALE VARIABILITY OF AMBIENTPARTICULATE MATTER ATTRIBUTES ,TAL FREIMAN, Nurit Hirshel and DavidBroday, Technion - Israel Institute ofTechnology, Haifa, Israel (p.1822)

10A45:00

10B CCN Regional Effects (Platform)

John Ogren, Cynthia Twohy, ChairsCapitol Ballroom

CCN ACTIVITY OF CLOUD PROCESSEDORGANIC AEROSOL COLLECTEDDURING MASE 2005 , AKUA ASA-AWUKU,Athanasios Nenes, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Atlanta, GA; Armin Sorooshian,John H. Seinfeld, California Institute ofTechnology, Pasadena, CA (p.1365)

10B14:00

MEASURING WATER-AEROSOLINTERACTIONS DOWNWING OF MEXICOCITY: INFERENCES ABOUT CHEMICALCOMPOSITION AND AGING OF AMBIENTAEROSOLS, SARA LANCE, TimothyVanReken, Matthew J. Dunn, James N.Smith, National Center for AtmosphericResearch, Boulder, CO; Luz Padro, AkuaAsa-Awuku, Amy Sullivan, Rodney Weber,Athanasios Nenes, Georgia Institute ofTechnology, Atlanta, GA; Michael Hannigan,University of Colorado, Boulder, CO (p.1367)

10B24:20

CHARACTERISTICS OF CLOUDCONDENSATION NUCLEI AND ICENUCLEI IN DIFFERENT CLOUD TYPESAND REGIONS , CYNTHIA TWOHY, OregonState University, Corvallis, OR; JamesAnderson, Peter Crozier, Arizona StateUniversity, Tempe, AZ; James Hudson,Desert Research Institute, Reno, NV (p.1369)

10B34:40

THE EFFECT OF PREEXISTINGAMMONIUM SULFATE SEED AEROSOLON SECONDARY ORGANIC AEROSOLFORMATION IN IRRADIATED TOLUENE/NOX/AIR MIXTURES, ZIFENG LU, JimingHao, Junhua Li, Shan Wu, Zhe Zhao,Tsinghua University, Beijing, CN; HidetoTakekawa, Toyota Central Research andDevelopment Laboratory, Nagakute, Aichi, JP(p.1370)

10B45:00

10C Nanoparticle Measurement andCharacterization (Platform)

Vladek Szymanski, Alfred Weber, ChairsGovernors 1 & 5

FIRST LDA MEASUREMENT OFNANOPARTICLE VELOCITIES IN LOWPRESSURE JETS, ALFRED P. WEBER,Clausthal University of Technology,Germany , Kerstin Reuter, Gerhard Kasper,University of Karlsruhe, Germany, StefanRoesler, University of Applied Sciences ofEsslingen, Germany (p.84)

10C14:00

DESIGN, PERFORMANCE ANDAPPLICATION OF A NANO-AEROSOLMASS SPECTROMETER (NAMS) FORCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OFINDIVIDUAL AIRBORNENANOPARTICLES , Shenyi Wang,Christopher A. Zordan, MURRAY V.JOHNSTON, Department of Chemistry andBiochemistry, University of Delaware,Newark, DE (p.86)

10C24:20

FIELD EXPERIENCES WITH A NEW KINDOF SMPS+E, CHRISTIAN GERHART,Thomas Rettenmoser, Hans Grimm, GrimmAerosol Technik GmbH, Ainring, Germany,Mathias Richter, GIP GmbH, Pouch,Germany (p.88)

10C34:40


COMPARISON OF TWO METHODS FORESTIMATING SURFACE AREACONCENTRATION USING NUMBER ANDMASS CONCENTRATIONS , JI YOUNGPARK, Gurumurthy Ramachandran, Peter C.Raynor, Lynn E. Eberly, University ofMinnesota, Minneapolis, MN; Andrew D.Maynard, Woodrow Wilson InternationalCenter for Scholars Project on EmergingNanotechnologies, Washington, D.C., MD(p.89)

10C45:00

10D Pharmaceutical Aerosols (Platform)

Bahman Asgharian, Tomasz Ciach, ChairsGovenors 2 - 4

PULSED-CONTROLLED GROUPING OFMEDICAL AEROSOL PARTICLES - A NEWADMINISTRATION CONCEPT, TALSHAKKED,David Katoshevski, Institute forApplied Biosciences, Ben-Gurion University ofthe Negev, Israel (p.892)

10D14:00

RAPID SPRAY-FREEZE-DRYING, HIGHEFFICIENCY INHALATION DELIVERY FORPOWDERS CONTAINING ANTI-CANCERCONTAINING DRUG-LOADEDNANOPARTICLES , Lyle G. Sweeney,Zhaolin L. Wang, WARREN H. FINLAY, M.Peppler, Hua Chen, Raimar Loebenberg,Wilson Roa, University of Alberta, Edmonton,Canada (p.894)

10D24:20

ELECTROHYDRODYNAMIC SPRAYING OFLIPID NANOPARTICLES FOR DRUGDELIVERY, YUN WU, Weiwei Hu, JeffreyChalmers, and Barbara Wyslouzil,Department of Chemical and BiomolecularEngineering, The Ohio State University,Columbus, OH (p.896)

10D34:40

EFFECT OF AIRFLOW TURBULIZERS ONAEROSOL EMISSION FROM A POWDERLAYER , TOMASZ R. SOSNOWSKI, Pawel;Bernatek, Leon Gradon; Warsaw University ofTechnology, Warsaw, POLAND (p.898)

10D45:00

10E Biomass Combustion (Platform)

Matti Maricq, Judith Chow, ChairsWabasha Suite

FINE PARTICLE EMISSIONS FROM RURALHOUSEHOLD BIOFUEL COMBUSTION INCHINA, XINGHUA LI , Jiming Hao, Lei Duan,Jingchun Duan, Xingming Guo, Honghong Yi,Tsinghua University, Beijing, China (p.250)

10E14:00

EMISSION COMPARISON OF THE POORAND GOOD COMBUSTION OF WOOD INTHE SMALL MASONRY HEATER , JARKKOTISSARI. Kati hytönen, Pasi Yli-Pirilä, ValtteriSuonmaa, Timo Turrek, Pentti Willman,Jorma Jokiniemi, University of Kuopio, JussiLyyränen, VTT, Technical Research Centre ofFinland (p.252)

10E24:20

EMISSION FACTORS FOR CARBONMONOXIDE, ELEMENTAL CARBON, ANDLIGHT ABSORPTION FROMLABORATORY COMBUSTION OFWILDLAND FUELS, L.-W. Antony Chen,Hans Moosmüller, W. Pat Arnott, JudithChow, John Watson, Desert ResearchInstitute, Reno, NV; Ronald Susott, RonaldBabbitt, Cyle Wold, Emily Lincoln. Wei MinHao, USDA Forest Service, Missoula, MT(p.254)

10E34:40

EFFECT OF FLUE GAS RE-CIRCULATIONAND FUEL GASIFICATION ON FINEPARTICLE EMISSIONS FROM A SMALL-SCALE BIOMASS POWER PLANT, ERKKILAMMINEN, Elina Nieminen, HennaTuomenoja, Ville Niemelä, Ari Ukkonen,Dekati Ltd., Tampere, Finland (p.256)

10E45:00

10F Modeling Aerosol Properties (Platform)

Lynn Russell, Ari Laaksonen , ChairsKellogg Suite

MONTE CARLO SIMULATION OF DEPOSITFORMATION FROM AEROSOLPARTICLES, JOSE L. CASTILLO, DanielRodriguez-Perez, J. Carlos Antoranz, UNED,Madrid (Spain) (p.747)

10F14:00


MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATIONSOF DELIQUESCENCE IN ATMOSPHERICIONIC NANOPARTICLES, RANJITBAHADUR, Lynn M. Russell, ScrippsInstitution of Oceanography, La Jolla CA;Scot T. Martin, Harvard University,Cambridge MA; Peter R. Buseck, ArizonaState University, Tempe AZ (p.749)

10F24:20

THE EFFECT OF SURFACTANTPARTITIONING ON CRITICALSUPERSATURATION OF CLOUD DROPS:A GENERALIZED APPROACH , RIIKKASORJAMAA, Ari Laaksonen, University ofKuopio, Department of Applied Physics,Kuopio, Finland (p.751)

10F34:40

IMPLEMENTATION IN FLUENT OF A NEWSTOCHASTIC MODEL FOR PARTICLEDISPERSION IN TURBULENT FLOWS,ABDELOUAHAB DEHBI, Paul ScherrerInstitute, Villigen, Switzerland, W. Timm,Fluent Deutschland GmbH (p.753)

10F45:00

10G Aerosol Chemistry-II (Poster)

Astrid Kiendler-Scharr, Michael Zachariah,Chairs

Garden Court East

SURFACE MODIFICATIONS OF MULTI-WALLED CARBON NANOTUBES , YU-CHUN CHIANG, Chen-Yueh Lee, Yuan ZeUniversity,Taoyuan, Taiwan, Chien-ChengLee, Yuan Ze University, Taoyuan, Taiwan(p.1051)

10G14:00

TOPOLOGIES OF NUCLEATION RATESURFACES FOR LASER ABLATION OFSOLIDS, MICHAEL ANISIMOV, Anatoli M.Baklanov, and Tat'yana I. Golavskaya,Institute of Chemical Kinetics and CombustionSBRAS, 630090, Novosibirsk, Russia. E-mail:[email protected]; Philip K, Hopke,Clarkson University, Box 5708, NY 13699-5708, Potsdam, USA (p.1053)

10G24:00

MULTI-CHANNEL VAPOR NUCLEATION:SEQUENCE OF DIFFERENT PHASEGENERATION, MICHAEL ANISIMOV,Institute of Kemical Kinetics and CombustionSBRAS, 630090, Novosibirsk, Russia, E-mail:[email protected]; Vladimir Akimov,Department of Mechanics, Fare EasternUniversity of Transport, 68022, Khabarovsk,Russia (p.1055)

10G34:00

A COMPARISON OF I2O5 AND SIO2NANOPARTICLE MORPHOLOGIES ANDGROWTH MECHANISMS, RUSSELLSAUNDERS, John Plane,University of Leeds,UK (p.1057)

10G44:00

KINETICS, THERMODYNAMICS ANDCOAGULATION STUDIES OFMANIPULATED AEROSOL DROPLETS,JARIYA BUAJARERN, Laura Mitchem,Jonathan P. Reid, University of Bristol, Bristol,UK; Andrew D. Ward, CCLRC, RutherfordAppleton Laboratory, Didcot, UK (p.1058)

10G54:00

GROWTH KINETICS MEASUREMENT OFAEROSOL CARBON NANOTUBES BYELECTRICAL MOBILITY CLASSIFICATION,SOO H. KIM, Michael R. Zachariah,University of Maryland, College Park, MD andNational Institute of Standards andTechnology, Gaithersburg, MD (p.1059)

10G64:00

EFFECT OF CHARGE-DIPOLEINTERACTION ON THE EVAPORATION OFPOLAR MOLECULES FROM CHARGEDCLUSTERS, FANGQUN YU, State Universityof New York at Albany, Albany, NY (p.1060)

10G74:00

COMPONENT AND MORPHOLOGYBIASES ON QUANTIFYING SIZE ANDCOMPOSITION OF NANOPARTICLESUSING SINGLE-PARTICLE MASSSPECTROMETRY, LEI ZHOU, Ashish Raiand Michael R. Zachariah, Department ofMechanical Engineering and Department ofChemistry and Biochemistry, University ofMaryland, College Park, 20742, USA(p.1062)

10G84:00


THERMODYNAMIC CONSIDERATION OFTHE CONTRIBUTION OF CARBOXYLICAND DICARBOXYLIC ACIDS TOATMOSPHERIC ORGANIC PARTICULATEMATTER VIA ESTER AND AMIDEFORMATION, KELLEY BARSANTI, JamesPankow, Oregon Health & Science University,Portland, OR (p.1063)

10G94:00

ADVANCES IN COMPUTATIONALLYEFFICIENT ACTIVITY COEFFICIENTESTIMATION METHOD FOR LARGE-SCALE ATMOSPHERIC MODELING , ELSAI. CHANG and James F. Pankow , OregonHealth & Science University, Beaverton, OR(p.1064)

10G104:00

REACTIVITY OF ORGANIC AEROSOLMIXTURES: USING COMPOUND-SPECIFICUPTAKE COEFFICIENTS TO FOLLOWREACTION STOICHIOMETRY, AMY M.SAGE, Emily A Weitkamp, Allen L. Robinson,Neil M. Donahue, Center for AtmosphericParticle Studeis, Carnegie Mellon University,Pittsburgh, PA (p.1065)

10G114:00

MECHANISM REDUCTION FOR THEFORMATION OF SECONDARY ORGANICAEROSOL FOR INTEGRATION INTO A 3-DIMENSIONAL REGIONAL AIR QUALITYMODEL, ADAM G. XIA, Diane V.Michelangeli,Center for AtmosphericChemistry, York University, Toronto, Canada;Paul Makar, Air Quality Research Division,Environment Canada, Toronto, Canada(p.1067)

10G124:00

MODELING HETEROGENEOUS ACIDCATALYZED SECONDARY ORGANICAEROSOL MASS PRODUCTION OFTERPENE OZONOLYSIS REACTIONS INPRESENCE OF INORGANIC ACID,AMANDA NORTHCROSS and MyoseonJang, University of North Carolina (p.1069)

10G134:00

SECONDARY ORGANIC AEROSOLFORMATION FROM OXIDATION OFTOLUENE BY OH RADICALS FROMPHOTOLYSIS OF H2O2 IN THE ABSENCEOF NOX, GANG CAO, Myoseon Jang, TheUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,Chapel Hill, NC (p.1070)

10G144:00

ISOPRENE AND ALPHA-PINENEOXIDATION PRODUCTS IN BOREALFOREST AEROSOLS FROM HYYTIÄLÄ,FINLAND, DURING A 2005 SUMMERPERIOD, IVAN KOURTCHEV, MagdaClaeys, Department of PharmaceuticalSciences, University of Antwerp (CampusDrie Eiken), Wilrijk, Belgium, TainaRuuskanen, Anni Reissell, Markku Kulmala,Department of Physical Sciences, Division ofAtmospheric Sciences, University of Helsinki,Helsinki, Finland, Xuguang Chi, WillyMaenhaut, Department of AnalyticalChemistry, Institute for Nuclear Sciences,Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium (p.1072)

10G164:00

STABLE COMPLEXES OF FORMIC ACIDWITH SULFURIC ACID AND ITSHYDRATES , ALEXEY NADYKTO; FangqunYu, SUNY at Albany, ASRC, Albany, NY(p.1073)

10G174:00

CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OFPARTICLE NUCLEATION PRODUCTSFORMED DURING THE OZONOLYSIS OFVARIOUS MONOTERPENES USING MASSSPECTROMETRY, KATHERINE J. HEATONand Murray V. Johnston, University ofDelaware, Newark, DE (p.1074)

10G184:00

WATER CLUSTERS IN THEBACKGROUND OF PARTICLEFORMATION EVENTS, Tiia-Ene Parts, AareLuts, and MARKO VANA, Institute ofEnvironmental Physics, University of Tartu,Estonia (p.1076)

10G194:00

EVAPORATION RATES AND VAPOURPRESSURES OF MALONIC, SUCCINICAND GLUTARIC ACIDS IN AQUEOUSSOLUTIONS, ILONA RIIPINEN, Anca I.Gaman, Markku Kulmala, Department ofPhysical Sciences, University of Helsinki,Finland; Ismo K. Koponen, ThomasRosenorn, Merete Bilde, Department ofChemistry, University of Copenhagen,Denmark; Kari E.J. Lehtinen, FinnishMeteorological Insititute and University ofKuopio, Finland (p.1078)

10G204:00


CHEMISTRY OF SECONDARY ORGANICAEROSOL FORMATION FROMREACTIONS OF NO3 AND OH RADICALSWITH LINEAR AND CYCLIC ALKENES,AIKO MATSUNAGA, Paul J. Ziemann, AirPollution Research Center, University ofCalifornia, Riverside, CA (p.1080)

10G214:00

FORMATION OF SECONDARY ORGANICAEROSOL FROM REACTIONS OF OHRADICALS WITH LINEAR, BRANCHED,AND CYLIC ALKANES UNDER HIGH ANDLOW NOX CONDITIONS, YONG BIN LIM,Paul J. Ziemann, Air Pollution ResearchCenter, University of California, Riverside, CA(p.1081)

10G224:00

10H Materials Synthesis-II (Poster)

Knut Deppert, Goodarz Ahmadi, ChairsGarden Court East

DEVELOPMENT OF PRISTINE ANDDOPED IRON OXIDE NANO EMULSIONSYSTEMS AS A VEHICLE FOR TARGETEDDRUG DELIVERY, SOUBIR BASAK,Department of Chemical Engineering,Washington University in Saint Louis, MO;Greg Lanza, School of Medicine, WashingtonUniversity in Saint Louis, MO; Pratim Biswas,Department of Chemical Engineering,Washington University in Saint Louis, MO(p.51)

10H14:00

DIELECTRIC COATING THICKNESS INCORE-SHELL MICRO/NANOCAPSULESFROM ELECTRIFIED COAXIAL JETS,ALVARO G. MARÍN, Universidad de Sevilla,Sevilla, Spain, Ignacio G. Loscertales,Universidad de Málaga, Málaga, Spain,Antonio Barrero, Universidad de Sevilla,Sevilla, Spain (p.53)

10H24:00

FUNCTIONAL SURFACE COATINGS WITHTHIN POLYMER FILMS PROCESSED ATATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE BY POST-DISCHARGE ELECTRO-SPRAY , JPBORRA, Ludovic Tatoulian, Laboratoire dePhysique des Gaz et des Plasmas CNRS,France, Michael Tatoulian, Farzy Arefi,Jacques Amouroux, Laboratoire de Génie desProcédés Plasma et Traitement de Surface,ENSCP-Paris VI University, Paris; DiegoMantovani, Département de Génie des mineset des matériaux, Laval University, Quebec(p.54)

10H34:00

ELECTROSPRAYING OF INDIVIDUALCOLLOIDAL NANOPARTICLES FORSEEDING THE GROWTH OF NANOWIRES,Zhaoxia Bi, P.H. Michael Böttger, Kimberly A.Dick, Martin N.A. Karlsson, KNUT DEPPERT,Lund University, Sweden (p.56)

10H44:00

SYNTHESIS OF NANOSTRUCTURESCOMPOSED OF CARBON NANOTUBESON MICRON-FIBROUS METAL FILTERSAND ITS EFFECT ON FILTRATIONPERFORMANCE , SEOK JOO PARK, KoreaInstitute of Energy Research, Korea;; DongGeun Lee, Chungnam National University,Korea (p.58)

10H54:00

SYNTHESIS OF SINGLE-WALLEDCARBON NANOTUBES IN OXY-FUELINVERSE DIFFUSION FLAMES WITHONLINE DIAGNOSTICS, CHAD UNRAU,Richard Axelbaum, Pratim Biswas,Washington University, St. Louis, MO; PhilFraundorf, University of Missouri-St. Louis, St.Louis, MO (p.60)

10H64:00

ANALYSIS ON PARTICLE COATING INTHE ROTATING PLASMA CHEMICALVAPOR DEPOSITION PROCESS, DONG-JOO KIM and Kyo-Seon Kim, Department ofChemical Engineering, Kangwon NationalUniversity, Chuncheon, Kangwon-Do, Korea(p.62)

10H74:00


NANOPARTICLE PATTERNING THROUGHELECTROSPRAY OF NANOPARTICLESUSPENSION, D. S. Kim, H. C. Lee, J. Suh,K. Jun, J. Lee, M. CHOI, National CRI Centerfor Nano Particle Control, Seoul NationalUniversity, Seoul, Korea; (Pesent address - J.Suh: Samsung Electronics, Gyeonggi-do,Korea) (p.63)

10H84:00

AN ELECTROSPRAY METHOD FORNANOPARTICLE COATING, ChangkeunLee, KIMIN JUN, Mansoo Choi, SeoulNational University, Seoul, Korea (p.64)

10H94:00

DEPOSITION OF TIO2-NANOPARTICLESON A STEEL SURFACE IN LIQUID FLAMESPRAY METHOD, JYRKI M MÄKELÄ, HelmiKeskinen, Mikko Aromaa, Erkki Levänen,Tapio Mäntylä, Tampere University ofTechnology, Tampere, Finland (p.65)

10H104:00

DISTINCTION BETWEEN SIZE EFFECTAND SPECIFIC SURFACE AREA EFFECTIN THE GAS SENSING BEHAVIOR OFSNO1.8:AG MIXED NANOPARTICLEFILMS, Rakesh K. Joshi, F. EINAR KRUIS,Dept. of Engineering Sciences, University ofDuisburg-Essen, Duisburg (p.66)

10H114:00

THE PRODUCTION OF NANOPARTICLESUSING A LASER ASSISTED AEROSOLREACTOR, JAN VAN ERVEN, Zhao Fu,Tomek Trzeciak, Jan Marijnissen, DelftUniversity of Technology, Delft, TheNetherlands; Leon Gradon, Albert Podgorski,Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw,Poland (p.67)

10H124:00

A DMA FOR PARTICLE SIZE SELECTIONAT HIGH AEROSOL FLOW RATES,ESTHER HONTANON, Ciemat, Madrid,Spain, F. Einar Kruis, University of Duisburg-Essen, Duisburg, Germany (p.68)

10H134:00

ADHESION AND REMOVAL MECHANISMFOR PARTICLES IN TURBULENT FLOWSWITH CAPILLARY EFFECT, XINYU ZHANG,Goodarz Ahmadi, Clarkson University,Potsdam, NY (p.69)

10H144:00

PREVENTION OF DEBRIS RE-DEPOSITIONDURING LASER CLEANING USINGTHERMOPHORESIS AND OTHEREFFECTS, JIN HO KIM, Sang Soo Kim,Department of Mechanical Engineering,Korea Advanced Institute of Science andTechnology, Daejeon, Republic of Korea(p.71)

10H154:00

NANOPARTICLE AEROSOL GENERATIONMETHODS FROM BULK POWDERS, LINDAH. SCHMOLL, Patrick O'Shaughnessy,Landon Pratt, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA(p.72)

10H164:00

FABRICATION OF POROUS MATERIALSCOMPOSED OF NANOPARTICLESSYNTHESIZED BY LASER ABLATION,SEOK JOO PARK, Korea Institute of EnergyResearch, Korea;Dong Geun Lee, ChungnamNational University, Korea (p.74)

10H174:00

Wednesday 5:30 PM - 6:30 PMWorking Group Meetings for Associations

Wednesday 7:00 PM - 10:00 PMIAC Conference Dinner and River Cruise

Thursday 8:00 AM - 9:20 AMPlenary

Da-Ren Chen, ChairMinnesota Ballroom

PLENARY 4. HEALTH EFFECTS OFAMBIENT PARTICULATE MATTER , BertBrunekreef, Professor of EnvironmentalEpidemiology and Director, Institute for RiskAssessment Sciences, Utrecht University,Utrecht, Netherlands (p.827)

8:00

S.K. FRIEDLANDER AND B.Y.H. LIUAWARDS, presented by David Leith

9:00

Thursday 9:00 AM - 3:00 PMExhibits OpenGreat River Ballroom

Thursday 9:20 AM - 11:00 AMPoster Viewing with Continental Breakfastfor Sessions 7 - 14

2006 International Aerosol Conference: Final Program (as of 9/7/2006 ) Thursday

Great River Ballroom, Garden Courts East &West

Thursday 11:00 AM - 12:40 PMSession 1111A Regional Modeling (Platform)

John Seinfeld, ChairMinnesota Ballroom

IMPROVING REGIONAL AIR QUALITYMODEL AEROSOL SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS,ROBERT A. ELLEMAN, David S. Covert,University of Washington, Seattle, WA(p.1823)

11A111:00

CLIMATE CHANGE IMPACTS ON FINEPARTICULATE MATTERCONCENTRATIONS IN US , EFTHIMIOSTAGARIS , Kao Jen Liao, KasemsanManomaiphiboon, Armistead G. Russell,School of Civil and Env. Engineering, GeorgiaInstitute of Technology, Atlanta, GA; Jung-Hun Woo, Shan He, Praveen Amar,NESCAUM, Boston, MA; Lai-Yung (Ruby)Leung, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory,Richland, WA (p.1824)

11A211:20

AEROSOL CHEMISTRY OBSERVATIONSUSING THE TRANS-SIBERIAN RAILROAD– RESULTS OF THE YEAR 2005 TROICA-9EXPEDITION, RISTO HILLAMO, SannaKuokka, Kimmo Teinilä, Minna Aurela, SannaSaarikoski, Markus Sillanpää, Veli-MattiKerminen, Finnish Meteorological Institute,Helsinki, Finland, Eija Vartiainen, MarkkuKulmala, University of Helsinki, Helsinki,Finland, Andrei I. Skorokhod, Andrei A. Ralko,Nikolai F. Elansky, Igor B. Belikov, ObukhovInstitute of Atmospheric Physics, Moscow,Russia (p.1826)

11A311:40

QUANTIFYING THE CONTRIBUTION OFPARTICLE FORMATION TO GLOBALATMOSPHERIC AEROSOL , KENNETH S.CARSLAW, Dominick V. Spracklen, GrahamW. Mann, School of Earth and Environment,University of Leeds, Leeds, UK; MarkkuKulmala, Sanna-Liisa Sihto, University ofHelsinki, Dept of Physical Sciences, Helsinki,Finland; Velli-Matti Kerminen, FinnishMeteorological Institute, Helsinki, Finland(p.1828)

11A412:00

11B Aerosol Properties (Platform)

Mireya Moya, Richard Flagan, ChairsCapitol Ballroom

SATURATED AND UNSATURATEDHYDROCARBONS AS INDICATORS OFAEROSOL EMISSION SOURCES DURINGTHE ICARTT 2004 CAMPAIGN. , STEFANIAGILARDONI, Lynn M. Russell, ScrippsInstitution of Oceanography, UCSD, La Jolla,CA; Timothy S. Bates, Patricia Quinn, NOAAPacific Marine Environmental Laboratory,Seattle, WA; John H. Seinfeld, ShaneMurphy, California Institute of Technology,Pasadena, CA; James Allan, The Universityof Manchester, Manchester, UK (p.1372)

11B111:00

INJECTION OF LOW-LEVEL AEROSOLPARTICLES AND GAS INTO THE UPPERTROPICAL TROPOSPHERE BY DEEPCONVECTIVE CELLS: EVIDENCE FROMACTIVE CAMPAIGN AND MODELLINGSTUDY, Marie Monier, Geraint Vaughan,Thomas Choularton, Paul Connolly, MartinGallagher, Keith Bower, AtmosphericSciences, University of Manchester, UK, YanYin, Department of Applied Meteorology,Nanjing University of Information Science &Technology, China, and the ACTIVE Team(p.1374)

11B211:20

AEROSOL PROPERTIES AT THE MOSTWESTERN POINT OF CONTINENTALEUROPE, ANA MARIA SILVA, FrankWagner, Sérgio Pereira, Centro de Geofísica,Évora, PT, Thierry Elias, MétéoFrance,Toulouse, FR (p.1376)

11B311:40


MALTE - MODEL TO PREDICT NEWAEROSOL FORMATION IN THE LOWERTROPOSPHERE, MICHAEL BOY, MarkkuKulmala, University of Helsinki, Helsinki,Finland; Olaf Hellmuth, Leibniz Institute forTropospheric Research, Leipzig, Germany;Hannele Korhonen, Finnish MeteorologicalInstitute, Helsinki, Finland; Douglas Nilsson,Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden;Douglas ReVelle, Los Alamos NationalLaboratory, Los Alamos, NM; MICHAEL BOY,Andrew Turnipseed, National Center forAtmospheric Research, Boulder, CO; FrankArnold, Max-Planck Institute for NuclearPhysics, Heidelberg, Germany (p.1378)

11B412:00

11C Symposium: Nanoparticle Dosimetry,Toxicology and Cellular Interactions-I(Platform)

Chong Kim , Marianne Geiser, ChairsGovernors 1 & 5

NANOPARTICLES AND RESPIRATORYHEALTH - HOW IMPORTANT AREPARTICLE SIZE AND SURFACE AREACHARACTERISTICS?, DAVID B WARHEIT(p.135)

11C111:00

SYSTEMIC TRANSLOCATION OFNANOPARTICLES TOWARDSSECONDARY TARGET ORGANS,WOLFGANG G. KREYLING, ManuelaSemmler-Behnke, Stephanie Fertsch, GSF -National Research Center for Environmentand Health, Institute of Inhalation Biology andFocus Network Aerosols and Health,Neuherberg / Munich, Germany; WolfgangBrandau, University of Essen; Institute ofNuclear Chemistry and Radio Pharmacology,Essen, Germany; Ralph Sperling, WolfgangParak, Ludwig-Maximilians-University, Centerof NanoScience, Munich, Germany; GuenterSchmid, University of Essen; Institute ofInorganic Chemistry, Essen, German (p.136)

11C211:20

INHALATION EXPOSURE STUDY OFTITANIUM DIOXIDE NANOPARTICLESWITH A PRIMARY PARTICLE SIZE OF 2-5NM, VICKI H. GRASSIAN, PatrickO'Shaughnessy, John Pettibone, AndreaDodd, Peter Thorne, University of Iowa, IowaCity, IA (p.138)

11C311:40

EXPOSURE OF IN VITRO HUMANEPITHELIAL CELLS TO SECONDARYORGANIC AEROSOL COATED ONMAGNETIC NANOPARTICLESSUSPENDED IN THE GAS MEDIA, MyoseonJang, Gang Cao, Amanda Northcross, TheUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,Chapel Hill, NC; Andrew Ghio, NationalHealth and Environmental Effects ResearchLaboratory, EPA, RTP, NC; Weidong Wu,Center for Environmental Medicine, Asthma,and Lung Biology, UNC-Chapel Hill, ChapelHill, NC (p.139)

11C412:00

NANOPARTICLE INTERACTIONS WITHLUNG ALVEOLAR EPITHELIUM: BARRIERAND TRAFFICKING PROPERTIES , N.Yaghoobian , C. Liang, J. Xie, S.F. Hamm-Alvarez, C.A Peng, L. DeMaio, Z. Borok,EDWARD D. CRANDALL, K.J. Kim (p.141)

11C512:20

11D Electrical Analyzers (Platform)

Heinz Burtscher, Suresh Dhaniyala, ChairsGovenors 2 - 4

A FULL-RANGE DIFFERENTIAL MOBILITYANALYZER (FRDMA) , MANUEL ALONSO,National Center for Metallurgical Research(CSIC), Madrid, Spain (p.456)

11D111:00

OPERATIONAL CHARACTERISTICS OFTHE MINIATURE ELECTRICAL AEROSOLSPECTROMETER (MEAS) , MANISHRANJAN, Suresh Dhaniyala, Department ofMechanical and Aeronautical Engineering,Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY (p.457)

11D211:20


THE DIFFUSION SIZE CLASSIFIER (DISC) -A PORTABLE DEVICE TO MEASUREPARTICLE NUMBER CONCENTRATIONAND MEAN DIAMETER , Martin Fierz, PeterSteigmeier, HEINZ BURTSCHER, Institute forAerosol and Sensor Technology, University ofApplied Sciences, Northwestern Switzerland,Windisch, Switzerland (p.458)

11D311:40

SCANNING MODE OPERATION OF THEAEROSOL PARTICLE MASS ANALYZER ,KENSEI EHARA, Hiromu Sakurai, AkiraYabe, National Institute of AdvancedIndustrial Science and Technology, Tsukuba,Japan; Kevin Coakley, National Institute ofStandards and Technology, Boulder, CO(p.460)

11D412:00

11E Nucleation and On Road ParticleFormation (Platform)

Leon Ntziachristos, Reinhard Niessner, ChairsWabasha Suite

THE EFFECT OF DIFFERENT DILUTION–COOLING CONDITIONS ON NUCLEATIONIN DIESEL EXHAUST, MIKKO LEMMETTY,Topi Rönkkö, Jyrki M. Mäkelä, JormaKeskinen, Tampere University of Technology,Tampere, Finland; Liisa Pirjola, HelsinkiPolytechnic Stadia, Helsinki, Finland (p.1628)

11E111:00

IS ON-ROAD PARTICLE NUMBERCONCENTRATION DEPENDENT ONAMBIENT TEMPERATURE AND RELATIVEHUMIDITY, XIAOHONG YAO, N.T., Lau,Ming Fang, Institute for the Environment,Hong Kong University of Science andTechnology, Clear Water Bay, Hong KongandChak K. Chan, Department of ChemicalEngineering, Hong Kong University ofScience and Technology, Clear Water Bay,Hong Kong (p.1630)

11E211:20

EFFECT OF DRIVING PARAMETERS ONNUCLEATION MODE PARTICLES INDIESEL EXHAUST: LABORATORY ANDON-ROAD STUDY, TOPI RÖNKKÖ, AnneleVirtanen, Kati Vaaraslahti, Jorma Keskinen,Tampere University of Technology, Tampere,Finland; Liisa Pirjola, Helsinki Polytechnic,Helsinki, Finland; Maija Lappi,VTT Processes,Helsinki, Finland (p.1631)

11E311:40

IN SITU MEASUREMENTS OF CHEMICALAND PHYSICAL PARAMETERS OFVARIOUS TRAFFIC RELATED PARTICLESUNDER CRUISE CONDITIONS, JOHANNESSCHNEIDER, Particle Chemistry Department,Max-Planck-Institute for Chemistry, Mainz,Germany, Ulf Kirchner, Ford Research CenterAachen, Aachen, Germany (p.1633)

11E412:00

ANALYSIS OF CHANGES IN THESTRUCTURE AND REACTIVITY OF SOOTUNDERGOING OXIDATION ANDGASIFICATION BY RAMAN MICROSCOPY ,Natalia Ivleva, Armin Messerer, Ulrich Pöschl,REINHARD NIESSNER, Institute ofHydrochemistry, Technical University ofMunich, Germany (p.1635)

11E512:20

11F Aerosol Sampling (Platform)

David Kane, Virgil Marple, ChairsKellogg Suite

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY FOR BIO-AEROSOL COLLECTOR CYCLONE,YOUNGJIN SEO, Andrew R. McFarland,Texas A&M University, College Station, TX;John S. Haglund, The University of Texas,Austin, TX (p.461)

11F111:00

NAVAL UNIVERSAL OMNI-DIRECTIONALINLET (NUODI): A NEW OMNI-DIRECTIONAL INLET FOR THE DRYFILTER UNIT (DFU), Virgil A. Marple ,Bernard A. Olson, Particle CalibrationLaboratory, Department of MechanicalEngineering, University of Minnesota,Minneapolis, MN 55455 USA; Edward A.Lustig, Jr., Alan W. Hall, Naval SurfaceWarfare Center/Dahlgren Division, UnitedStates Navy, Dahlgren, VA, USA (p.463)

11F211:20

A NEW WIND TUNNEL FOR AEROSOLINHALABILITY AND SAMPLING ATREALISTIC LOW WIND SPEEDS, YI-HSUAN WU, Darrah K. Sleeth, James H.Vincent, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor,MI; Sigurd Anderson, William Hambleton,ELD Inc., Lake City, MN (p.464)

11F311:40


DIGITAL MICRO-FLUIDIC IMPACTOR FORDETERMINATION OF SULPHATE INAMBIENT AEROSOL, Yilin Ma, ANDREYKHLYSTOV, CEE, Duke University, Durham,NC; Vladislav Ivanov, Richard B. Fair, ECE,Duke University, Durham, NC (p.528)

11F412:00

11G Respiratory Deposition and WorkplaceAerosols (Poster)

Patrick O'Shaughnessy, Brian Wong, ChairsGarden Court West

RESPIRATORY TRACT DEPOSITION OFRESIDENTIAL BIOMASS COMBUSTIONAEROSOL PARTICLES IN HUMANSUBJECTS, JAKOB LÖNDAHL, JoakimPagels, Andreas Massling, Erik Swietlicki,Jenny Rissler, Lund University, Lund,Sweden, Christoffer Boman, AndersBlomberg, Thomas Sandström, Umeåuniversitet, Umeå, Sweden (p.900)

11G111:00

COMPARISON OF DOSIMETRYPREDICTIONS IN MURINE ANIMALMODELS OF HUMAN DISEASE , MICHAELJ. OLDHAM, Department of Community andEnvironmental Medicine, School of HealthSciences, University of California, Irvine,California (p.902)

11G211:00

NUMERICAL SIMULATIONS OF AIRFLOWAND PARTICLE DEPOSITION IN FOURHUMAN PROXIMAL LUNG BIFURCATIONMODELS, Yu Zhang and Warren H. Finlay;Department of Mechanical Engineering,University of Alberta, T6G 2G8, Edmonton,Alberta, Canada (p.904)

11G311:00

FIBER DEPOSITION IN THETRACHEOBRONCHIAL REGION:COMPARISON OF EXPERIMENTAL DATAAND THEORETICAL MODELS, YUE ZHOU,Wei-Chung Su, Lovelace RespiratoryResearch Institute, Albuquerque, NM;Goodarz Ahmadi, Philip K. Hopke, ClarksonUniversity, Potsdam, NY; Yung Sung Cheng,Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute,Albuquerque, NM (p.905)

11G411:00

EFFECTS OF RESPIRATORY FLOWPATTERNS ON PARTICLE DEPOSITION INHUMAN LUNGS, JUNG-IL CHOI, NorthCarolina State University, Raleigh, NC;Chong S. Kim, US Environmental ProtectionAgency, Research Triangle Park, NC (p.906)

11G511:00

COMPUTER SIMULATION OFELLIPSOIDAL PARTICLE TRANSPORTAND DEPOSITION IN HUMANTRACHEOBRONCHIAL TREE WITH 3-DSYMMETRIC AND ASYMMETRICBIFURCATION MODEL, LIN TIAN, GoodarzAhmadi, Department of Aeronautical andMechanical Engineering, Center for AirResources Engineering and Science,Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY; Philip K.Hopke, Department of Chemical Engineering,Center for Air Resources Engineering andScience, Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY;Yung-Sung Cheng, Lovelace RespiratoryResearch Institute, Albuqerque, NM (p.908)

11G611:00

USE OF DIFFERENT MODELINGTECHNIQUES TO SIMULATE DEPOSITIONIN ASTHMA, RISA J. ROBINSON, John N.DiFlorio, Rochester Institute of Technology,Rochester, NY (p.910)

11G711:00

HUMAN NASAL PASSAGE FIBROUSPARTICLE DEPOSITION: THE INFLUENCEOF PARTICLE LENGTH, FLOW RATE ANDPASSAGE GEOMETRY, Zuocheng Wang,PHILIP HOPKE, Goodarz Ahmadi, Center forAir Resources Engineering and Science,Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY; PaulBaron, Gregory Deye, National Institute forOccupational Safety and Health, Cincinnati,OH; Yung-Sung Cheng, Wei-Chung Su,Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute,Albuquerque, NM (p.911)

11G811:00

AIRFLOW AND PARTICLE DEPOSITION INTHE CENTRAL AIRWAY MODELS OF THEHUMAN LUNG, BAHMAN ASGHARIAN,Sravan Gudi, CIIT Centers for HealthResearch, Research Triangle Park, NC.(p.913)

11G911:00


SMALL AIRWAY MODELS FORMEASURING DEPOSITION OF FIBROUSAEROSOLS, ANDREW R. MARTIN, andWarren H. Finlay, Department of MechanicalEngineering, University of Alberta, Edmonton,AB, Canada. (p.915)

11G1011:00

A COMPLEX MICRODOSIMETRIC MODELFOR THE ASSESSMENT OF LUNGCANCER RISK ARISING FROM THEINHALATION OF ALPHA EMITTINGPARTICLES, ISTVÁN SZÖKE, ImreBalásházy, Árpád Farkas, HungarianAcademy of Sciences KFKI Atomic EnergyResearch Institute, Budapest, Hungary;Werner Hofmann, University of Salzburg,Salzburg, Austria (p.916)

11G1111:00

NUMERICAL MODELING OF THEAIRFLOW AND AEROSOL DEPOSITION INOBSTRUCTED, OCCLUDED ANDTUMOROUS CENTRAL AIRWAYS , ÁRPÁDFARKAS, Imre Balásházy, István Szöke,Hungarian Academy of Sciences KFKI AtomicEnergy Research Institute, Werner Hofmann,Division of Physics and Biophysics, Universityof Salzburg (p.918)

11G1211:00

A NUMERICAL MODEL OF THE HUMANBRONCIAL EPITHELIUM TO COMPUTECELLULAR DOSES OF INHALEDAEROSOLS, Gabor Barcsa, Technoorg-Linda Scientific Technical Development Co.,Imre F. Barna, Istvan Szoke, HungarianAcademy of Sciences KFKI Atomic EnergyResearch Institute., IMRE BALASHAZY,Hungarian Academy of Sciences KFKI AtomicEnergy Research Institute., RespiriskScientific Research Co. Ltd. (p.920)

11G1311:00

STRUCTURE OF A CFD BASEDRESPIRATORY TRACT DEPOSITIONMODEL, IMRE BALASHAZY, Arpad Farkas,Istvan Szoke, MTA KFKI Atomic EnergyResearch Institute, Budapest, Hungary;Werner Hofmann, University of Salzburg,Salzburg Austria (p.921)

11G1411:00

INHALED PARTICLE DEPOSITIONEFFICIENCY IN AN INDIVIDUAL’S NASALAIRWAY: MEASUREMENTS IN VIVO ANDIN AIRWAY REPLICAS, BRIAN A. WONG,CIIT Centers for Health Research, RTP, NC(p.923)

11G1511:00

COMPUTATIONAL ANALYSIS OFSPHERICAL PARTICLE TRANSPORT ANDDEPOSITION IN THE HUMAN NASALSYSTEM FOR IMPACTION REGIME,PARSA ZAMANKHAN, Goodarz Ahmadi,Department of Mechanical and AeronauticalEngineering and Center of Air ResourcesEngineering and Science Clarkson University,Potsdam, NY; Philip K. Hopke, Department ofChemical Engineering and Center of AirResources Engineering and Science ClarksonUniversity, Potsdam, NY; Yung-Sung Cheng,Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute,Albuquerque,NM (p.925)

11G1611:00

DIFFERENCES IN ESTIMATES OFBERYLLIUM AEROSOL SIZEDISTRIBUTION FOR TOXICITY STUDIESUSING PHASE CONTRAST MICROSCOPY,SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY,AND LIQUID PARTICLE COUNTERTECHNIQUES, ALEKSANDR B.STEFANIAK, Mark D. Hoover, Gregory A.Day, National Institute for OccupationalSafety and Health, Morgantown, WV; PatrickN. Breysse, Johns Hopkins BloombergSchool of Public Health; Ronald C. Scripsick,Los Alamos National Laboratory (p.928)

11G1811:00

DETAILED SINGLE PARTICLE ANALYSISOF ULTRAFINE WELDING PARTICLES,RONNY LORENZO, Empa Materials Science& Technology, Duebendorf, Switzerland; RalfKaegi, Eawag Aquatic Research, Duebendorf,Switzerland; Bernard Grobéty, University ofFribourg, Fribourg, Switzerland (p.930)

11G1911:00

PARTICULATE NUMBER AND MASS SIZEDISTRIBUTION IN CAST IRON FOUNDRY,TERO LÄHDE, Rainer Schimberg, PanuOksa, Asko Vähäsöyrinki, Kaarle Hämeri,Finnish Institute of Occupational Health,Finland, TERO LÄHDE, Kaarle HämeriUniversity of Helsinki, Finland (p.931)

11G2011:00


ON-LINE MEASUREMENTS OF PARTICLECOMPOSITION AND SIZE DISTRIBUTIONSAT A COKE OVEN FACILITY , FRANKDREWNICK, Silke S. Hings, Max-PlanckInstitute for Chemistry, Mainz, Germany;Xavier Chaucherie, Sechaud Environnement,Maizeres-les-Metz, France (p.933)

11G2111:00

MEASUREMENT OF SULFURIC ACID MISTCONCENTRATIONS IN PHOSPHATEFERTILIZER PLANTS, YU-MEI HSU, Chang-Yu Wu, Dale A. Lundgren, Department ofEnvironmental Engineering Sciences,University of Florida, Gainesville, FL; Brian K.Birky, Florida Institute of PhosphateResearch, Bartow, FL (p.934)

11G2211:00

DISTRIBUTIONS OF LOCAL DEPOSITIONOF SUB-MICRON PARTICLES IN MODELGEOMETRY OF HUMAN OROPHARYNXAT VARIABLE AIRFLOW , ARKADIUSZMOSKAL, Tomasz R. Sosnowski, LeonGradon; Warsaw University of Technology,Warsaw, POLAND (p.936)

11G2311:00

IS NANO STILL NANO IN THEATMOSPHERE? - GENERATION ANDCHARACTERIZATION OF TESTATMOSPHERES FOR INHALATIONSTUDIES, Bennard van Ravenzwaay, LanMa-Hock, Armin O. Gamer, Edgar Leibold,BASF Aktiengesellschaft, Ludwigshafen,Germany (p.938)

11G2411:00

MEASURING THE AVALANCHESCENARIO IN ALVEOLARMACROPHAGES: APPLICATION OF THECONFOCAL LSM IN SEMI-AUTOMATEDCOUNTING OF IN VITRO MACROPHAGEUPTAKE OF NANOPARTICLES. , OWENMOSS, Victoria Wong, CIIT Centers forHealth Research, Research Triangle Park,NC, USA (p.940)

11G2511:00

GENERATION OF NANODROPLETS ANDITS EFFECT OF INACTIVATING E.COLI,KIYOKO MIZOTA, Motoaki Adachi, MasakazuFuruta, Osaka Prefecture University, Sakai,Osaka, Japan (p.941)

11G2611:00

NON-COMBUSTION SOOT (NCS)NANOPARTICLES GENERATE HIGHLYAFFINE IGG CLASS ANTIBODIESAGAINST POLYCYCLIC AROMATICHYDROCARBONS WITHINVERTEBRATES, Diana Matschulat, HaraldPrestel, Dietmar Knopp, REINHARDNIESSNER, Institute of Hydrochemistry,Technical University Munich, München,Germany; Ferdinand Haider, Institute ofPhysics, University of Augsburg, Germany(p.942)

11G2711:00

PERSONAL BIOAEROSOL SAMPLERBASED ON A CYCLONE WITH RE-CIRCULATING LIQUID FILM, AlexanderTolchinsky, VLADIMIR SIGAEV, AlexanderVarfolomeev, Ekaterina Zvyagina,Toxicological Center, Serpukhov,MoscowRegion, Russia; Yueng-Sung Cheng, TrevorBrazel, Lovelase Respiratory ResearchInstitute, Albuquerque, NM, USA (p.944)

11G2811:00

CONCENTRATION PROFILES OFAIRBORNE MYCOBACTERIUMTUBERBUSLOSIS IN THE MEDICALCENTER, Pei-Shih Chen and Chih-Shan Li*,Graduate Institute of Environmental Health,College of Public Health, National TaiwanUniversity, Room 1449, No. 1, Jen Ai Road,1st Section100, Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C.(p.946)

11G2911:00

AN EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY OFORGANIC SPECIES IN TONG LIANG,CHINA WITH IN-INJECTION PORTTHERMAL DESORPTION-GASCHROMATOGRAPHY/MASSSPECTROMETRY METHOD, STEVEN SAIHANG HO, Judith C. Chow, John G. Watson,Desert Research Institute, Reno, NV (p.947)

11G3111:00


DETECTION OF AIRBORNE BACTERIA INHVAC FILTERS BY POLYMERASE CHAINREACTION, M.A. RAMAKRISHNAN, SagarM. Goyal, Senthilvelan Anantharaman,Department of Veterinary PopulationMedicine, College of Veterinary Medicine,University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN; SeungWon Kim, Peter C. Raynor, Division ofEnvironmental Health Sciences, School ofPublic Health, University of Minnesota,Minneapolis, MN; Nicholas J. Stanley,Thomas H. Kuehn, Department of MechanicalEngineering, Institute of Technology,University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN(p.949)

11G3211:00

MEASUREMENT OF AEROSOL FROM DUPENTRATOR PERFORATION OFARMORED VEHICLES, YUNG SUNGCHENG, Thomas D. Holmes, LovelaceRespiratory Research Institute, Albuquerque,NM; Raymond A. Guilmette. Los AlamosNational Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM; MaryAnn Parkhurst, Pacific Northwest NationalLaboratory, Richland, WA (p.950)

11G3311:00

GENERATION AND CHARACTERIZING OFTEST PARTICLES FOR VERIFICATION OFEXPLOSIVE TRACE DETECTIONSYSTEMS, ROBERT FLETCHER, JenniferVerkouteren, George A. Klouda, and GregGillen , National Institute of Standards andTechnology, Gaithersburg, MD (p.952)

11G3411:00

11H Control Technology-I (Poster)

Yung-Sung Cheng, Meng-dawn Cheng, ChairsGarden Court West

PARTICLE COLLECTION BY REVERSEJET SPRAYS, KYOUNGSOO Lim, SihyunLee, Hyunseol Park, Korea Institute of EnergyResearch, Daejeon, Korea (p.265)

11H211:00

EFFECT OF SONIC WAVES ON WET GASFILTRATION BY GRANULAR BEDS, LeonidMoldavsky, CHAIM GUTFINGER, AlexanderOron and Mati Fichman, Aerosol ResearchLaboratory, Faculty of MechanicalEngineering, Technion – Israel Institute ofTechnology, Haifa 32000, Israel. (p.267)

11H311:00

DEPOSITION OF NANOPARTICLES IN THECOMPOSITES OF NANO- ANDMICROSIZED FIBERS, Rafal Przekop, LEONGRADON (p.269)

11H411:00

PENETRATION OF AEROSOL PARTICLESTHROUGH HVAC FILTERS ENHANCED BYTHE UNIPOLAR AIR IONIZATIONUPSTREAM OF THE FILTER, SERGEY A.GRINSHPUN, Center for Health-RelatedAerosol Studies, University of Cincinnati,Cincinnati, Ohio, USA; Igor E. Agranovski,Ruth Huang, Oleg V. Pyankov, Igor S.Altman, Faculty of Environmental Sciences,Griffith University, Brisbane, 4111, QLD,Australia (p.271)

11H511:00

EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OFNANOPARTICLE AGGLOMERATEFILTRATION EFFICIENCY, SEONG CHANKIM, Andres Marquez-Guzman, David Y.H.Pui, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN(p.272)

11H611:00

FILTRATION EFFICIENCY OF GRANULARBED FILTERS UNDER NORMAL, HYPER-AND MICROGRAVITY: EXPERIMENTSAND MONTE-CARLO SIMULATIONS.,WERNER HOLLÄNDER, Karl-Bernd Junker,Hubert Lödding, Wilhelm Dunkhorst and HorstWindt; Fraunhofer ITEM, Hannover, DE(p.273)

11H711:00

REVERSE FLOW EFFECT ONPROTECTION OF CRITICAL SURFACESAGAINST PARTICLE CONTAMINATIONS ,Jung Hyeun Kim, University of Seoul, Seoul,Korea; David Pui, Se-Jin Yook, University ofMinnesota, Minneapolis, MN; ChristofAsbach, Heinz Fissan, IUTA, Duisburg,Germany (p.274)

11H811:00

DETERMINATION OF HEXAVALENTCHROMIUM BY ION CHROMATOGRAPHY(IC), Philip K. Hopke, MIN YANG, Eleanor F.Hopke, Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY(p.276)

11H911:00


DECOMPOSITION OF GASEOUSPOLLUTANTS USING A SUPERSONICFLOW OF NANO TIO2 AEROSOL, MasamiFuruuchi, Takako Sakano, Mai Taniuchi,Mitsuhiko Hata, Graduate School of NaturalScience and Technology, KanazawaUniversity, Kanazawa 920-1192, Japan;Pratim Biswas, Environmental EngineeringScience, Department of ChemicalEngineering ,Washington University SaintLouis, Saint Louis, Missouri, 63130,USA(p.280)

11H1111:00

COLLECTION OF SUBMICRONPARTICLES BY AN ELECTROSTATICPRECIPITATOR USING A DIELECTRICBARRIER DISCHARGE , Jeong Hoon Byeon,Jungho Hwang, Jae Hong Park, Ki YoungYoon, Byung Ju Ko, Yonsei University(School of Mechanical Engineering); Jun HoJi, Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd. (Division ofdigital appliance network) (p.281)

11H1211:00

ELECTROSTATIC-DIRECTED DEPOSITIONOF NANOPARTICLES ON A FIELD-GENERATING SUBSTRATE:THEORETICAL AND EXPERIMENTALANALYSIS , DE-HAO TSAI, Kuk Cho, TakumiHawa, Michael Zachariah, University ofMaryland, College Park, and the NationalInstitute of Standards and Technology,Gaithersburg, MD; Shy-Hauh Guo, Ray J.Phaneuf, Laboratory for Physical Science,and University of Maryland, College Park, MD(p.282)

11H1311:00

PREDICTING RESISTANCE OF AIR FILTERMEDIA HAVING LOG-NORMAL FIBERDIAMETER DISTRIBUTION AND RANDOM2-DIMENSION SPACING BY CFDSIMULATION, PAOLO TRONVILLE,Politecnico di Torino, Turin, ITALY; RichardRivers, EQS inc., Louisville, KY (p.283)

11H1411:00

DEPOSITION EFFICIENCY OF FRACTAL-LIKE AGGREGATES IN FIBROUS FILTERSCALCULATED USING BROWNIANDYNAMICS APPROACH FOR VARIOUSMETHODS OF THE FRICTIONCOEFFICIENT DETERMINATION, ANNABALAZY, Albert Podgorski, WarsawUniversity of Technology, Poland (p.284)

11H1511:00

MODELING OF DEPOSITION OFELECTRICALLY NEUTRAL, SUBMICRONAEROSOL PARTICLES IN BIPOLARLYCHARGED FIBROUS FILTERS –BROWNIAN DYNAMICS APPROACH ,ALBERT PODGORSKI, Anna Balazy,Warsaw University of Technology, Poland(p.286)

11H1611:00

EFFECTS OF DIFFUSIVE DEPOSITION ONTHE EFFICIENCY OF FIBROUS FILTERS,SARAH DUNNETT, LoughboroughUniversity, Loughborough, U.K., CharlesClement, Wantage, Oxon, U.K. (p.288)

11H1711:00

MEASUREMENT FOR FILTRATIONEFFICIENCY OF RESPIRATOR BY SODIUMFLAME METHOD, FENG JIANG, ZhenZhongZhang, SuiSheng Ye, Institute of Nuclear andNew Energy Technology, TsinghuaUniversity, BeiJing, China (p.289)

11H1811:00

Thursday 12:40 PM - 2:00 PMLunch (on your own)

Thursday 2:00 PM - 3:40 PMSession 1212A Cloud and Fog Aerosol Interactions-III

(Platform)

John Seinfeld, ChairMinnesota Ballroom

THE CCN ACTIVITY OF WATER-SOLUBLESECONDARY ORGANIC AEROSOLSGENERATED FROM THE OZONOLYSIS OFALKENES, AKUA ASA-AWUKU, AthanasiosNenes, Georgia Institute of Technology,Atlanta,GA; Song Gao , Richard C. Flagan,John H. Seinfeld, California Institute ofTechnology, Pasadena, CA (p.1380)

12A12:00


ROLE OF ORGANICS IN THEHYGROSCOPICITY AND CCN ACTIVITYOF URBAN AEROSOL PARTICLES:RESULTS FROM IMPACT 2004 IN TOKYO,Michihiro Mochida, Kimitaka Kawamura,Institute of Low Temperature Science,Hokkaido University, Sapporo, Japan;Mikinori Kuwata, Takuma Miyakawa,Nobuyuki Takegawa, Yutaka Kondo,Research Center for Advanced Science andTechnology, the University of Tokyo, Tokyo,Japan (p.1382)

12A22:20

AEROSOL-CLOUD INTERACTIONS IN THELOWER FREE TROPOSPHERE ASMEASURED AT THE HIGH ALPINERESEARCH STATION JUNGFRAUJOCH INSWITZERLAND, Ernest Weingartner et al.(p.1383)

12A32:40

AEROSOL PROCESSING IN CLOUDS:MONTE CARLO SIMULATIONS ON THEIMPACT OF COAGULATION ON THEMIXING STATE, NICOLE RIEMER, StonyBrook University, Stony Brook, NY; MatthewWest, Stanford Univeristy, CA (p.1385)

12A43:00

ACTIVATION OF LOS ANGELES URBANAEROSOL, MICHAEL J. CUBISON, KennethDocherty, Peter DeCarlo, Ingrid Ulbrich,Edward Dunlea, Alex Huffman, Jose L.Jimenez, University of Colorado, CO; BarbaraErvens, Graham Feingold, NOAA EarthSystems Laboratory, Boulder, CO;Athanasios Nenes, Georgia Institute ofTechnology (p.1387)

12A53:20

12B Remote and Rural Aerosols (Platform)

Andrey Khlystov, Roberta Vecchi, ChairsCapitol Ballroom

DEPENDENCE OF DEPOSITION FLUXESON PARTICLE SIZE AND FRICTIONVELOCITY, S.C. PRYOR (1), R.J. Barthelmie(2,1,3), L.L. Sørensen (2) and S.E. Larsen(2); (1)Atmospheric Science Program,Department of Geography, Indiana University,Bloomington IN 47405, USA (2)Department ofWind Energy and Atmospheric Physics, RisøNational Laboratory, Roskilde, Denmark (3)Institute of Energy Systems, School ofEngineering, University of Edinburgh,Edinburgh, Scotland(p.1203)

12B12:00

PHOSPHORUS IN AEROSOLS: DIFFICULTTO MEASURE, BUT WORTH THE EFFORT,THOMAS A. CAHILL, Steven S. Cliff,Department of Physics and the DELTAGroup, Depts. of Chemical Engineering andApplied Science, University of California,Davis, CA; Kevin D. Perry, Dept. ofMeteorology, University of Utah, Salt LakeCity, UT (p.1205)

12B22:20

A COMPREHENSIVE CHARACTERIZATIONON BACKGROUND ATMOSPHERICAEROSOLS: RESULTS OF AN INTENSIVECAMPAIGN CARRIED OUT AT A HIGHALTITUDE SITE IN ITALY, ROBERTAVECCHI, Michela Ceriani, AlessandraD'Alessandro, Gianluigi Valli, Institute ofApplied General Physics, University of Milan,IT; Franco Marenco, Federico Mazzei, PaoloPrati, Department of Physics, University ofGenoa, IT; Massimo Chiari, Silvia Nava,National Institute of Nuclear Physics, IT;Franco Lucarelli, Department of Physics,University of Florence, IT; Paolo Bonasoni,Francescopiero Calzolari, Paolo Cristofanelli,Institute of Atmospheric Sciences andClimate, National Research Council, IT; PaolaFermo, Andrea Piazzalunga, Department ofInorganic, Metallorganic and AnalyticalChemistry, University of Milan, IT (p.1207)

12B32:40


ANALYSIS OF PRELIMINARY DATA FROMTHE REGIONAL AEROSOL INTENSIVENETWORK (RAIN), GEORGE ALLEN, AlanLeston, NESCAUM, Boston MA (p.1209)

12B43:00

PARTICULATE CARBON IN THE AIR ANDSNOW ON THE GREENLAND ICE SHEET,GAYLE HAGLER, Michael Bergin, EugeneSmith, Georgia Institute of Technology,Atlanta, GA; Robert Greenwald, EmoryUniversity, Atlanta, GA; James Schauer,Martin Shafer, University of Wisconsin,Madison, WI; Jack Dibb, University of NewHampshire, Durham, NH (p.1211)

12B53:20

12C Symposium: Nanoparticle Dosimetry,Toxicology and Cellular Interactions-II(Platform)

Chong Kim , Wolfgang Kreyling, ChairsGovernors 1 & 5

THE FATE OF INHALED ULTRAFINETITANIUM DIOXIDE PARTICLES,MARIANNE GEISER, Marco Casaulta,Barbara Kupferschmid, Institute for Anatomy,University of Bern, Switzerland; ManuelaBehnke-Semmler, Holger Schulz, WolfgangKreyling, GSF - National Research Center forEnvironment and Health, Institute forInhalation Biology, Neuherberg/Munich,Germany (p.143)

12C12:00

AEROSOL SYNTHESIS AND GENEDELIVERY PROPERTIES OF CALCIUMPHOSPHATE BIOCERAMICNANOPARTICLES , RENATO P. CAMATA,Hyunbin Kim, Rakesh Kapoor, SelvaranganPonnazhagan, University of Alabama atBirmingham, Birmingham, AL (p.144)

12C22:20

CELLULAR INTERPLAY ANDINFLAMMATORY RESPONSE IN ANEPITHELIAL AIRWAY MODEL AFTEREXPOSITION TO FINE- ANDNANOPARTICLES , FABIAN BLANK,Barbara M. Rothen-Rutishauser, Peter Gehr,Institute of Anatomy, Division of Histology,University of Bern, Bern, Switzerland(p.146)

12C32:40

REGIONAL DEPOSITION DOSE OFINHALED NANO SIZE PARTICLES INHUMAN LUNGS DURING CONTROLLEDNORMAL BREATHING, CHONG S. KIM,USEPA National Health and EnvironmentalEffects Research Laboratory, ResearchTriangle Park, NC; Peter Jaques,Department of Biology, Clarkson University,Potsdam, NY; Shu-Chieh Hu, Life SciencesOperation, IIT Research Institute, Chicago, IL(p.148)

12C43:00

DETERMINATION OF DYNAMIC SHAPEFACTORS OF NANOPARTICLEAGGREGATES FROM FRACTIONALDEPOSITION DATA, WERNER HOFMANN,Renate Winkler-Heil, University of Salzburg,Austria; Lidia Morawska, QueenslandUniversity of Technology, Brisbane, Australia(p.150)

12C53:20

12D Continuous Physical & ChemicalCharacterization (Platform)

Jay Turner, Russell Long, ChairsGovenors 2 - 4

SEMI-CONTINUOUS DETERMINATION OFWATER-SOLUBLE PARTICULATECOMPONENTS AND THEIR GASEOUSPRECURSORS: LABORATORY AND FIELDEVALUATION OF INSTRUMENTATIONBASED ON WET WALL DENUDER ANDION CHROMATOGRAPHY TECHNOLOGY,RUSSELL W. LONG and Matthew S. Landis,U.S. EPA, National Exposure ResearchLaboratory, Research Triangle Park, NC;Keith G. Kronmiller, Alion Science andTechnology, Research Triangle Park, NC;Brett D Grover and Delbert J. Eatough,Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry,Brigham Young University, Provo, UT; RidaAl-Horr, Dionex Corporation, Sunnyvale, CA;Robert K. Stevens, Florida Department ofEnvironmental Protection, Tallahassee, FL(p.468)

12D12:00


AEROSOL PARTICLE DENSITYDETERMINATION USING LIGHTSCATTERING IN CONJUNCTION WITHMASS SPECTROMETRY , EBEN CROSS,Paul Davidovits, Boston College ChemistryDepartment, Chestnut Hill, MA; TimothyOnasch, Douglas Worsnop, Center forAerosol and Cloud Chemistry AerodyneResearch, Billerica, MA (p.470)

12D22:20

SIMULTANEOUS MEASUREMENTS OFPM10 AND PM1 USING A SINGLE TEOM,ULRICH K. KRIEGER, Sabrina Rupp, EdwinHausammann, Institut für Atmsophäre undKlima, ETH Zürich, Zurich, Switzerland(p.471)

12D32:40

INVESTIGATION OF THE SECONDARYORGANIC AEROSOL FRACTION, SUMMER2005 BRITISH COLUMBIA, ANDREW J.KNOX, Greg J. Evans, University of Toronto,Toronto, Canada; Jeffrey R. Brook, YayneAklilu, Environment Canada, Toronto, Canada(p.473)

12D43:00

THERMAL DESORPTION AEROSOLGCXGC (2DTAG): COMPREHENSIVECHROMATOGRAPHIC RESOLUTION FORIN-SITU MEASUREMENTS OF ORGANICAEROSOLS, ALLEN GOLDSTEIN, BrentWilliams, University of California, Berkeley,CA; Susanne Hering, Nathan Kreisberg,Aerosol Dynamics Inc., Berkeley, CA; OgnjenPanic, Tadeusz Górecki, University ofWaterloo, Waterloo, ON, Canada (p.475)

12D53:20

12E Motor Vehicle Combustion (Platform)

Chris Sorensen, David Kittelson, ChairsWabasha Suite

PHYSICAL CHARACTERISATION ANDEFFECTIVE DENSITY MEASUREMENTSOF PARTICLES EMITTED FROMGASOLINE AND DIESEL LIGHT DUTYVEHICLES WITH ADVANCEDAFTERTREATMENT, LEONIDASNTZIACHRISTOS, Athanasios Mamakos,Zissis Samaras, Lab of AppliedThermodynamics, Aristotle University,Thessaloniki, Greece; Michael Geller, CostasSioutas, Dept. of Civil & EnvironmentalEngineering, University Southern California,Los Angeles, CA (p.257)

12E12:00

CHARACTERIZATION OFNANOPARTICLES GENERATED FROM AGASOLINE VEHICLE, DOH-WON LEE, JohnStorey, Brian West, and Scott Sluder, OakRidge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN;Jian Wang, Brookhaven National Laboratory,Upton, NY (p.258)

12E22:20

AN ELECTRICAL SENSOR FOR ROUTINETESTING OF PARTICULATE EMISSIONSFROM DIESEL EXHAUST, Kauko Janka,JUHA TIKKANEN, Arto Kekki, Dekati Ltd.,Tampere, Finland; Antti Rostedt, MarkoMarjamäki, Jorma Keskinen, Aerosol PhysicsLaboratory, Tampere University ofTechnology, Tampere, Finland, KimmoPietarinen, Innoment Oy, Tampere, Finland,Mark Davis, ESP Holdings Inc., E. Granby,CT; M. Matti Maricq, Research & AdvancedEngineering, Ford Motor Company, Dearborn,MI (p.260)

12E32:40

NANOPARTICLE FORMATION IN THEEMISSIONS FROM A TRAP-EQUIPPEDHEAVY DUTY DIESEL TRUCK, JORN DINHHERNER and Alberto Ayala, California AirResources Board, Research Division,Sacramento, CA. USA. (p.261)

12E43:00


ON THE SIZE DISTRIBUTION OF DIESELSOOT AGGREGATES, A.G.KONSTANDOPOULOS, M. Kostoglou,Aerosol and Particle Technology Laboratory,CERTH/CPERI, PO Box 361,Thermi 57001,Thessaloniki, Greece (p.263)

12E53:20

12F Bioaerosols (Platform)

Sergey Grinshpun, Charles Purdy, ChairsKellogg Suite

ERGOSTEROL - CONVERSION FACTORFOR ESTIMATING FUNGALCONCENTRATION IN AMBIENTAEROSOLS, ARTHUR P.S. LAU, and MingFang, Institute for the Environment, HongKong University of Science and Technology,Hong Kong, Jessica Y.W. Cheng,Environmental Engineering Program, HongKong University of Science and Technology,Hong Kong (p.953)

12F12:00

NEW FIELD-COMPATIBLE METHOD FORCOLLECTION AND ANALYSIS OF B-GLUCAN IN FUNGAL FRAGMENTS, TIINAREPONEN, Sung-Chul Seo, Yulia Iossifova,Atin Adhikari, Sergey A. Grinshpun, Universityof Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio, USA (p.955)

12F22:20

SUPPRESSION OF EXHALEDBIOAEROSOL PRODUCTION FROM THERESPIRATORY SYSTEM BY INHALATIONTHERAPY, WESLEY H. DEHAAN, MatthewBrande, Jennifer Kenyon and Robert Clarke,Pulmatrix Inc, Cambridge, MA (p.956)

12F32:40

BIOLOGICAL PERFORMANCE OFPORTABLE IMPACTORS WHENCOLLECTING AIRBORNE BACTERIA ANDFUNGI, MAOSHENG YAO and GediminasMainelis, Department of EnvironmentalSciences, Rutgers University, NJ (p.957)

12F43:00

FLUOROCHROME, FLOW CYTOMETRY,AND FLUORESCENT IN SITUHYBRIDIZATION TO MONITORBIOAEROSOLS IN CHICKEN HOUSES,MIAO-CHING CHI, Chih-Shan Li, GraduateInstitute of Environmental Health, College ofPublic Health, National Taiwan University,Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C. (p.958)

12F53:20

12G Instrumentation-III (Poster)

Chaolong Qi, George Mullholland, ChairsMinnesota Ballroom

PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL FIELDVALIDATION OF THE PERFORMANCE OFTHE MINIATURE VERSATILE AEROSOLCONCENTRATION ENHANCEMENTSYSTEM (MVACES), KATHARINE MOORE,Zhi Ning, Satya B Sardar, Philip M Fine,Michael D Geller, Andrea Polidori,Mohammed Arhami, Constantinos Sioutas,University of Southern California, LosAngeles, CA (p.477)

12G12:00

HIGH-VOLUME VIRTUAL IMPACTORS FORENHANCEMENT OF INSTRUMENTPERFORMANCE FOR COARSEPARTICLES, KAUKO JANKA, RikuReinivaara, Dekati Ltd., Tampere, Finland,Antti Rostedt, Marko Marjamäki, JormaKeskinen, Tampere University of Technology,Tampere, Finland, Matti Lehtimäki, VTTTechnical Research Centre of Finland,Tampere, Finland (p.479)

12G22:00

COMPARISON OF PARTICLECONCENTRATION FOR A PORTABLEREAL-TIME MONITOR WITH THEFEDERAL REFERENCE METHOD, C. H.HUANG, Yuanpei University of Science andTechnology, Hsinchu, Taiwan; H. L. Chiang,China Medical University, Taichung, Taiwan(p.480)

12G32:00

COMPARISON BETWEEN A DIRECT-READING REAL-TIME AEROSOLMONITOR AND A GRAVIMETRICINSTRUMENT FOR PM1 MEASUREMENTSIN THE ATMOSPHERE OF ATHENS,GREECE., B. Georgalas, G. Grivas, A.Chaloulakou, School of ChemicalEngineering, National Technical University ofAthens, Greece (p.481)

12G42:00

210-POLONIUM AGING EFFECTS IN THEELECTROSPRAY AEROSOL GENERATOR,STANLEY L. KAUFMAN, TSI Incorporated,Saint Paul, USA (p.483)

12G52:00


MEASUREMENT OF PARTICLE SIZEDISTRIBUTION USING THE PARTICLEBEAM MASS SPECTROMETER WITHOUTDEFLECTION VOLTAGE SCAN , J. G. Na, D.G. Jo, J. B. Choi, Y. J. Kim and T. Kim,Sungkyunkwan University, Korea (South)(p.485)

12G62:00

TIME SERIES MEASUREMENTS OF LOSANGELES URBAN AEROSOL RETRIEVEDBY APPLYING THE OPTIMAL ESTIMATIONMETHOD TO SMPS-APM DATA, MICHAELJ. CUBISON, Jose L. Jimenez, University ofColorado, CO (p.486)

12G72:00

COMPARISON OF ULTRAFINECONDENSATION PARTICLE COUNTERSFOR THE GAS-PHASEELECTROPHORETIC MOBILITYMACROMOLECULE ANALYZER (GEMMA) ,XIAOLIANG WANG, Phillip Tan, and StanleyL. Kaufman, TSI Inc.,St Paul, MN 55126, USA(p.488)

12G82:00

SCATTERING PROPERTIES OF COATEDNANOPARTICLES COMPARED TO WATERDROPLETS, PÉTER JANI, L. Vámos,Research Institute for Solid State Physics andOptics, Budapest, Hungary (p.490)

12G92:00

A COMPACT INSTRUMENT FORVOLATILITY STUDY OF ULTRAFINEPARTICLES, MANISH RANJAN and SureshDhaniyala, Department of Mechanical andAeronautical Engineering., ClarksonUniversity, Potsdam, NY (p.491)

12G102:00

PERFORMANCE OF DMAS OPERATED ATTHE CONDITION OF UNEQUALPOLYDISPERSE AEROSOL ANDMONODISPERSE AEROSOL SAMPLINGFLOWRATES, Lin Li, Da-Ren Chen,Environmental Engineering Science Program,Washington University in St. Louis, OneBrookings Drive, Saint Louis, MO, U.S.A.;Weiling Li, Sensory Department, Philip Morris,2000 Bells Road, Richmond, VA, U.S.A.(p.492)

12G112:00

MOBILITY CLASSIFICATION OFDIAMETER-CONTROLLED AEROSOLNANOWIRES: EXPERIMENT ANDTHEORY, SOO H. KIM, George W.Mulholland, Michael R. Zachariah,Universityof Maryland, College Park, MD and NationalInstitute of Standards and Technology,Gaithersburg, MD (p.494)

12G122:00

APPLICATION OF NCDMA(NANOPARTICLE CROSSFLOWDIFFERENTIAL MOBILITY ANALYZER)FOR VOLATILITY MEASUREMENTS,DONG-KEUN SONG, Suresh Dhaniyala,Philip K. Hopke, Clarkson University,Potsdam, NY (p.495)

12G132:00

INTERCOMPARISON OF THEPERFORMANCE OF A FAST MOBILITYPARTICLE SIZER AND AN ULTRAFINEWATER-BASED CONDENSATIONPARTICLE COUNTER FOR MEASURINGPARTICLE NUMBER AND SIZEDISTRIBUTIONS IN THE ATMOSPHERE,CHEOL-HEON JEONG,Greg J. Evans,University of Toronto, Toronto, ON, Canada(p.496)

12G142:00

PROCESSING OF THE DIFFUSIONBATTERY DATA ON THE BASE OFMULTIPLE SOLUTIONS AVERAGINGALGORITHM (MSA), TAMARAOVCHINNIKOVA, Institute for Water andEnvironmental Problems Siberian Branch ofRussian Academy of Sciences, Novosibirsk,Russia; Sergey Eremenko, Anatoly Baklanov,Institute of Chemical Kinetics andCombussion, Siberian Branch of RussianAcademy of Sciences, Novosibirsk, Russia(p.497)

12G152:00

ON OPTIMAL CONSTRUCTION OFGROUND NETWORK FOR ATMOSPHERICAEROSOL MEASUREMENTS , ASADOVHIKMAT HAMID, doctor of technical sciences,head of department of atmosphericmeasurements of Azerbaijan NationalAerospace Agency, Abbaszadeh ElnurSanan- engineer of said department. (p.499)

12G162:00


SYNERGETIC USE OF MSG-SEVIRI ANDENVISAT-AATSR IMAGERY FOR THERETRIEVAL OF AEROSOL PROPERTIESOVER LAND AND SEA SURFACES ,YASMINE S. BENNOUNA, Gerrit de Leeuw,TNO Defence, Security and Safety, TheHague, The Netherlands (p.501)

12G172:00

THERMODENUDER-AERODYNEAEROSOL MASS SPECTROMETERSYSTEM: LAB CHARACTERIZATION ANDINITIAL FIELD DEPLOYMENT RESULTS, J.ALEX HUFFMAN, Jose L. Jimenez,Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry,and Cooperative Institute for Research in theEnvironmental Sciences (CIRES), Universityof Colorado, Boulder, CO, Paul J. Ziemann,Department of Environmental Sciences,University of California, Riverside, CA, JohnT. Jayne, Doug R. Worsnop, AerodyneResearch Inc., Billerica, MA (p.502)

12G182:00

DESIGN AND EVALUATION OF A NEWAERODYNAMIC LENS FOR THEAERODYNE AEROSOL MASSSPECTROMETER, LEAH WILLIAMS, JohnT. Jayne, Aerodyne Research, Inc., Billerica,MA; Rensheng Deng, Kenneth A. Smith, MIT,Cambridge, MA; Margaret A. Farrar,Cambridge Rindge and Latin School,Cambridge, MA; Kori Moore, Utah StateUniversity, Logan, UT; Douglas R. Worsnop,Aerodyne Research, Inc., Billerica, MA.(p.504)

12G192:00

AEROSOL COLLECTION MODULE FORON-LINE SIZE-RESOLVED CHEMICALAND PHYSICAL CHARACTERIZATION OFPARTICULATE ORGANICS, DagmarTrimborn, JOHN T. JAYNE, Douglas R.Worsnop, Aerodyne Research, Inc., Billerica,MA; Michael L. Alexander, Pacific NWNational Laboratory, Richland, WA; HaceneBoudries, General Electric, Wilmington, MA;Kenneth A. Smith, Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology, Cambridge, MA (p.505)

12G202:00

IMPROVED AEROSOL APPORTIONMENTBY BAYESIAN CLASSIFIER , THOMASREBOTIER, Stephen Toner, KimberlyPrather, University of California San Diego,La Jolla, CA (p.506)

12G212:00

CHARACTERIZATION OF CHEMICALCOMPOSITION IN DIFFERENT SIZEFRACTIONS OF FRESH CIGARETTESMOKE PARTICLES, JUDY Q. XIONG,Dritan Xhillari, Beverly S. Cohen, Departmentof Environmental Medicine, New YorkUniversity School of Medicine, 57 Old ForgeRoad, Tuxedo, NY 10987, USA (p.508)

12G222:00

EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OFAEROSOL CONCENTRATORS ,FRANCISCO ROMAY, Virgil A. Marple, MSPCorporation, Shoreview, MN (p.510)

12G232:00

FIELD VALIDATION OF A NOVELPERSONAL CYCLONE SAMPLER FORCOLLECTION OF FUNGAL SPORES, JanetM. Macher, California Department of HealthServices, Richmond, CA; TEH-HSUN (BEAN)CHEN, National Institute for OccupationalSafety and Health, Morgantown, WV; Carol Y.Rao, Centers for Disease Control andPrevention, Atlanta, GA (p.512)

12G242:00

DETECTION OF BIOAEROSOLS USINGFLAPS IN AN ASHRAE STANDARD 52.2FILTER TEST FACILITY, WEIHUA TANG,Thomas H. Kuehn, Department of MechanicalEngineering, Institute of Technology,University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN; M.A. Ramakrishnan, Sagar M. Goyal,Department of Veterinary PopulationMedicine, College of Veterinary Medicine,University of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN (p.514)

12G252:00

PROGRESS TOWARDS REAL-TIMEMEASUREMENT OF THE MASS ANDCOMPOSITION OF PARTICLES, KENNETHC WRIGHT, Peter T. A. Reilly, and William B.Whitten., Chemical Science Division, OakRidge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN(p.515)

12G262:00

CONDENSATION OF METHANOL IN ASUPERSONIC NOZZLE: THE EFFECT OFGAS PHASE CLUSTERING, HARTAWAN S.LAKSMONO, Shinobu Tanimura, Barbara E.Wyslouzil, The Ohio State University,Columbus, OH (p.517)

12G272:00


EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OFMOBILITY, MICROSCOPY AND OPTICALTECHNIQUES FOR THECHARACTERIZATION OF FLAMEPARTICULATES, Yingwu Teng, UMIT O.KOYLU, Department of Mechanical andAerospace Engineering, University ofMissouri-Rolla, Rolla, MO (p.519)

12G282:00

12H Control Technology-II (Poster)

Dibyendu Mukherjee , Sandeep Agnihotri,Chairs

Garden Court West

A COMPARISON OF TWO NANO-SIZEDPARTICLE AIR FILTRATION TESTS IN THEDIAMETER RANGE OF 10 TO 400NANOMETERS. , DANIEL A. JAPUNTICH,Andrew S. Viner, 3M Company, Saint Paul,MN; Luke M. Franklin, David Y. Pui, ThomasH. Kuehn, Seong Chan Kim, University ofMinnesota, Minneapolis, MN (p.290)

12H12:00

MANUFACTURING AND EVALUATION OFELECTROPOSITIVELY MODIFIED FILTERSFOR REMOVING OF FINE PARTICLES INLIQUID FILTRATION, JINHYOUK SHIN, LGElectronics, Changwon, South Korea,Sunghak Jung, Jaekeun Lee, Pusan NationalUniversity, Busan, South Korea (p.291)

12H22:00

DETERMINATION OF FILTRATIONEFFICIENCY OF AEROSOL PARTICLESTHROUGH MULTILAYER FIBROUSFILTERS, TOMASZ JANKOWSKI, CENTRALINSTITUTE FOR LABOUR PROTECTION-NATIONAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE,WARSAW, POLAND (p.293)

12H32:00

MODELING TRANSITIONAL LOADING OFFILTERS WITH SOLID AEROSOLPARTICLES, SHO TAKAGAKI, David Y. H.Pui, Benjamin Y. H. Liu, University ofMinnesota, Minneapolis MN, USA; MichaelShapiro, Technion-IIL, Haifa, Israel (p.295)

12H42:00

EMISSION REDUCTIONS OF BOTHPARTICULATE MATTER ANDPOLYCYCLIC AROMATICHYDROCARBONS BY ADDING BIO-SOLUTION IN EMULSIFIED DIESEL FUEL,Yuan-Chung Lin*, Wen-Jhy Lee*, Chun-ChiChen, Department of EnvironmentalEngineering, National Cheng Kung University,Tainan, Taiwan; Yuan-Chung Lin*, Wen-JhyLee*, Chun-Chi Chen, SustainableEnvironment Research Center, NationalCheng Kung University, Tainan, Taiwan;Chung-Ban Chen, Heavy Duty Diesel EngineEmission Group, Refining and ManufacturingResearch Center, Chinese PetroleumCorporation, Chia-Yi, Taiwan (p.297)

12H52:00

VENTILATION SYSTEM COMPRISING ADIELECTRIC BARRIER DISCHARGER ANDUV-TIO2 PHOTOCATALYST FILTERS FORSIMULTANEOUS REMOVAL OF GASEOUSAND PARTICULATE CONTAMINANTS INTHE TEST CHAMBER, Jae Hong Park,Jeong Hoon Byeon, Ki Young Yoon, JunghoHwang, Yonsei University (School ofMechanical Engineering) (p.299)

12H62:00

PHOTOCATALYSIS OF GASEOUSPOLLUTANTS BY ULTRASONIC MISTINCLUDING TIO2 PARTICLES, KazuhikoSekiguchi, Keisuke Yamamoto, KazuhikoSakamoto, Saitama University , Saitama,Japan (p.300)

12H72:00

PARTICLE DEPOSITION ON AHORIZONTAL CIRCULAR PLATE THATMOVING IN THE SAME DIRECTION OFAIRFLOW IN CLEANROOMS, Shih-ChengHu, Cheng-Wei Ku, Yang-Cheng Shih, JamesC. M. Tsao, Department of Air Conditioningand Refrigeration Engineering, NationalTaipei University of Technology, Taipei,Taiwan (p.302)

12H82:00

TEMPORAL ALIGNMENT IN ON-BOARDDIESEL TRANSIT BUS PARTICLEMEASUREMENT AND MODAL EMISSIONSANALYSIS , OLIVER H. GAO, CornellUniversity, Ithaca, NY; Britt A. Holmén,University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT (p.303)

12H92:00


INDOOR REDUCTION OF SMOKEAEROSOLS USING A TITANIUM DIOXIDECATALYST, VICTOR W.-C. CHANG, LynnM. Hildemann (p.304)

12H102:00

NUMERICAL INVESTIGATION OFFILTRATION BY ELLIPTICAL FIBERS, JINGWANG, David Pui, Department of MechanicalEngineering, University of Minnesota,Minneapolis, MN (p.305)

12H112:00

FILTRATION AND ELECTRICALPROPERTIES OF ELECTROSPUN FILTERMEDIA, HYUN-SEOL PARK, Korea Instituteof Energy Research, Daejeon, Korea (p.306)

12H122:00

PARTICLE DEPOSITION BEHAVIOUR ONSINGLE FIBERS – PARTICULATESTRUCTURES AND SINGLE FIBEREFFICIENCY, STEFAN SCHOLLMEIER, JörgMeyer, Heinz Umhauer, Gerhard Kasper,Institute for Mechanical Process Engineeringand Applied Mechanics, University ofKarlsruhe (p.307)

12H132:00

OPTIMUM DROP DIAMETER FORCOLLECTION OF AEROSOL PARTICLES,MICHAEL PILAT, University of Washington,Seattle, WA (p.309)

12H142:00

EVALUATIONS OF VARIOUS NOBELCATALYTIC AIR FILTERS: FORSIMULTANEOUS REMOVAL OFBIOAEROSOLS AND MICROBIALVOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS , ByungJu Ko, Ki Young Yoon, Jeong Hoon Byeon,Jae Hong Park, Jungho Hwang, YonseiUniversity (School of mechanicalengineering); Hee Seung Yoon, Seung KonRyu, Chungnam National University (Schoolof chemical engineering) (p.310)

12H152:00

DECOMPOSITION OF PAHS IN AMBIENTPM BY SOFT X-RAY IRRADIATION, YunheBai, Masami Furuuchi, Yoshio Otani,Mitsuhiko Hata and Masaya Aizawa,Graduate School of Natural Science andTechnology, Kanazawa University, Kakuma-machi, 920-1192, Kanazawa Japan ;SirimaPanyametheekul,Department ofEnvironmental Engineering, Faculty ofEngineering, Chularongkorn University,Bangkok, Thailan (p.312)

12H162:00

AIR FILTRATION TESTING USING ASCANNING MOBILITY PARTICLE SIZERFOR SOLID AEROSOLS OF 3.5 TO 100NMDIAMETER, DANIEL A. JAPUNTICH, 3MCompany, St. Paul, MN; Luke M. Franklin,David Y. Pui, Thomas H. Kuehn, University ofMinnesota, Minneapolis, MN. (p.314)

12H172:00

RESEARCH ON FILTRATION EFFICIENCYOF MOISTURE SEPARATOR FORNUCLEAR REACTOR, ZHENZHONGZHANG, Feng Jiang, Suisheng Ye, Institute ofNuclear and New Energy Technology,Tsinghua University, Beijing, China(p.315)

12H182:00

Thursday 3:40 PM - 5:30 PMFuchs and IARA Award Presentations,AAAR-25 Celebration

John Seinfeld and David Pui, ChairMinnesota Ballroom

FUCHS MEMORIAL AWARD, presented bythe Presidents of GAeF, JAST and AAAR

FUCHS LECTURE, by the Award winner

INTENATIONAL AEROSOL FELLOWAWARD, presented by Helmuth Horvath

FISSAN-PUI-TSI AWARD, presented byKaarle Hämeri

AEROSOL SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING:FROM THE LAST TWENTY-FIVE YEARSTO THE NEXT, Sheldon K. Friedlander,UCLA

CELEBRATION OF THE ACHIEVEMENTSOF AEROSOL RESEARCH ASSOCIATIONSAROUND THE WORLD,

Thursday 5:45 PM - 7:00 PMFuchs Award and AAAR-25 ReceptionScience Museum of Minnesota

Thursday 7:00 PM - 8:00 PMWorking Group Chairs Meeting

Friday 8:00 AM - 9:20 AMPlenary

2006 International Aerosol Conference: Final Program (as of 9/7/2006 ) Friday

David Pui, ChairMinnesota Ballroom

PLENARY 5. PRIMARY VERSUSSECONDARY AND BIOGENIC VERSUSANTHROPOGENIC ORGANIC AEROSOL:GRAND CHALLENGES IN ATMOSPHERICAEROSOL RESEARCH , Urs Baltensperger,Head of the Laboratory of AtmosphericChemistry, Paul Scherrer Institut & ETHZurich, Switzerland (p.1109)

8:00

RECOGNITION OF SERVICE TO IARA ANDAAAR , David Pui and Pratim Biswas

9:00

Friday 9:20 AM - 9:40 AMCoffee BreakGreat River Ballroom, Garden Courts East &West

Friday 9:40 AM - 11:00 AMSession 1313A Nucleation in the Environment-II

(Platform)

Liisa Pirjola, Alfred Wiedensohler, ChairsMinnesota Ballroom

A LINEAR MODEL OF NUCLEATIONBURST, ALEX LUSHNIKOV, MarkkuKulmala, and Yulia Lyubovtseva, University ofHelsinki (p.1637)

13A19:40

EFFECT OF ION-INDUCED NUCLEATIONON PARTICLE FORMATION IN A BOREALFOREST, LAURI LAAKSO, Anne Hirsikko,Miikka Dal Maso, Marko Vana, MarkkuKulmala, University of Helsinki, Finland; Veli-Matti Kerminen, Finnish MeteorologicalInstitute, Finland (p.1639)

13A210:00

FORMATION OF H2SO4/H2O PARTICLESIN THE ABSENCE OF ORGANICS,TORSTEN BERNDT, Olaf Böge, FrankStratmann, Leibniz-Institut fürTroposphärenforschung, Leipzig, Germany(p.1641)

13A310:20

CHARGED FRACTION OF FRESHLYNUCLEATED PARTICLES DURINGNUCLEATION AND GROWTH EVENTS:IMPLICATIONS FOR THE NUCLEATIONMECHANISMS , FANGQUN YU, StateUniversity of New York at Albany, NY(p.1643)

13A410:40

13B Urban and Regional Aerosol-II(Platform)

Andre Prevot, Prakash Bhave, ChairsCapitol Ballroom

EMISSIONS INVENTORY OF PM2.5 TRACEELEMENTS ACROSS THE U.S., ADAMREFF, Prakash Bhave, U.S. EPA NationalExposure Research Laboratory, ResearchTriangle Park, NC (p.1830)

13B19:40

ATMOSPHERIC LEAD IN EAST BALTICREGION: CONCENTRATIONS, SOURCESAND ISOTOPIC COMPOSITION, DariusCeburnis, National University of Ireland,Galway, Ireland, Darius Ceburnis, DariusValiulis, Kestutis Kvietkus, Jonas Sakalys,Institute of Physics, Vilnius, Lithuania(p.1832)

13B210:00

METEOROLOGICALLY ADJUSTED LONG-TERM TRENDS (1991 TO 2004) OF PM10 INSWITZERLAND, CHRISTOPH HUEGLIN,Stefan Henne, Brigitte Buchmann, Empa,Duebendorf, Switzerland; Carlos Ordonez,Andre Prevot, PSI, Villigen, Switzerland(p.1834)

13B310:20

ASSESSMENT OF THE AIR QUALITY INTHE WESTERN US NATIONAL PARKS:MODEL PERFORMANCE EVALUATION ,MARCO A. RODRIGUEZ, CooperativeInstitute for Research in the AtmosphereColorado State University, Fort Collins, CO;Michael G. Barna, Bret A. Schichtel, AirResources Division National Park Service,Fort Collins, CO (p.1836)

13B410:40


13C Symposium on Non-Invasive ScatteringTechniques for NanoaerosolCharacterization: Neutrons, X-rays andLight-I (Platform)

Barbara Wyslouzil, Chris Sorensen, ChairsGovernors 1 & 5

LIGHT SCATTERING AS A PROBE OFNANOPARTICLE AEROSOLS , C.M.SORENSEN, Department of Physics, KansasState University, Manhattan, KS (p.91)

13C19:40

ELASTIC LIGHT SCATTERING ANDPHOTOELECTRON IMAGING OFNANOPARTICLES USING TUNABLEVACUUM ULTRAVIOLET RADIATION,KEVIN R. WILSON, Musahid AhmedChemical Sciences Division, LawrenceBerkeley National Laboratory, Berkeley, CA,Stephen R. Leone, Departments of Chemistryand Physics, University of California,Berkeley, CA, Jinian Shu, Research Centerfor Eco-Environmental Sciences, P.O. Box2871, Beijing 100085, China,Eckart Rühl,Christina Graf, Institut für PhysikalischeChemie, Universität Würzburg, Am Hubland,D-97074 Würzburg, Germany (p.92)

13C210:00

PATTERNS IN ELECTROMAGNETICSCATTERING , MATTHEW BERG, ChrisSorensen, Amit Chakrabarti, Kansas StateUniversity, Manhattan, KS (p.93)

13C310:20

SANS: A TOOL FOR QUANTITATIVEINVESTIGATION OF NANOSIZEDSTRUCTURES, Paul D. Butler, NationalInstitute of Standards and Technology,Gaithersburg, MD (p.95)

13C410:40

13D Symposium: Aerosol and BioterrorismDefense-I (Platform)

Edward Stuebing, Sergey Grinshpun, ChairsGovenors 2 - 4

BIOAEROSOL COLLECTION EFFICIENCYFOR DIFFERENT FILTER MATERIALSUSING BACILLUS ATROPHAEUS ANDMS2 BACTERIOPHAGE ASBIOTERRORISM SURROGATES, NANCYCLARK BURTON, Centers for DiseaseControl and Prevention, National Institute forOccupational Safety and Health, Cincinnati,OHAtin Adhikari, Sergey A. Grinshpun, andTiina Reponen, University of Cincinnati,Cincinnati, OH (p.959)

13D19:40

DEVELOPMENT OF A TIME-RESOLVEDHIGH-VOLUME BIOAEROSOLREFERENCE SAMPLER, Kevin T.Hommema, Rodney S. Black, and Matthew J.Shaw, Battelle Memorial Institute, Columbus,OH (p.960)

13D210:00

AIRBORNE HUMAN VIRUSES CAPTUREDBY HVAC FILTERS, SENTHILVELANANANTHARAMAN, M. A. Ramakrishnan,Sagar M. Goyal, Department of VeterinaryPopulation Medicine, College of VeterinaryMedicine, University of Minnesota, St. Paul,MN; Seung Won Kim, Peter C. Raynor,Division of Environmental Health Sciences,School of Public Health, University ofMinnesota, Minneapolis, MN; Nicholas JStanley, Thomas H. Kuehn, Department ofMechanical Engineering, Institute ofTechnology, University of Minnesota, MN(p.962)

13D310:20

CONTROL OF ORTHOPOXVIRUSINFECTION IN MOUSE MODELS USINGSOFT X-RAY ENHANCEDELECTROSTATIC PRECIPITATION , ERICKETTLESON, Pratim Biswas, EnvironmentalEngineering Science, Washington University,St. Louis, MO; Divey Saini, Jill Schriewer, R.Mark L. Buller, Molecular Microbiology andImmunology, Saint Louis University, St. Louis,MO (p.963)

13D410:40


13E Remote Sensing (Platform)

Wynn Eberhard, Gregory Schuster, ChairsWabasha Suite

REMOTE QUANTIFICATION OF PLUMEAEROSOL CONCENTRATIONS ANDPLUME SPREAD OVER AGRICULTURALAND FOREST CANOPIES, APRIL LHISCOX, David R. Miller, Carmen J. Nappo,Department of Natural ResourcesManagement and Engineering, The Universityof Connecticut, Storrs, CT (p.520)

13E19:40

SOME RESULTS OF AEROSOL AND PRE-CURSOR GAS OBSERVATIONS OVERNORTHERN AND SOUTHERN LOCATIONSIN INDIA DURING LAND CAMPAIGNPROGRAMS, P.C.S. Devara, P. Ernest Raj,K.K. Dani, S.K. Saha, S.M. Sonbawne, R.S.Maheskumar and R.L. Bhawar,Indian Instituteof Tropical Meteorology, Dr. Homi BhabhaRoad, Pashan, Pune 411 008, India (p.522)

13E210:00

FIRST TWO YEARS OF AUTOMATICUNATTENDED PARTICLEMEASUREMENTS AT THE FINNISHANTARCTIC RESEARCH STATION ABOA ,RISTO HILLAMO, Aki Virkkula, JaakkoLaakia, Pasi Aalto and Markku Kulmala;Finnish Meteorological Institute, Researchand Development, FIN-00560 Helsinki,Finland and Department of AtmosphericSciences, University of Helsinki, FIN-00014Helsinki, Finland (p.1227)

13E310:20

BLACK CARBON CONCENTRATION FROMWORLDWIDE AEROSOL ROBOTICNETWORK (AERONET) MEASUREMENTS,GREGORY L. SCHUSTER, NASA LangleyResearch Center, Hampton, VA; OlegDubovik, Brent N. Holben, NASA GoddardSpaceflight Center, Greenbelt, MD; EugeneE. Clothiaux, Pennsylvania State University,University Park, PA. (p.526)

13E410:40

13F PM and Environmental Health-I(Platform)

Gedi Mainelis, Lupita Montoya, ChairsKellogg Suite

EXAMINING THE CARDIOVASCULARHEALTH EFFECTS OF ATLANTAAEROSOL USING THREE SOURCEAPPORTIONMENT TECHNIQUES, JEREMYA. SARNAT, Mitchel Klein, Paige E. Tolbert,Emory University, Atlanta, GA, Amit Marmur,Armistead G. Russell, Jim A. Mulholland,Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA ,Eugene Kim, Philip K. Hopke, ClarksonUniversity, Potsdam, NY (p.965)

13F19:40

ASSOCIATIONS OF CHEMICALCOMPOSITION OF AMBIENT PM2.5 WITHHEART RATE VARIABILITY INSPONTANEOUS HYPERTENSIVE RATS ,MASAKO MORISHITA, Gerald Keeler, AliKamal, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI;James Wagner, Jack Harkema, MichiganState University, East Lansing, MI; AnnetteRohr, Electric Power Research Institute, PaloAlto, CA (p.967)

13F210:00

PERSONAL EXPOSURE OF TORONTORESIDENTS TO PM0.1 AND PM2.5 DURINGTHE SUMMER OF 2005, KELLYSABALIAUSKAS, Greg Evans, Department ofChemical Engineering and Applied Chemistry,University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada;Monica Campbell, Franca Ursitti,Environmental Protection Office, TorontoPublic Health, Toronto, Canada; Anna-MariaFrescura, David Steib, Amanda Wheeler, AirHealth Effects Division, Health Canada,Ottawa, Canada; Jeff Brook, Air QualityResearch Division, Environment Canada,Toronto, Canada (p.968)

13F310:20

HEALTH STATUS OF WORKERSEXPOSED TO TALCUM IN HOSPITAL ,THITIWORN CHOOSONG, PitchayaPhakthongsuk, Occupational Heath Unit,Department of Community Medicine, Princeof Songkla University, Songkla, Thailand(p.969)

13F410:40


13G Instrumentation-IV (Poster)

Peter Jani, Mark Stolzenburg, ChairsMinnesota Ballroom

COMPARISON OF APS AND BETA ASCONTINUOUS MONITORS FORMEASURING PM10 CONCENTRATIONS INURBAN AIR, DEVRAJ THIMMAIAH, JanHovorka, Charles University in Prague, CzechRepublic (p.530)

13G29:40

POSITIVE ARTEFACT FORMATIONDURING SAMPLING SEMI-VOLATILENITRATE AEROSOL USING WET-WALLEDDENUDERS, ANDREY KHLYSTOV, Yilin Ma,Department of Civil and EnvironmentalEngineering, Duke University, Durham, NC(p.532)

13G39:40

VALIDATION OF PM2.5 CARBONMEASUREMENT PROTOCOLS FOR SEMI-CONTINUOUS CARBON MONITOR, Jin-Seok Han, Kwang-Joo Moon, Yu-Duk Hong,National Institute of Environmental Research,Incheon, Republic of Korea, Yutaka Kondo,Yuzo Miyazaki, University of Tokyo (RCAST/UT), Tokyo, Japan, Young-Jun Kim, GwangjuInstitute of Science and Technology (GIST),Gwangju, Republic of Korea (p.534)

13G49:40

INTERCOMPARISON OF REAL TIME PM2.5AMMONIUM MEASUREMENTS AT URBANAND RURAL LOCATIONS IN NEW YORK,MIN-SUK BAE, Kenneth L. Demerjian, JamesJ. Schwab, Atmospheric Sciences ResearchCenter, University at Albany, State Universityof New York, Albany, NY; Jian Hou, XianliangZhou, Wadsworth Center, NYS Department ofHealth and School of Public Health, Universityat Albany,NY; Kevin Rhoads, and DougOrsini, Department of Chemistry, SienaCollege, Loudonville, NY (p.536)

13G59:40

COAGULATION: A FEASIBLE METHODFOR A NUMBER CONCENTRATIONSTANDARD IN EXHAUST GASMEASURING SYSTEMS?, GERHARDPOHLMANN, Katharina Schwarz, WolfgangKoch, Department of Aerosol Technology,Fraunhofer Institute Toxicology andExperimental Medicine, Hannover, Germany(p.539)

13G79:40

EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION OF THETRANSFER FUNCTION OF TSI MODEL3081 DMAS, HIROMU SAKURAI, YoshihiroSato, Akira Yabe, Kensei Ehara, NationalInstitute of Advanced Industrial Science andTechnology (AIST), Tsukuba, Japan; Chih-Min Lin, Industrial Technology ResearchInstitute (ITRI), Hsinchu, Taiwan (p.540)

13G89:40

DEVELOPMENT AND EVALUATION OFTHE PRIMARY CALIBRATION STANDARDFOR THE AEROSOL NUMBERCONCENTRATION, HIROMU SAKURAI,Kensei Ehara, National Institute of AdvancedIndustrial Science and Technology (AIST),Tsukuba, Japan; Naoko Tajima, NobuhikoFukushima, Kanomax Japan Inc., Suita,Japan (p.541)

13G99:40

ONLINE MEASUREMENT OF ULTRAFINEAGGREGATE VOLUME BY ELECTRICALMOBILITY ANALYSIS: COMPARISON OFDIFFERENTIAL MOBILITY ANALYZER ANDAEROSOL PARTICLE MASS ANALYZERDATA, ANSHUMAN AMIT LALL, WeizhiRong, Lutz Mädler, and Sheldon K.Friedlander, Department of Chemical andBiomolecular Engineering, University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles, CA (p.542)

13G109:40

NEW LAB-ON-A-CHIP APPROACHES FORFAST ONLINE MEASUREMENT OFAEROSOL COMPOSITION, JEFFREY L.COLLETT, JR., Lynn Rinehart, Xiao-Ying Yu,Atmospheric Science Department, ColoradoState University, Fort Collins, Colorado, USA;David MacDonald, Yan Liu, Scott Noblitt,Charles S. Henry, Department of Chemistry,Colorado State University, Fort Collins,Colorado, USA; Nathan M. Kreisberg,Gregory S. Lewis, Susanne V. Hering,Aerosol Dynamics Inc., Berkeley, California,USA (p.544)

13G139:40

CLOUD PARTICLE SAMPLER DESIGN:SAMPLING OF INTERSTITIAL PARTICLES,PATRICK EDDY, Suresh Dhaniyala, ClarksonUniversity, Potsdam, NY (p.546)

13G159:40


AIRBORNE TESTS OF A NEW LOW-PRESSURE WATER-BASED CNINSTRUMENT, DAVID C. ROGERS,Research Aviation Facility, National Centerfor Atmospheric Research, Broomfield, CO;Susanne Hering, Aerosol Dynamics Inc.,Berkeley, CA; Mark R. Stolzenburg, Dept. ofMechanical Engineering, University ofMinnesota, Minneapolis MN; Derek Oberreit,Fred Quant, Quant Technologies, Blaine, MN(p.547)

13G169:40

SELF-CONSTRUCTED AEROSOL TIME-OF-FLIGHT MASS SPECTROMETER, T.LAITINEN, K. Hartonen, K. Kuuspalo, M.Rasilainen, M. Kulmala, M.-L. Riekkola,University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland, H.Lihavainen, Y. Viisanen, FinnishMeteorological Institute, Helsinki, Finland(p.549)

13G179:40

13H Atmospheric Aerosols: Visibility,Remote and Rural Aerosols (Poster)

Thomas Cahill, Y. Lee, ChairsGarden Court East

VOLATILITY CHARACTERISTICS OFAEROSOLS MEASURED AT NY-ÅLESUNDCOMPARED WITH A BACKGROUND-RURAL AND A SEMI-URBAN LOCATION ,GUY COULSON, National Institute of Waterand Atmospheric Research, Auckland, NewZealand; Stephan Nyeki, University of Bern,Switzerland; Mike Cubison, University ofColorado, Boulder, USA; Ian Colbeck,University of Essex, UK (p.1212)

13H19:40

THERMODYNAMIC PREDICTIONS FOR IN-SITU PH IN PM2.5 IN HONG KONG,Xiaohong Yao, Ming Fang, Institute for theEnvironment, Hong Kong University ofScience and Technology, Clear Water Bay,Hong Kong, Tsz Yan Ling, Chak K. Chan,Department of Chemical Engineering, HongKong University of Science and Technology,Clear Water Bay, Hong Kong (p.1214)

13H29:40

DIFFERENCE OF AEROSOL CHEMICALCOMPOSITIONS MEASURED ATNORTHERN AND SOUTHERN AREAS OFEAST CHINA SEA, AKINORI TAKAMI,Takao Miyoshi, Shiro Hatakeyama, NationalInstitute for Environmental Studies,Tsukuba,Japan, Akio Shimono, Sanyu Plant ServiceLtd., Sagamihara, Japan (p.1215)

13H39:40

MODELING THE CONSEQUENCES OFDIFFERENT PARTICLE DEPOSITIONALGORITHMS OVER DIFFERENT LANDCOVER TYPES, S.C. Pryor, AtmosphericScience Program, Department of Geography,Indiana University, Bloomington, IN, USA, F.S. BINKOWSKI, C. Mattocks, CarolinaEnvironmental Program, The University ofNorth Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC,USA (p.1216)

13H49:40

EARLY INDICATIONS OF NITROGEN ANDSULFUR SOURCES AT ROCKY MOUNTAINNATIONAL PARK, KRISTI GEBHART(p.1217)

13H59:40

A DETAILED SNOW CORE RECORD OFRECENT ATMOSPHERIC DEPOSITION OFTRACE METALS TO CENTRAL (SUMMIT)GREENLAND, MARTIN SHAFER. Erika vonSchneidemesser, Joel Overdier, JamesSchauer, Environmental Chemistry &Technology, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI; Gayle Hagler, MikeBergin, Civil and Environmental Engineering,Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA.(p.1218)

13H69:40

CHARACTERIZATION OF PARTICLEGROWTH EVENTS AT WESTERNCOASTAL SITE OF KOREA IN 2005,Young-Gon Lee, Korea Global AtmosphereWatch Observatory, Meteorological ResearchInstitute, KMA, Taean, Korea; Chun-Ho Cho,Korea Global Atmosphere WatchObservatory, Meteorological ResearchInstitute, KMA, Taean, Korea; Byoung-cheolChoi, Remote Sensing Research Laboratory,Meteorological Research Institute, KMA,Seoul, Korea (p.1220)

13H79:40


CHARACTERISTICS OF THE AEROSOLFORMATION AND GROWTH EVENTS INTHE KOREA GLOBAL ATMOSPHEREWATCH OBSERVATORY (KGAWO)DURING OCTOBER 2005, Byoung-CheolChoi, Remote Sensing Research Laboratory,Meteorological Research Institute, KMA,Seoul, Korea; Young-Gon Lee, Korea GlobalAtmosphere Watch Observatory,Meteorological Research Institute, KMA,Taean, Korea (p.1222)

13H89:40

GAS-PHASE POLYCHLOROBIPHENYLSAT TERRA NOVA BAY, ANTARCTICA ,Andrea Gambaro, Roberta Zangrando,Gabriele Capodaglio, Institute for theDynamics of Environmental Processes -National Research Council, Venice, Italy;LAURA MANODORI, Silvia De Pieri, Ca'Foscari University, Venice, Italy (p.1224)

13H99:40

AEROSOL PROPERTIES AT ABACKGROUND SITE IN INDIA, HeikkiLihavainen, MIKA KOMPPULA, Veli-MattiKerminen, Petteri Taalas, Yrjö Viisanen,Finnish Meteorological Institute, Helsinki,Finland; T S Panwar, Vishal Verma, R KPachauri, The Energy and ResourcesInstitute, New Delhi, India (p.1226)

13H109:40

SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL VARIABILITY INAMBIENT CONCENTRATIONS OF PM2.5SULFATE, NITRATE, AMMONIUM ANDPRE-CURSORS SO2, HNO3, AND NH3 ATA PREDOMINANTLY RURAL MONITORNETWORK IN THE EASTERN & CENTRALUNITED STATES, Kirk R. Baker, LakeMichigan Air Directors Consortium, DesPlaines, Illinois, USA (p.1228)

13H129:40

MEASUREMENT OF OXYGENATEDAEROSOL FLUXES ABOVE AN OAKFOREST IN HAMPSHIRE, U.K., RICKTHOMAS, Gavin Phillips, Emily House, EikoNemitz, Centre for Ecology and Hydrology,Edinburgh, UK, Mark Broadmeadow, ForestResearch, Alice Holt Lodge, Farnham,Surrey, GU10 4LH, England (p.1230)

13H139:40

ATMOSPHERIC SAMPLING AT A REMOTESITE ON ITALIAN ALPS , M.G. PERRONE,L. Ferrero, Z. Lazzati, C. LoPorto, S.Petraccone, G. Sangiorgi, E. Bolzacchini,Department of Environmental Science andTechnology, University of Milano-Bicocca,Milan, Italy; E. DelNevo, P. Fermo, F. Martino,A. Piazzalunga, F. Pedrielli, Department ofInorganic, Metallorganic and AnalyticalChemistry, University of Milan, Milan, Italy(p.1231)

13H149:40

PRESCRIBED FIRE EMISSIONS AND THEIMPACT ON AIR QUALITY OVER THESOUTHEASTERN US IN SPRING, TAOZENG, Yuhang Wang, Yasuko Yoshida,School of Earth and Atmospheric Science,Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA;Di Tian, Amistead G. Russell, School of Civiland Environmental Engineering, GeorgiaInstitute of Technology, Atlanta, GA; WilliamR. Barnard, MACTEC Engineering andConsulting, Inc., Newberry, FL (p.1233)

13H159:40

DETERMINATION OF IN SITU AEROSOLMASS SCATTERING EFFICIENCIES AS AFUNCTION OF RELATIVE HUMIDITYUSING DATA FROM THE IMPROVE FINEAEROSOL MONITORING NETWORK,JENNIFER A. ESKER, Kevin D. Perry,University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT(p.1234)

13H169:40

IDENTIFICATION OF SULFATE ANDNITRATE SOURCES FOR SELECTIMPROVE SITES USING MULTI-RECEPTOR TRAJECTORY SOURCEAPPORTIONMENT (TSA), STEPHANIE LEEand Lowell Ashbaugh, Crocker Nuclear Lab,University of California, Davis, CA (p.1235)

13H189:40

THE EFFECT OF TIME AVERAGING ONTHE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AEROSOLEXTINCTION AND RELATIVE HUMIDITY ,MELISSA LUNDEN, Shaheen Tonse, De LingLiu, Nancy Brown, Atmospheric ScienceDepartment, Lawrence Berkeley NationalLaboratory, Berkeley, CA, USA (p.1237)

13H199:40


CONTRIBUTION OF SMOKE TOREGIONAL HAZE IN THE CLASS I AREASOF THE WESTERN UNITED STATES, JINXU, Ilias Kavouras, Dave DuBois, VicEtyemezian, Mark Green, Desert ResearchInstitute, Las Vegas, NV; Marc Pitchford,NOAA Air Resource Laboratory, Las Vegas,NV (p.1238)

13H219:40

13H Symposium: NanoMaterials andOccupational Health-III (Poster)

Mark Hoover, C.J. Tsai, ChairsGarden Court West

ON-LINE DEPOSITION CHAMBER FORORGANIC AEROSOLS ONTO LUNGEPITHELIAL CELL CULTURES –DEPOSITION CHARACTERISTICS ANDFIRST RESULTS OF MORPHOLOGICALANALYSES AND CELLULAR RESPONSES ,MARKUS KALBERER, ETH Zurich,Switzerland, Melanie Savi, Doris Lang,Marianne Geiser, University of Bern, Bern,Switzerland, Heinz Burtscher, Martin Fierz,University of Applied Sciences NorthwesternSwitzerland, Windisch, Switzerland, MartinMohr, Empa, Material Science andTechnology, Dübendorf, Switzerland (p.152)

13H229:40

A COMPARISON OF THE NANOPARTICLESURFACE AREA MONITOR AND THESCANNING MOBILITY PARTICLE SIZER INEVALUATING HVAC PANEL FILTEREFFICIENCY, NICHOLAS STANLEY, SeongChan Kim, David Y.H. Pui, University ofMinnesota, Minneapolis, MN (p.154)

13H239:40

WORKPLACE ASSESSMENT OFPOTENTIAL EXPOSURE TOCARBONACEOUS NANOMATERIALS ,EILEEN BIRCH, Douglas Evans, MarkMethner, Robert McCleery, Keith Crouch,Bon-Ki Ku, National Institute for OccupationalSafety and Health (NIOSH), Cincinnati, OH;Mark Hoover, Division of Respiratory DiseaseStudies (NIOSH), Morgantown, WV (p.155)

13H249:40

REDUCTION OF EXPOSURE TO WELDINGPROCESS GENERATED NANOPARTICLESBY VENTILATION CHANGES IN ANOCCUPATIONAL ENVIRONMENT, MYONG-HWA LEE, Sang Bum Kim, Gyung Soo Kim,Korea Institute of Industrial Technology,Chonan-Si, Chungnam, South Korea; JoeCandela, Sheet Metal Workers, St.Louis, MO,USA; Pratim Biswas, Washington Universityin St. Louis, St.Louis, MO, USA (p.156)

13H259:40

A NOVEL INSTRUMENT FOR MEASURINGLUNG-DEPOSITED SURFACE AREA OFNANOPARTICLES , MANISHA SINGH, Hee-Siew Han, Manpreet S. Phull and Brian L.Osmondson, TSI Incorporated, Shoreview,MN. (p.158)

13H269:40

HIGHLIGHTS OF SELECTEDCONTRIBUTIONS TO THENANOPARTICLE INFORMATION LIBRARY(NIL), ART MILLER, National Institute forOccupational Safety and Health, Spokane,WA; Mark Hoover, National Institute forOccupational Safety and Health, MorgantownWV. (p.160)

13H279:40

PRODUCTION AND CHARACTERIZATIONOF NANOFIBROUS FILTERS FORRESPIRATORS, LEON GRADOŃ, AlbertPodgórski, Anna Bałazy (p.162)

13H289:40

NUCLEATION RATE SURFACES FORMETASTABLE SOLIDS: AEROSOLGENERATION IN SCRATCHED CRYSTAL ,MICHAEL ANISIMOV, Institute of ChemicalKinetics and Combustion SB RAS, 630090,Novosibirsk, Russia, Institute of Catalysis SBRAS, RAS, 630090, Novosibirsk, Russia, E-mail: [email protected]; Marina Chaykina,Institute of the Solid State Chemistry andMechanochemistry SB RAS, 630090,Novosibirsk, Russia (p.164)

13H299:40

PATTERNING OF NANOPARTICLES ONSUBSTRATE BY CLUSTER IONDEPOSITION METHOD, HIROYUKI SHIRAI,Motoaki Adachi, Osaka Prefecture University,Sakai, Osaka, Japan (p.166)

13H309:40


SIZE SELECTIVE TEM SAMPLING DEVICEBASED ON THERMOPHORESIS ANDDIFFUSION, HANNU JOUTSINIEMI, JouniPyykönen, Unto Tapper, Ari Auvinen, JormaJokiniemi, VTT Technical Research Centre ofFinland, Fine Particles, Espoo, Finland;Jorma Jokiniemi, University of Kuopio,Department of Environmental Sciences, FineParticle and Aerosol Technology Laboratory,Kuopio, Finland (p.167)

13H319:40

EVALUATION OF NANOPARTICLEEMISSION FOR TIO2 NANOPOWDERCOATING MATERIALS, Li-Yeh Hsu, Hung-Min Chein, Industry Technology ResearchInstitute (p.168)

13H329:40

DIAMETER DISTRIBUTION ANDDISPERSION OF CARBON NANOTUBESBY RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY, MADALINAM. CHIRILA, William P. Chisholm and MartinHarper, Health Effects Laboratory Division,National Institute for Occupational Safety andHealth, Morgantown, WV (p.170)

13H339:40

Friday 11:00 AM - 11:20 AMCoffee BreakGreat River Ballroom, Garden Courts East &West

Friday 11:20 AM - 12:40 PMSession 1414A Aerosol Physical Properties (Platform)

James Allan, Marek Sitarski, ChairsMinnesota Ballroom

DIFFUSIOPHORETIC ENHANCEMENT OFBROWNIAN COAGULATION OF KNUDSENAEROSOLS; KINETICS OF CAPTURE OFSOOT PARTICLES BY MARINE AEROSOLDROPLETS, MAREK A. SITARSKI, HussonCollege, Bangor, ME (p.755)

14A111:20

EXPERIMENTAL METHODOLOGY FORTHE DETERMINATION OF DRYDEPOSITION VELOCITIES OFSUBMICRONIC AEROSOLS:APPLICATION TO DIFFERENT RURALAND URBAN SUBSTRATES , DENIS MARO,Olivier Connan, Didier Hébert, MarianneRozet, Jacques Vendel, Denis Boulaud,Institut de Radioprotection et de SûretéNucléaire, France (p.756)

14A211:40

THE CLASSIFICATION OF THE CHARGEDPARTICLE FORMATION EVENTSMONITORED IN BOREAL FOREST, ANNEHIRSIKKO, Tommi Bergman, Lauri Laakso,Markku Kulmala, Department of PhysicalSciences, University of Helsinki, Finland(p.758)

14A312:00

A SIMPLE PROCEDURE FORCORRECTING LOADING EFFECTS OFAETHALOMETER DATA, AKI VIRKKULA ,Timo Mäkelä and Risto Hillamo, FinnishMeteorological Institute, Research andDevelopment, Helsinki, Finland, Tarja Yli-Tuomi, National Public Health Institute,Department of Environmental Health, Kuopio,Finland, Anne Hirsikko, Department ofAtmospheric Sciences, University of Helsinki,Finland, Ismo K.Koponen, Department ofChemistry, University of Copenhagen,Denmark (p.760)

14A412:20


14B Biomass & Biogenic Aerosols(Platform)

A. Prevot, ChairCapitol Ballroom

CHARACTERISATION OF BIOMASSAEROSOL FROM AN AEROSOL MASSSPECTROMETER, PAUL IVOR WILLIAMS,Hugh Coe, Jonathon Crosier, James Allan,Keith N Bower, School of Earth, Atmosphereand Environmental Science, UniversityofManchester, Manchester, M60 1QD, UK;Doug Worsnop, Aerodyne Research Inc.,Billerica, MA 01821-3976, USA; J. Hopkins,Jackie Hamilton, Ally Lewis,Department ofChemistry, University of York, Heslington,York, YO10 5DD, UK; James B McQuaid,Department of Chemistry, University ofLeeds, Leeds, LS2 9JT; Ruth Purvis, FAAM,Cranfield University, Cranfield, Bedford,MK43 OAL; Jim Haywood, Martin Glew,TheMet Office, Fitzroy Road, Exeter, EX1 3PB,UK (p.1239)

14B111:20

BIOGENIC AEROSOL FORMATION IN ANATIVE AUSTRALIAN EUCALYPTFOREST, TANJA SUNI, Eva van Gorsel,Helen Cleugh, Ray Leuning, Steve Zegelin,Dale Hughes, Mark Kitchen, Richard Hurley,CSIRO Marine and Atmospheric Research,Canberra, Australia; Larisa Sogacheva, LauriLaakso, Anne Hirsikko, Miikka Dal Maso,Timo Vesala, Markku Kulmala, Division ofAtmospheric Sciences, University of Helsinki,Finland (p.1241)

14B211:40

AEROSOLS FROM WOOD BURNINGVERSUS TRAFFIC IN ALPINE VALLEYS(AEROWOOD PROJECT), ANDRE S.H.PREVOT, Jisca Sandradewi, M. Rami Alfarra,Kathrin Gaeggeler, Josef Dommen, SilkeWeimer, Claudia Mohr, Markus Furger,Ernest Weingartner, Urs BaltenspergerLaboratory of Atmospheric Chemistry, PaulScherrer Institut, Switzerland; Soenke Szidat,Department of chemistry and biochemistry,University of Berne, Switzerland; GeirLegreid, Matthias Hill, Stefan Reimann, SwissFederal Laboratories for Materials Testingand Resarch (Empa), Switzerland; AlexandreCaseiro, Anne-Kasper-Giebl5, HansPuxbaum5, 4Institute of ChemicalTechnologies and Analytics, ViennaUniversity of Technology, Austria; AnikoVeres, Zoltan Bozoki, University of Szeged,Hungary; Deborah Gross, Carleton College,Northfield, USA (p.1242)

14B312:00

AEROSOL YIELDS FROM THEOZONOLYSIS OF ALPHA-PINENE,LIMONENE AND ISOPRENE AT 243-313 K ,HARALD SAATHOFF, Ottmar Möhler, Karl-Heinz. Naumann, Ulrich Schurath, Institute forMeteorology and Climate Research,Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe, Karlsruhe,Germany; Astrid Kiendler-Scharr, ThomasMentel, Ralf Tillmann, Institute of Chemistryand Dynamic of the Geosphere,Forschungszentrum Jülich, Jülich, Germany;Åsa Jonsson, Mattias Hallquist, Departmentof Chemistry, Atmospheric Science, GöteborgUniversity, Göteborg, Sweden; Yoshi Iinuma,Leibniz-Institut for Tropospheric Research,Leipzig, Germany (p.1243)

14B412:20


14C Symposium on Non-Invasive ScatteringTechniques for NanoaerosolCharacterization: Neutrons, X-rays andLight-II (Platform)

Barbara Wyslouzil, Chris Sorensen, ChairsGovernors 1 & 5

SMALL ANGLE NEUTRON SCATTERINGFROM NANODROPLETS: FORMATIONRATES AND STRUCTURE , BARBARAWYSLOUZIL, The Ohio State University,Columbus, OH; Gerald Wilemski University ofMissouri – Rolla, Rolla MO; Reinhard Strey,Universität zu Köln, Köln, Germany (p.96)

14C111:20

IN SITU CHARACTERIZATION OFNANOPARTICLES ON SURFACES BYGRAZING INCIDENCE SMALL-ANGLESCATTERING , RANDALL E. WINANS,Byeongdu Lee, Stefan Vajda, Soenke Seifert,Argonne National Laboratory, Argonne, IL(p.98)

14C211:40

STATIC AND TIME-RESOLVED SMALL-ANGLE X-RAY SCATTERING OFAEROSOL FORMATION DURINGCOMBUSTION OF HYDROCARBONFUELS, JAN P. HESSLER, ChemistryDivision, Argonne National Laboratory,Argonne, IL (p.100)

14C312:00

AGGREGATE GROWHT AND BRANCHINGKINETICS IN FLAME SYNTHESIS OFNANOMETER-SCALE CERAMICS. , G.Beaucage, A. Kulkarni, N. Agashe, S. E.Pratsinis, H. K. Kammler, R. Jossen, T.Narayanan (p.102)

14C412:20

14D Symposium: Aerosol and BioterrorismDefense-II (Platform)

Sergey Grinshpun, Edward Stuebing, ChairsGovenors 2 - 4

INDOOR REMOTE BIOLOGICAL AEROSOLMEASUREMENT , JIM HO, Defence R & DCanada Suffield, Alberta, Canada (p.971)

14D111:20

SIMULTANEOUS FORWARD ANDBACKWARD HEMISPHERE TAOSPATTERNS OF RESPIRABLE AEROSOLS,GUSTAVO E FERNANDES, Yong-Le Pan,Richard K. Chang, Yale University, NewHaven, CT; Kevin Aptowicz, West ChesterUniversity, West Chester, PA; Ronald G.Pinnick, Steven C. Hill, US Army ResearchLaboratory, Adelphi, MD (p.973)

14D211:40

ON-LINE MALDI OF HIGH MASSBIOAEROSOLS WITH ION TRAP MASSSPECTROMETERS, WILLIAM A. HARRIS,Peter T.A. Reilly, William B. Whitten, OakRidge National Lab, Oak Ridge, TN (p.975)

14D312:00

ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE FOCUSING OF3-10 MICRON DIAMETER PARTICLES,Jody C. Wormhoudt, David K. Lewis andANDREW FREEDMAN, Aerodyne Research,Inc., Billerica, MA; Rengsheng Deng andKenneth A. Smith, Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology, Cambridge, MA (p.977)

14D412:20

14E Control Technology-III (Platform)

Perng-Jy Tsai, Shannon Mahurin, ChairsWabasha Suite

THE PERFORMANCE OF NYLON 6NANOFILTERS FOR REMOVING NANO-PARTICLES, Gil-Tae Kim, Yu-Jin Hwang,Chang-Gun Lee, Seong-Ir Cheong, Hee-SooShin, and Jae-Keun Lee, Department ofMechanical Engineering, Pusan NationalUniversity, San 30, Jangjeon-dong,Keumjeong-ku, 609-735, Busan, Korea; Ahn-Young Chull, Research Institute ofMechanical Technology, Pusan NationalUniversity, San 30, Jangjeon-dong,Keumjeong-ku, Busan, 609-735, Korea(p.317)

14E111:20

NANOFIBROUS MEDIA – PROMISINGTOOLS FOR FILTRATION OF NANOSIZEDAEROSOL PARTICLES, LEON GRADON,Anna Balazy, Albert Podgorski, WarsawUniversity of Technology, Poland (p.319)

14E211:40


EFFECT OF RELATIVE HUMIDITY ON THEPERFORMANCE OF FILTERS LOADEDWITH SUPERMICRON-SIZED SODIUMCHLORIDE PARTICLES , Ta-Chih Hsiao, andDa-Ren Chen, Environmental EngineeringScience Program, Washington University inSt. Louis, MO 63130, St Louis, USA (p.321)

14E312:00

EVALUATION OF IODINE-TREATEDFILTER MEDIA FOR THE REMOVAL ANDDISINFECTION OF BACTERIAL SPORESAND VIRAL AEROSOLS, JIN-HWA LEE,Chang-Yu Wu, Samuel Farrah, Katherine M.Wysocki, University of Florida, Gainesville,FL; Joseph Wander, Air Force ResearchLaboratory, Tyndall Air Force, Base, FL(p.323)

14E412:20

14F PM and Environmental Health-II(Platform)

Bean Chen, Owen Moss, ChairsKellogg Suite

GENERATION OF HYDROXYL RADICALSFROM PARTICULATE TRANSITIONMETALS IN A SURROGATE LUNG FLUID,EDGAR VIDRIO, Heejung Jung, CortAnastasio, University of California, Davis, CA(p.979)

14F111:20

MEASUREMENTS OF THE CONTRIBUTIONOF ASBESTOS TO AEROSOLS DERIVEDFROM BRAKE WEAR, Stephen M. Wall, JeffWagner, Don Scales, and Diamon Pon,California Department of Health Services,Environmental Health Laboratory, Richmond,CA. 94804 (p.981)

14F211:40

CONTROLLED HUMAN CHAMBEREXPOSURE STUDIES OF BIOMASSCOMBUSTION AEROSOLS, CHRISTOFFERBOMAN, Anders Nordin, Energy Technologyand Thermal Process Chemistry, UmeåUniversity, SE-901 87, Umeå, Sweden;Joakim Pagels, Mats Bohgard, Division ofAerosol Technology (EAT), Lund Institute ofTechnology, PO Box 118, SE-221 00, Lund,Sweden; Andreas Massling, Jakob Löndahl,Jenny Rissler, Erik Swietlicki, Department ofPhysics, Lund Institute of Technology, POBox 118, SE-221 00, Lund, Sweden; AndersBlomberg, Thomas Sandström, Departmentof Respiratory Medicine and Allergy,University Hospital, SE-901 85, Umeå,Sweden (p.982)

14F312:00

COMPOSITION AND HEALTH EFFECTS OFGASOLINE ENGINE EMISSIONS, JACOB D.MCDONALD, JeanClare Seagrave, MathewReed, Mathew Campen, Edward G. Barrettand Joe L. Mauderly (p.984)

14F412:20

14G Aerosol Chemistry-III (Poster)

Chak Chan, Allison Aiken, ChairsGarden Court East

CORRELATION BETWEEN PM-1 ANDPARTICLE BOUND PAH, ThomasRettenmoser, Christian Gerhart, ThomasPetry, Roland Hagler, HANS GRIMM, GrimmAerosol Technik GmbH, Ainring, Germany,Mathias Richter, GIP GmbH, Pouch,Germany (p.1082)

14G111:20

MEASURING HETEROGENEOUS UPTAKECOEFFICIENT OF NO2 ON SOLID ANDLIQUID (NH4)2SO4 SURFACES, CaroleAghnatios,Sophie Sobanska, FLORENTLOUIS, Université des Sciences etTechnologies de Lille, France (p.1085)

14G311:20


N2O5 HYDROLYSIS ON COMPONENTS OFMINERAL DUST AND SEA SALTAEROSOL: COMPARISON STUDIES IN ANENVIRONMENTAL CHAMBER, PRAVEEN KMOGILI, Department of Chemical andBiochemical Engineering; Vicki H Grassian,Mark A Young, Department of Chemistry;Paul D Kleiber, Department of Physics andAstronomy, University of Iowa, Iowacity, IA.(p.1086)

14G411:20

UPTAKE OF NITRIC ACID ON NACL ATDIFFERENT RELATIVE HUMIDITIESMEASURED BY BACKSCATTERINGSPECTROMETRY, MAURUS HESS, UlrichK. Krieger, Claudia Marcolli, Thomas Peter,Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich,Switzerland; William A. Lanford, StateUniversity of New York, Albany, NY, USA(p.1088)

14G511:20

TRACKING SMOG CHAMBER SOA WITH ARADIOCARBON TRACER, CHARLESLEWIS, Tadeusz Kleindienst, MichaelLewandowski, John Offenberg, EdwardEdney, U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency, Research Triangle Park, NC;Mohammed Jaoui, Alion Science andTechnology, Research Triangle Park, NC(p.1090)

14G611:20

THE MS-CHAOS AT PSI (MASSSPECTROMETERS FOR THE CHEMICALANALYSIS OF ORGANIC SUBSTANCESAT THE SMOG CHAMBER OF THE PAULSCHERRER INSTITUTE), ANDRE S.H.PREVOT, M. Rami. Alfarra, Josef Dommen,Kathrin Gaeggeler, Astrid Gascho, AxelMetzger, Urs Baltensperger, Laboratory ofAtmospheric Chemistry, Paul ScherrerInstitut, Switzerland; Allison Aiken, Peter DeCarlo, Edward Dunlea, Joel Kimmel, Jose-Luis Jimenez, University of Colorado,Boulder, USA; Aurelia Brunner, MarkusJocher, Agroscope, Zürich, Switzerland; SilkeHings, F. Drewnick, Max Planck Institute,Mainz, Germany; Deborah Gross, CarletonCollege, Northfield, USA; Kevin Wyche, PaulMonks, University of Leicester, Leicester,Great Britain; Megan Northway, AchimTrimborn, Doug Worsnop, AerodyneResearch, Billerica, USA (p.1091)

14G711:20

CONTROLLED OH PRODUCTION VIAOZONE-ALKENE REACTIONS FOR USE INAEROSOL AGING STUDIES, ANDREW T.LAMBE, Jieyuan Zhang, Andrew P. Grieshop,Allen L. Robinson, Neil M. Donahue,Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA(p.1092)

14G811:20

DETECTION OF B-CARYOPHYLLENEOXIDATION PRODUCTS IN SMOGCHAMBER SOA AND AMBIENT PM2.5SAMPLES , MICHAEL LEWANDOWSKI,John H. Offenberg, Tadeusz E. Kleindienst,Edward O. Edney, National ExposureResearch Laboratory, U.S. EnvironmentalProtection Agency, RTP, NC; MohammedJaoui, Alion Science and Technology, RTP,NC (p.1094)

14G1011:20

OZONOLYSIS OF A-PINENE ATATMOSPHERICALLY RELEVANTCONCENTRATIONS: TEMPERATUREDEPENDENCE OF AEROSOL YIELDS,RAVI KANT PATHAK, , Neil M. Donahue,Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA;Charles O. Stanier, University of Iowa, IowaCity, IA; Spyros N. Pandis, Carnegie MellonUniversity, Pittsburgh, PA; and University ofPatras, Patra, Greece (p.1095)

14G1111:20


SECONDARY ORGANIC AEROSOLFORMATION FROM THEPHOTOOXIDATION OF M, O, AND P-XYLENE, Chen Song, Kwangsam Na, DAVIDR. COCKER III, Department of Chemical andEnvironmental Engineering and College ofEngineering, Center for EnvironmentalResearch and Technology, UC Riverside,Riverside, CA (p.1097)

14G1211:20

FIELD AND LABORATORY STUDIES OFPHOTOCHEMICAL OXIDATION OFORGANIC MOLECULAR MARKERS USEDFOR SOURCE APPORTIONMENT, EMILY AWEITKAMP, Kara E. Huff Hartz, Amy M.Sage, Neil M. Donahue, Allen L. RobinsonCenter for Atmospheric Particle Studies,Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA(p.1099)

14G1311:20

SEASONAL VARIATION ANDFUNCTIONAL GROUPS ANALYSIS OFHIGH MOLECULAR WEIGHT COMPOUNDSIN THE WATER-SOLUBLE FRACTION OFORGANIC URBAN AEROSOLS , VeraSAMBUROVA, Renato Zenobi, MarkusKalberer, Swiss Federal Institute ofTechnology Zürich, Switzerland (p.1101)

14G1411:20

ATMOSPHERIC TRANSFORMATION OFORGANIC COMPOUNDS ON ULTRAFINEDIESEL PARTICLES, Zhong Chen and BrittA. Holmén, Civil & EnvironmentalEngineering, University of Connecticut,Storrs, CT 06269,USA (p.1103)

14G1511:20

HETEROGENEOUS COMPOSITION OFSECONDARY ORGANIC AEROSOLSFORMED IN ENVIRONMENTAL CHAMBER:ANALYIS BY LASER IONIZATION TIME-OF-FLIGHT MASS SPECTROMETRY,MASAHIRO NARUKAWA, Yutaka Matsumi,Jun Matsumoto, Kenshi Takahashi, Solar-Terrestrial Environment Laboratory, NagoyaUniversity, Toyokawa, Japan; AkihiroYabushita, Horiba Ltd., Kyoto, Japan; KeiSato, Takashi Imamura, National Institute forEnvironmental Studies, Tsukuba, Japan(p.1104)

14G1611:20

CARBOXYLIC AND DICARBOXYLIC ACIDSIN RURAL AEROSOLS FROM K-PUSZTA,HUNGARY , IVAN KOURTCHEV, MagdaClaeys, Department of PharmaceuticalSciences, University of Antwerp (CampusDrie Eiken), Wilrijk, Belgium, LucianCopolovici, Willy Maenhaut, Department ofAnalytical Chemistry, Institute for NuclearSciences, Ghent University, Ghent, Belgium(p.1105)

14G1711:20

FORMATION OF HIGH MOLECULAR-WEIGHT ORGANIC PEROXIDES IN THEOZONOLYSIS OF PURE AND MIXEDMETHYL OLEATE PARTICLES , MICHIHIROMOCHIDA, Yasmine Katrib, Scot T. Martin,Harvard University, Cambridge, MA; John T.Jayne, Douglas R. Worsnop, AerodyneResearch, Inc., Billerica, MA (p.1106)

14G1811:20

HIGHLY TIME- AND SIZE-RESOLVEDPARTICLE ACIDITY MEASUREMENTS INPITTSBURGH AND IMPLICATIONS OFACIDIC PARTICLES FOR SOAFORMATION, QI ZHANG, AtmosphericScience Research Center, State University ofNew York, Albany, NY, 12203, USA; Jose-Luis Jimenez, CIRES, University of Colorado-Boulder, CO, 80309, USA; Douglas Worsnop,Manjula Canagaratna, Aerodyne ResearchInc, Billerica, MA, 01821, USA (p.1107)

14G1911:20

14H Atmospheric Aerosols: Clouds, Fog andNucleation (Poster)

Nicole Riemer, J. Wilson, ChairsGarden Court East

MORPHOLOGY OF AEROSOL PARTICLESFROM A CARIBIC FLIGHT AT 10 KMALTITUDE FROM 50º NORTH TO 30ºSOUTH, HUNG NGOC NGUYEN, Bengt G.Martinsson, Div. Nuclear Physics in LundUniversity, Lund Sweden. (p.1389)

14H111:20

SINGLE PARTICLE MASSSPECTROMETRY OF ICE NUCLEATINGAEROSOL AT THE JUNGFRAUJOCH HIGHALTITUDE RESEARCH STATION , DANIELCZICZO, Stéphane Gallavardin, Olaf Stetzer,Ulrike Lohmann, Institute for Atmospheric andClimate Science, ETH-Zürich (p.1391)

14H211:20


OBSERVATION OF DEHYDRATION IN THENORTHERN HEMISPHERE MIDLATITUDETROPOPAUSE REGION DURING STREAM1998, FARAHNAZ KHOSRAWI, Departmentof Applied Environmental Science,Stockholm, Sweden; Rolf Mueller,JuergenBeuermann, Paul Konopka, CorneliusSchiller, Forschungszentrum Juelich, Juelich,Germany (p.1392)

14H311:20

BLACK CARBON CONTRIBUTION TO THEAEROSOL PHASE AND ITS SCAVENGEDFRACTION IN MIXED PHASE CLOUDS ATTHE HIGH ALPINE SITE JUNGFRAUJOCH(3580M ASL), J. Cozic, B. Verheggen, U.Baltensperger, E. WEINGARTNER, PaulScherrer Institut, Switzerland; S. Mertes,Leibniz-Institute for Tropospheric Research,Leipzig, Germany; M. Flynn, P. Connolly, K.Bower, University of Manchester,Manchester, United Kingdom; A. Petzold,German Aerospace Centre, Wessling,Germany (p.1393)

14H411:20

SUBMICROMETER AEROSOL PARTICLESIN THE UPPER TROPOSPHERE ANDLOWER STRATOSPHERE – RESULTSFROM THE CARIBIC PROJECT, MARKUSHERMANN, Jost Heintzenberg, ManuelaReichelt, Alfred Wiedensohler, LeibnizInstitute for Tropospheric Research,Leipzig,Germany, Carl A. M. Brenninkmeijer, FranzSlemr, Atmospheric Chemistry Department,Max Planck Institute for Chemistry, Mainz,Germany, Bengt G. Martinsson, Hung N.Nguyen, Division Nuclear Physics, LundUniversity, Lund, Sweden, Hans Schlager,Helmut Ziereis, Institute of AtmosphericPhysics, Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- undRaumfahrt, Weßling, Germany, AndreasZahn, Institute for Meteorology and ClimateResearch, Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe,Karlsruhe, Germany (p.1395)

14H511:20

A STUDY OF NEW PARTICLE FORMATIONIN THE UPPER TROPOSPHERE ANDLOWER STRATOSPHERE DURING THEHIAPER PROGRESSIVE SCIENCEMISSIONS, DAVID BENSON, Shan-Hu Lee,Kent State University, Kent, OH; James C.Wilson, University of Denver, Denver, CO;David Rodgers, Jorgen Jensen, TeresaCampos, Jeff Stith, National Center forAtmospheric Research, Broomfield, CO; Ru-Shan Gao, National Oceanic andAtmospheric Administration, Boulder, CO(p.1397)

14H611:20

CHARACTERISTICS OF SUBMICRONAEROSOL NEAR THE TROPICALTROPOPAUSE: IMPACT ON THESTRATOSPHERIC AEROSOL, JAMESCHARLES WILSON, J. Michael Reeves,Bernard G. Lafleur, University of Denver,Denver, CO; M. J. Mahoney, Robert Herman,Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA(p.1398)

14H711:20

SIMULATION OF PSC TYPE IBFORMATION DURING THE ARCTICWINTER 1997 AND 2005 , FARAHNAZKHOSRAWI, ITM, Stockholm University,SwedenU. Blum, Forsvarets Forskningsinstitutt,Kjeller, NorwayG. Baumgarten, Leibnitz Institut fuerAtmosphaerenphysik, Kuehlungsborn,GermanyK. H. Fricke, Physikalisches Institut derUniversitate Bonn, Bonn, GermanyR. Mueller, Institute for StratosphericChemistry, Forschungszentrum Juelich,Germany (p.1399)

14H811:20

CAN H2SO4/H2O OVER-LAYER EXISTAROUND ICE PARTICLES IN SUB-VISIBLECIRRUS CLOUDS?, ANATOLI BOGDAN,Markku Kulmala, Division of AtmosphericSciences, Department of Physical Sciences,University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland(p.1401)

14H911:20


PHASE DIAGRAM OF DILUTED H2SO4/H2O AEROSOL DROPS: IMPLICATIONFOR CIRRUS CLOUD FORMATION,ANATOLI BOGDAN, Markku Kulmala,Division of Atmospheric Sciences,Department of Physical Sciences, Universityof Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland (p.1402)

14H1011:20

IMPACT OF H2SO4/H2O COATING ONRADIATIVE PROPERTIES OF SUB-VISUALCIRRUS CLOUDS, ANATOLI BOGDAN,1Division of Atmospheric Sciences,Department of Physical Sciences, Universityof Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland, Petri Raisanen,Finnish Meteorological Institute, Helsinki,Finland (p.1404)

14H1111:20

MICROPHYSICS OF FREEZING DILUTEDH2SO4/H2O AEROSOL DROPS, ANATOLIBOGDAN, Division of Atmospheric Sciences,Department of Physical Sciences, Universityof Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland (p.1406)

14H1211:20

MIXING AND AEROSOL BEHAVIOUR INVOLCANIC PLUMES, CHARLES CLEMENT,Enviros-QuantiSci, Wantage, Oxon, U.K.;Tamsin Mather, Department of EarthSciences, University of Cambridge,Cambridge, U.K. (p.1408)

14H1311:20

SIMULATION OF THE ACIDITY ANDGROWTH OF MULTICOMPONENTNUCLEATED PARTICLES IN THEEASTERN UNITED STATES, JAEGUNJUNG, Peter J. Adams, Spyros N. Pandis,Carnegie Mellon University, PA (p.1409)

14H1411:20

PERIODIC CHANGES OFCONDENSATIONAL AEROSOL WITHSOURCE IN FINITE SYSTEMS, VALERYZAGAYNOV, Alex Lushnikov, MarinaBahtyreva, Andrey Lutsenko, Karpov Instituteof Physical Chemistry, Moscow, RUSSIA(p.1411)

14H1511:20

NUCLEATION AT THE FINISH BOREALFOREST: AN ATTEMPT TO EXPLAINSEASONAL BEHAVIOUR , Boris Bonn, AnneHirsikko and MARKKU KULMALA ,Department of Physical Sciences,Atmospheric Sciences Division, University ofHelsinki, P.O. Box 64, FIN-00014 Helsinki,Finland, Hannele Hakola2, FinnishMeteorological Institute, Air ChemistryLaboratory, P.O. Box 503, FIN-10101Helsinki, Finland (p.1413)

14H1611:20

OBSERVATIONS OF ATMOSPHERICNUCLEATION EVENTS IN THE LOWERFREE TROPOSPHERE, Bart Verheggen,Julie Cozic, ERNEST WEINGARTNER, UrsBaltensperger, Paul Scherrer Institute,Villigen PSI, Switzerland; Marko Vana, PasiAalto, Anne Hirsikko, Markku Kulmala,University of Helsinki, Finland (p.1415)

14H1711:20

EXPLAINING ATMOSPHERIC AEROSOLNUCLEATION EVENTS USING DATAMINING TOOLS, BACK-TRAJECTORIESAND LAND COVER CHARACTERISTICS. ,HEIKKI JUNNINEN, Saara Hyvönen, LauriLaakso, Miikka Dal Maso, Tiia Grönholm,Boris Bonn, Larisa Sogacheva, Petri Keronen,Pasi Aalto, Samuli Launiainen, Veijo Hiltunen,Toivo Pohja, Pertti Hari, Heikki Mannila,Markku Kulmala University of Helsinki,Helsinki, Finland; Harri Niska University ofKuopio, Kuopio Finland; Peter Tunved,Institute for Applied Environmental Research,Stockholm, Sweden; Veli-Matti KerminenFinnish Meteorological Institute, Helsinki,Finland (p.1417)

14H1811:20

VARIABILITY OF THE AEROSOL SIZEDISTRIBUTION: NEW PARTICLEFORMATION AND GROWTH AT THEEASTERN COAST OF THE BALTIC SEA,VIDMANTAS ULEVICIUS, KristinaPlauskaite, Environmental Physics andChemistry Laboratory, Institute of Physics,Savanoriu av. 231, LT-02300 Vilnius (p.1419)

14H1911:20


ONSET OF AEROSOL FORMATION BYLARGE EDDIES IN THE ATMOSPHERICBOUNDARY LAYER, JOHANNA LAUROS,Miikka Dal Maso, Markku Kulmala, Universityof Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland; E. DouglasNilsson, University of Stockholm, Stockholm,Sweden (p.1421)

14H2011:20

NUCLEATION AND PARTICLEFORMATION STUDIES USING AREGIONAL CTM, ARI ASMI, MarkkuKulmala, Department of Physical Sciences,University of Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland(p.1422)

14H2111:20

ON THE BUDGET OF NUCLEATION MODEPARTICLES ABOVE THE BOREALFOREST IN FINLAND, WOLFGANGJUNKERMANN, research center Karlsruhe,IMK-IFU, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany(p.1423)

14H2211:20

NEW PARAMETERIZATION OF WATER-SULPHURIC ACID-AMMONIA TERNARYNUCLEATION IN ATMOSPHERICCONDITIONS, JOONAS MERIKANTO, IsmoNapari, Hanna Vehkamäki, Tatu Anttila,Markku Kulmala, Department of PhysicalSciences, University of Helsinki, Finland(p.1424)

14H2311:20

CONNECTION BETWEEN SPRINGRECOVERY OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS INBOREAL FOREST AND ATMOSPHERICPARTICLE FORMATION: ANALYSIS OFLONG TIME SERIES, MIIKKA DAL MASO,Pertti Hari, Markku Kulmala, University ofHelsinki, Helsinki, Finland (p.1425)

14H2411:20

TIME SERIES ANALYSIS OFATMOSPHERIC PARTICLE FORMATION: ACOMPARISON OF FOUR NORDICSTATIONS, MIIKKA DAL MASO, IlonaRiipinen, Anne Hirsikko, Robert Wagner,Laura Korhonen, Ville Suur-Uski, Pasi P.Aalto, Markku Kulmala, University of Helsinki,Helsinki, Finland; Mika Komppula, FinnishMeteorological Institute, Helsinki, Finland;Peter Tunved, Hans-Christen Hansson,Stockholm University, Stockholm, Sweden(p.1426)

14H2511:20

CHARACTERISTICS OF AIR IONS ANDAEROSOL PARTICLES AT THE HIGHALPHINE RESEARCH STATIONJUNGFRAUJOCH, MARKO VANA, AnneHirsikko, Pasi Aalto, Markku Kulmala,University of Helsinki, Finland; Eduard Tamm,University of Tartu, Estonia; Bart Verheggen,Julie Cozic, Ernest Weingartner, UrsBaltensperger, Paul Scherrer Institute,Switzerland (p.1427)

14H2611:20

ACTIVATION PROPERTIES OFATMOSPHERIC NANO-PARTICLES IN THESIZE RANGE 3 TO 10 NANOMETERS:CONTRASTS BETWEEN URBAN ANDRURAL OBSERVATIONS, Wolfram Birmili,Genrik Mordas, Tuukka Petäjä, Pasi P. Aalto,Ilona Riipinen, Tiia Grönholm, Kaarle Hämeri,and MARKKU KULMALA (p.1428)

14H2711:20

IDENTIFYING THE CONTRIBUTION OF IONINDUCED NUCLEATION FROMMEASUREMENTS OF CHARGEDISTRIBUTIONS AND AEROSOL SIZEDISTRIBUTIONS, Kenjiro Iida, Mark R.Stolzenburg, Peter H. McMurry, University ofMinnesota, Minneapolis, MN; Matthew Dunn,James N. Smith, Fred Eisele, National Centerfor Atmospheric Research, Boulder, CO; PatKeady, Quant Technologies, LLC, Blaine, MN(p.1430)

14H2811:20

ICE NUCLEATION CHARACTERISTICS OFMINERAL DUST AEROSOL PARTICLESAFTER EXPOSURE TO AMMONIA WITH ACONTINUOUS FLOW DIFFUSIONCHAMBER, ABDUS SALAM, UlrikeLohmann, Glen Lesins, Department ofPhysics and Atmospheric Science, DalhousieUniversity, Halifax, NS, Canada(p.1432)

14H2911:20


AEROSOL ACTIVATION BEHAVIOURPREDICTED USING A PRIMITIVE FORM OFTHE KÖHLER EQUATION AND A VARIETYOF SURFACE TENSION MODELS., DAVIDTOPPING, Gordon McFiggans, Hugh Coe.School of Earth, Atmospheric andEnvironmental Science, ManchesterUniversity, Manchester, UK; Gyula Kiss,Zsófia Varga. Hungarian Academy ofSciences, Univeristy of Veszprem, Veszprem,Hungary; Miheala Mircea, Stefano Decesaril,Institute of Atmospheric Sciences and Climate(ISAC), National Research Council, Bologna,Italy. (p.1434)

14H3011:20

MODEL CALCULATIONS ANDCHARACTERISATION OF THE FAST ICENUCLEUS COUNTER FINCH, BJÖRNNILLIUS, Ruprecht Jaenicke, JohannesGutenberg University, Mainz, Germany; HeinzBingemer, Thomas Wetter, Ulrich Bundke,Wolfgang Goethe University, Frankfurt,Germany (p.1436)

14H3111:20

THE FRIDGE (FRANKFURT ICE-NUCLEIDEPOSITION FREEZING EXPERIMENT)COUNTER NEW DEVELOPMENTS ANDFIRST MEASUREMENTS., ULRICHBUNDKE, Heinz Bingemer, Holger Klein,Thomas Wetter, University of Frankfurt,Frankfurt, Germany (p.1437)

14H3211:20

CLOUD MODEL STUDIES ON THE EFFECTOF HUMIC-LIKE SUBSTANCES ON CLOUDDROPLET ACTIVATION, HARRI KOKKOLA,Finnish Meteorological Institute, Kuopio Unit,Finland; Riikka Sorjamaa, Anu Peräniemi,Tomi Raatikainen, Ari Laaksonen, Universityof Kuopio, Finland (p.1438)

14H3311:20

ACTIVITIES AT A NEW URBAN AEROSOL-CLOUD INTERACTION MEASUREMENTSITE IN PUIJO TOWER, ARI LESKINEN,Kari Lehtinen, Harri Portin, Heikki Lihavainen,Mika Komppula, Yrjö Viisanen, FinnishMeteorological Institute, Finland; KariLehtinen, Ari Laaksonen, Pasi Miettinen,University of Kuopio, Finland (p.1439)

14H3411:20

INHERENT CONTAMINATION OFNEWBORN CLOUD DROPLET CAUSED BYASSIMILATARY DISSOLUTION OFKERNEL CCN IN ITS BODY WATER,SADATAKA SHIBA, Osaka University,Toyonaka, Japan; Shunsaku Yagi, SetsunanUniversity, Neyagawa, Japan (p.1441)

14H3511:20

AIRBORNE MEASUREMENTS OF THEEVOLUTION AND CLOUD INTERACTIONSOF AEROSOLS IN POLLUTED PLUMES,KEITH BOWER, James Allan, JonathanCrosier, Gerard Capes, Hugh Coe, MartinGallagher, Gordon McFiggans, DavidTopping, Tom Choularton, University ofManchester, UK; Phil Brown, The Met Office,UK; Alastair Lewis, University of York, UK;Claire Reeves, University of East Anglia, UK(p.1443)

14H3611:20

METHODS FOR THE ANALYSIS OFCARBONACEOUS AEROSOLMOLECULAR MARKERS IN RAIN ANDSNOW, ERIKA VON SCHNEIDEMESSER,James J. Schauer, University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, WI (p.1447)

14H3811:20

CCN STUDIES AT DIFFERENTLOCATIONS, Barbara Ervens, GrahamFeingold, Elisabeth Andrews, John A. Ogren,NOAA Earth Systems Laboratory, Boulder,CO; MICHAEL J. CUBISON, KennethDocherty, Ingrid Ulbrich, Jose L. Jimenez,University of Colorado, CO; AthanasiosNenes, Georgia Institute of Technology,Atlanta, GA. (p.1448)

14H3911:20

STABILITY OF PARTICULATE WOODSMOKE MARKER SPECIES TOWARDSCLOUD PROCESSING, HEIDEMCILWRAITH, Pierre Herckes, Arizona StateUniversity, Tempe, AZ (p.1450)

14H4011:20

TRACKING THE FATE AND RADIATIVEFORCING POTENTIAL OFANTHROPOGENIC AEROSOL IN AGLOBAL 3D AEROSOL MICROPHYSICSMODEL, PAUL MANKTELOW, DominickSpracklen, Kirsty Pringle, Ken Carslaw,Graham Mann, Martyn Chipperfield,University of Leeds, Leeds, UK (p.1451)

14H4211:20


PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF THEAEROSOL PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTIONIN AIR MASSES ARRIVED AT HYYTIÄLÄ,SOUTHERN FINLAND, FROM THE EASTUSING BACK TRAJECTORY ANALYSIS ,Larisa Sogacheva, Miikka Dal Maso, MarkkuKulmala, Department of Physical Sciences,University of Helsinki (p.1453)

14H4311:20

PROPERTIES OF AGED FOREST FIREPLUMES AFTER INTERCONTINENTALTRANSPORT, Bernadett Weinzierl,ANDREAS PETZOLD, Markus Fiebig, HeidiHuntrieser, Andreas Minikin, DeutschesZentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt, Wessling,Germany, Andreas Stohl, Norwegian Institutefor Air Research, Kjeller, Norway, Elsa Real,Kathy Law, CNRS Service Aeronomie, Paris,France, Julie Cozic, Ernest Weingartner, PaulScherrer Institute, Villigen PSI, Switzerland(p.1455)

14H4411:20

QUANTIFYING THE LONG-RANGETRANSPORT OF NORTH AFRICANMINERAL DUST TO THE EASTERNUNITED STATES USING POSITIVE MATRIXFACTORIZATION, KEVIN D. PERRY, ScottA. Robertson, University of Utah, Salt LakeCity, UT (p.1457)

14H4511:20

OBSERVATIONS OF PROCESSED ASIANPOLLUTION WITH A HIGH RESOLUTIONAERODYNE AEROSOL MASSSPECTROMETER FROM THE C-130AIRCRAFT DURING THE INTEX-B FIELDCAMPAIGN, EDWARD DUNLEA, PeterDeCarlo, Joel Kimmel, Allison Aiken, JoseJimenez, Cooperative Institute for Researchin Environmnetal Science, University ofColorado, Boulder, CO (p.1458)

14H4611:20

MASS ACCOMMODATION OF H2SO4 ANDCH3SO3H, DAVID HANSON, AugsburgCollege, Minneapolis, MN and NCAR,Boulder, CO (p.1460)

14H4711:20

DETECTING NEUTRAL ATMOSPHERICCLUSTERS WITH A CPC PAIR: FIRSTRESULTS, ILONA RIIPINEN, Genrik Mordas,Tuukka Petäjä, Anne Hirsikko, Mikko Sipilä,Kaarle Hämeri, Markku Kulmala, Departmentof Physical Sciences, University of Helsinki,Finland (p.1462)

14H4811:20

FAST AIRBORNE AEROSOL SIZE ANDCOMPOSITION MEASUREMENTS FROMTHE C-130 DURING THE MIRAGE-MEX2006 FIELD CAMPAIGN, PETER DECARLO,Ed Dunlea, Joel Kimmel, Jose-Luis Jimenez,University of Colorado, Boulder, CO (p.1464)

14H4911:20

PREDICTED SECONDARY ORGANICAEROSOL CONCENTRATIONS FROM THEOXIDATION OF ISOPRENE IN THEEASTERN UNITED STATES, TIMOTHYLANE and Spyros Pandis, Department ofChemical Engineering, Carnegie MellonUniversity, Pittsburgh, PA (p.1465)

14H5011:20

PARTICLE EMISSIONS FROM BIOMASSBURNING, ARINTO WARDOYO, LidiaMorawska, Zoran Ristovski, Jack Marsh,International Laboratory for Air Quality andHealth, Queensland University of Technology,Brisbane, Australia (p.1467)

14H5111:20

SIMULATING SECONDARY ORGANICAEROSOL FORMATION FROM THEOXIDATION OF BIOGENICHYDORCARBONS IN THE EASTERNUNITED STATES, TIMOTHY LANE, RaviPathak, Neil Donahue, Spyros Pandis,Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA(p.1469)

14H5311:20

CONTRIBUTION OF FUNGAL SPORES TOORGANIC CARBON IN URBAN ANDURBAN-FRINGE AEROSOLS , HEIDIBAUER, gert Weinke, Elisabeth Schueller,Anne Kasper-Giebl, Hans Puxbaum, ViennaUniversity of Technology, Vienna, Austria(p.1471)

14H5511:20

ON MEASURING THE CRITICALDIAMETER OF CLOUD CONDENSATIONNUCLEI USING MOBILITY SELECTEDAEROSOL, MARKUS D. PETTERS,Anthony J. Prenni, Sonia M. Kreidenweis,Paul J. DeMott. Department of AtmosphericScience, Colorado State University, FortCollins, USA

14H5611:20


A NEW PARAMETERISATION FOR THEHOMOGENEOUS NUCLEATION RATE OFNITRIC ACID DIHYDRATE, OTTMARMOEHLER, Helmut Bunz, Robert Wagner,Institute for Meteorology and ClimateResearch (IMK-AAF), ForschungszentrumKarlsruhe, Germany; Olaf Stetzer, Institute forAtmospheric and Climate Science, ETH,Zurich, Switzerland (p.1178)

14H5711:20

Friday 12:40 PM - 2:00 PMLunch (on your own)

Friday 2:00 PM - 3:40 PMSession 1515A Long Range Transport (Platform)

Markus Fiebig, S. Kreidenweis, ChairsMinnesota Ballroom

A PROBABILISTIC MODEL FOR THERESUSPENSION OF SOIL LEAD INTO THEBOUNDARY LAYER, ALLISON HARRIS,Cliff Davidson, Carnegie Mellon University,Pittsburgh, PA (p.1245)

15A12:00

MODELING THE LONG-RANGETRANSPORT OF LARGE, AIRBORNEPARTICLES USING SIZE-RESOLVEDDEPOSITION AND SUSPENSIONVELOCITIES, KENNETH E. NOLL andObatosin O. Aluko, Dept. of Chemical andEnvironmental Engineering, Illinois Institute ofTechnology, Chicago, IL (p.1246)

15A22:20

A COMPARISON OF THE NAVY AEROSOLANALYSIS AND PREDICTION SYSTEM(NAAPS) TO IN-SITU AEROSOLMEASUREMENTS IN THE CONTINENTALU.S.: TRANSPORT VS. LOCALPRODUCTION OF SOIL DUST AEROSOL,KELLEY C. JOHNSON, Sonia M.Kreidenweis, Department of AtmosphericScience, Colorado State University, FortCollins, CO; Marcin Witek, InterdisciplinaryCentre for Mathematical and ComputationalModeling, Warsaw University, Poland;Douglas L. Westphal, Piotr Flatau, NavalResearch Laboratory, Marine MeteorologyDivision, Monterey, CA (p.1248)

15A32:40

TRANSPORT OF MICROORGANISMS TOISRAEL DURING SAHARAN DUSTEVENTS, Pnina Schlesinger, YAACOVMAMANE, Technion, Haifa, Israel; IsabellaGrishkan, University of Haifa, Haifa, Israel(p.1250)

15A43:00

THE ATMOSPHERIC COMPOSITION OFSUBMICRON AEROSOL MEASUREDUSING AN AIRBORNE AEROSOL MASSSPECTROMETER DURING ITOP, HughCoe, Jonathan Crosier, Paul Williams, KeithBower, JAMES ALLAN, University ofManchester, UK; Alastair Lewis, JamesHopkins, University of York, UK; DougWorsnop, John Jayne, Aerodyne ResearchInc, MA; and Jose Jimenez, University ofColorado, CO (p.1252)

15A53:20

15B VOC/SVOC Aerosols-I (Platform)

K.Max Zhang, ChairCapitol Ballroom

MODELING OF PHASE EQUILIBRIUM ANDMASS TRANSFER FOR ORGANICAEROSOL PARTICLES, Neal R. Amundson,ALEXANDRE CABOUSSAT, Jiwen He,Department of Mathematics, University ofHouston, Houston, TX; John H. Seinfeld,Department of Chemical Engineering,California Institute of Technology, Pasadena,CA (p.1577)

15B12:00

GASES, VAPORS, PARTICLES: THECARBON MASS BALANCE INSECONDARY ORGANIC AEROSOLFORMATION, THOMAS F. MENTEL, RalfTillmann, Astrid Kiendler-Scharr, AndreasWahner, ICG-II, Forschungszentrum Juelich,Juelich, Germany; Harald Saathoff, IMK-AAF,Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe, Karlsruhe,Germany (p.1579)

15B22:20

USING THE SEMI-VOLATILE BASIS SET:PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS , NEIL M.DONAHUE, Center for Atmospheric ParticleStudies, Carnegie Mellon University,Pittsburgh, PA (p.1581)

15B32:40


ATMOSPHERIC SECONDARY ORGANICAEROSOL YIELDS: PARAMETERESTIMATION FROM SMOG CHAMBERRESULTS, CHARLES STANIER, Universityof Iowa, Iowa City, IA; Neil Donahue,Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA;Spyros Pandis, University of Patras, Patra,Greece (p.1583)

15B43:00

15C Physics of Nanoparticles (Platform)

Brian Henz, Markku Kulmala, ChairsGovernors 1 & 5

SINTERING KINETICS OF SILICANANOPARTICLES: COMPARISON OFTHEORY AND EXPERIMENT , Martin J.Kirchhof, HANS-JOACHIM SCHMID, HenningFörster, Wolfgang Peukert, Univ. Erlangen-Nuremberg, Particle Technology Group,Erlangen, Germany (p.104)

15C12:00

PARALLEL MOLECULAR DYNAMICSSIMULATIONS OF AEROSOL GOLDNANOPARTICLES WITH SELF-ASSEMBLED ALKYLTHIOLATEMONOLAYERS , BRIAN HENZ, U.S. ArmyResearch Laboratory, Aberdeen ProvingGround, MD; Michael Zachariah, University ofMaryland, College Park, MD (p.106)

15C22:20

MULTIPLE THERMAL FRAGMENTATIONOF NANOPARTICLES: EVOLUTION OFPARTICLE TOTAL NUMBERCONCENTRATION, DMITRI K.GRAMOTNEV, Galina Gramotnev , AppliedOptics Program, School of Physical andChemical Science, Queensland University ofTechnology, GPO Box 2434, Brisbane, QLD4001, Australia (p.107)

15C32:40

EXPERIMENTAL OBSERVATION OF TWO–PHOTON PHOTOEFFECT FROM SILVERNANOPARTICLES , Alex Lushnikov, MIKKOSIPILÄ, Leonid Khriachtchev, MarkkuRäsänen, Markku Kulmala (p.109)

15C43:00

COMPARISON OF TWO DIFFERENTMETHODS FOR THE DETERMINATION OFTHE FRACTAL DIMENSION OF SOOTAGGREGATES: TEM MEASUREMENT ANDSERIAL ANALYSIS OF THEAERODYNAMIC AND ELECTRICALMOBILITY DIAMETERS, FRANCOIS-XAVIER OUF, Jacques Vendel, Institut deRadioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire,Laboratoire de Physique et Métrologie desAérosols, Gif-sur-Yvette Cedex, France;Alexis Coppalle, Marc-Emmanuel Weill,Jérôme Yon, Complexe de RechercheInterprofessionnelle en Aérothermochimie,UMR 6614, Saint-Etienne du Rouvray Cedex,France (p.111)

15C53:20

15D Bioaerosol Detection and Identification-I(Platform)

Reinhard Nießner, E.James Davis, ChairsGovenors 2 - 4

BIOAEROSOL AND BIOMOLECULECHARACTERIZATION BY SURFACE-ENHANCED RAMAN SPECTROSCOPY , E.JAMES DAVIS, Atanu Sengupta, C. BrantWilson, Michael Volny, Frantisek Turecek,University of Washington, Seattle, WA(p.986)

15D12:00

AN AEROSOL MASS SPECTROMETERFOR BIOAEROSOLS, A.L. VANWUIJCKHUIJSE, Ch.E. Kientz, O. Kievit,TNO Defence, Security and Safety, Rijswijk,The Netherlands; M.A. Stowers, W.A.Kleefsman and J.C.M. Marijnissen, DelftUniversity of Technology, Delft, TheNetherlands(p.988)

15D22:20

PERFORMANCE OF AN AEROSOL MASSSPECTROMETER, INEKE KLEEFSMAN,Michael A. Stowers, Jan .C.M. Marijnissen,Delft University of Technology, Faculty ofApplied Physics, Delft, The Netherlands,Arjan L. van Wuijckhuijse, Charles E. Kientz,TNO Prins Maurits Laboratory, Rijswijk, TheNetherlands (p.990)

15D32:40


SINGLE PARTICLE FLUORESCENCE ANDMASS SPECTROMETRY IN VARIOUSENVIRONMENTS AS OBSERVED BYBIOLOGICAL AEROSOL MASSSPECTROMETRY (BAMS), KEITH R.COFFEE, George R. Farquar, Herbert J.Tobias, David P. Fergenson, Vincent J. Riot,Bruce W. Woods, Paul T. Steele, MatthiasFrank, Eric E. Gard, Lawrence LivermoreNational Laboratory, Livermore Ca, UnitedStates (p.991)

15D43:00

15E Control Technology-IV (Platform)

Chung-Te Lee, Meng-dawn Cheng, ChairsWabasha Suite

EVALUATION OF CHARGING STATE OFRESIN WOOL FILTER BY DEPOSITION OFCHARGED PARTICLES, Jin-Cheol Kim,Yoshio Otani, University of Kanazawa,Kanazawa city, JAPAN (p.325)

15E12:00

INFLUENCES ON COLLECTION OFAIRBORNE BACTERIAL SPORES BYCHARGED FILTER MEDIA, PETER C.RAYNOR, Jo Anne Brock, Monika Vadali,University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN(p.326)

15E22:20

FILTRATION OF PARTICLES WITHDIFFERENT SHAPES ON FIBROUSFILTERS, IGOR AGRANOVSKI, LucijaBoskovic, Igor S. Altman, Roger D. Braddock,Griffith University, Brisbane, QLD, Australia;Toshihiko Myojo, National Institute ofIndustrial Health, Kawasaki, Japan; MansooChoi, National CRI Center for Nano ParticleControl, Seoul, Korea (p.328)

15E32:40

NUMERICAL DETERMINATION OFCOLLISION EFFICIENCIES FOR THEELECTROSCAVENGING OF AEROSOLPARTICLES BY DROPLETS, Meng Zhang,THOMAS KUEHN, Particle TechnologyLaboratory, Department of MechanicalEngineering, University of Minnesota,Minneapolis, MN (p.330)

15E43:00

CFD MODELLING OF NANOPARTICLESREMOVAL IN AN AXIAL FLOW CYCLONEOPERATING IN VACUUM CONDITIONS,Rafal Przekop, Sheng-Chieh Chen ,Chuen-Jinn Tsai, National Chiao Tung University,Hsinchu, Taiwan, ARKADIUSZ MOSKAL,Warsaw University of Technology, Warsaw,Poland (p.332)

15E53:20

15F Deposition and Resuspension(Platform)

Jonathan Allen, Heinz Fissan, ChairsKellogg Suite

PREDICTION AND VALIDATION OFAEROSOL DEPOSITION FROMTURBULENT FLOWS IN STRAIGHT ANDCURVED PIPES USING COMPUTATIONALFLUID DYNAMICS, SIMON PARKER,Timothy Foat, Steve Preston, Dstl, Salisbury,United Kingdom (p.762)

15F12:00

PARTICLE DEPOSITION ON TWOPARALLEL, HORIZONTAL PLATESUNDER THE INFLUENCE OFTHERMOPHORESIS ANDELECTROPHORESIS, CHRISTOF ASBACH,Till van der Zwaag, Thomas Engelke, Instituteof Energy and Environmental Technology(IUTA), Se-Jin Yook, University of Minnesota,Jung Hyeun Kim, University of Seoul, HeinzFissan, Institute of Energy and EnvironmentalTechnology (IUTA), David Y.H. Pui, Universityof Minnesota (p.764)

15F22:20

DRY DEPOSITION OF FINE PARTICLES TOAN AGRICULTURAL FIELD MEASUREDBY EDDY-CORRELATION MASSSPECTROMETRY, DANIEL A. GONZALES,Jonathan O. Allen, Arizona State University,Tempe, AZ, USA (p.766)

15F32:40

SINGLE-MICROSPHERE TO MULTI-LAYERAGGLOMERATE DETACHMENT FROMSURFACES , PATRICK DUNN, University ofNotre Dame, Notre Dame, IN; AbdelmagedIbrahim, Cairo University, Giza, Egypt (p.768)

15F43:00


AEROSOL RESUSPENSION INTURBULENT TUBE FLOW -MEASUREMENTS AND MODELING , ARI S.J. AUVINEN, Teemu Kärkelä, VTT TechnicalResearch Centre of Finland - Fine Particles,Espoo, Finland; Johannes Roine, VTTTechnical Research Centre of Finland -Analyser Development, Espoo, Finland;Jorma J.K. Jokiniemi; University of Kuopio,Department of Environmental Sciences, FineParticle and Aerosol Technology Laboratory,Kuopio, Finland (p.769)

15F53:20

Friday 3:40 PM - 4:00 PMCoffee BreakGreat River Ballroom, Garden Courts East &West

Friday 4:00 PM - 5:20 PMSession 1616A Atmospheric Particle Concentrations &

Composition (Platform)

Anthony Strawa, P. Tsai, ChairsMinnesota Ballroom

SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS OF WATER-SOLUBLE ORGANIC CARBON ANDOXALATE IN AEROSOLS AT A COASTALURBAN SITE IN CHINA:CHARACTERISTICS, SOURCES ANDFORMATION MECHANISMS, Xiao-FengHuang, JIAN ZHEN YU, Zibing Yuan, HongKong University of Science & Technology,Clear Water Bay, Kowloon, Hong Kong,China; Ling-Yan He, Shenzhen GraduateSchool, Peking University, Shenzhen, China(p.1254)

16A14:00

PM10, PM2.5, PM1 AND PARTICLENUMBER CONCENTRATIONS IN AMBIENTAIR – A COMPARATIVE STUDY FROMLONG TERM PARALLEL MEASUREMENTSAT DIFFERENT SITES IN SWITZERLAND,ROBERT GEHRIG, Christoph Hüglin, BrigitteBuchmann, Empa Materials Science andTechnology, Duebendorf, Switzerland(p.1256)

16A24:20

ASSESSING AEROSOLCONCENTRATIONS ANDTRANSFORMATIONS OVER THE UKUSING AIRCRAFT MEASUREMENTS ANDA CMAQ MODELS3 MADRID., HUGH COE,James Allan, Keith Bower, Michael Bane,Gerard Capes, Jonathan Crosier, MartinGallagher, Gordon McFiggans, Paul Williams,University of Manchester, Manchester, UK;Eiko Nemitz, Debbie Poulsen, David Fowler.Centre for Ecology and Hydrology, BushEstate, Edinburgh, UK (p.1258)

16A34:40

CHARACTERISTICS OF POLYCYCLICAROMATIC HYDROCARBON (PAH)EMISSIONS FROM A UH-1H HELICOPTERENGINE, PERNG-JY TSAI, Yue-ChengChen, Department of Environmental andOccupational Health, Medical College,National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan; Shi-Neng Uang, Institute of Occupational Safetyand Health, Council of Labor Affairs,Executive Yuan, Taiwan; Wen-Jhy Lee,Department of Environmental Engineering,National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan(p.1260)

16A45:00

16B VOC/SVOC Aerosols-II (Platform)

Neil Donahue, W. Lee, ChairsCapitol Ballroom

COMPARISONS OF POLYCHLORINATEDDIBENZO-P-DIOXINS ANDDIBENZOFURANS IN THE AMBIENT AIROF AN INDUSTRIALIZED AREA AND TWOAREAS NEAR MUNICIPAL SOLID WASTEINCINERATION PLANTS , SHUN-I SHIH,Department of Environmental Engineering,Kun Shan University of Technology, TainanCounty, Taiwan; Wen-Jhy Lee, Chun-ChiChen, Hung-Chieh Chen, Department ofEnvironmental Engineering, SustainableEnvironment Research Centre, NationalCheng Kung University, Tainan City, Taiwan;Lin-Chi Wang, Guo-Ping Chang-Chien,Department of Chemical and MaterialEngineering, Cheng-Shiu University,Kaohsiung City, Taiwan. (p.1585)

16B14:00


SEMI VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDSIN AMBIENT PM2.5. SEASONAL TRENDSAND DAILY RESOLVED SOURCECONTRIBUTIONS, JÜRGENSCHNELLE_KREIS, Martin Sklorz, JürgenOrasche, Matthias Stölzel, Anette Peters,Ralf Zimmermann, BIfA GmbH - BavarianInstitute of Applied Environmental Researchand Technology, and GSF – NationalResearch Centre for Environment and Health,and University of Augsburg, Germany(p.1587)

16B24:20

REAL TIME ENVIRONMENTAL SVC ANDCHEMICAL COMPOSITION MONITORING,Thomas Petry, HANS GRIMM, ThomasRettenmoser, Grimm Aerosol Technik GmbH,Ainring, Germany, Gerhard Spindler, Leibniz-Institut für Troposphärenforschung, Leipzig,Germany (p.1589)

16B34:40

PHOTOCHEMICAL OXIDATION OF DIESELEXHAUST: SECONDARY ORGANICAEROSOL FORMATION AND CHANGES INAEROSOL COMPOSITION, ALLEN L.ROBINSON, Emily A. Weitkamp, Amy M.Sage, Neil M. Donahue , Center forAtmospheric Particle Studies, CarnegieMellon University,Pittsburgh,USA (p.1590)

16B45:00

16C Chemistry of Carbonaceous and MetalNanoparticles (Platform)

Henry Ajo, Jeffrey Roberts, ChairsGovernors 1 & 5

OXIDE THIN FILM GROWTH KINETICS ONAEROSOLIZED SILICON NANOPARTICLESURFACES , JASON HOLM, Jeffrey Roberts,University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN(p.113)

16C14:00

QUANTITATIVE LASER-INDUCEDBREAKDOWN SPECTROSCOPY FORAEROSOLS VIA INTERNAL CALIBRATION:APPLICATION TO THE OXIDATIVECOATING OF ALUMINUMNANOPARTICLES , DIBYENDUMUKHERJEE, Michael R. Zachariah,University of Maryland, College Park, MD.(p.114)

16C24:20

PHOTOINDUCED COATING OF ALUMINUMNANOPARTICLES , BIN ZHANG, Ying-ChihLiao, Bo Liu, J. T. Roberts, S. L. Girshick,University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN(p.116)

16C34:40

SYNTHESIS OF HOLLOW ALUMINUMOXIDE NANOPARTICLES VIA AEROSOLROUTE, ASHISH RAI, Lei Zhou and MichaelR. Zachariah, Department of MechanicalEngineering and Department of Chemistryand Biochemistry, University of Maryland,College Park, 20742, USA (p.118)

16C45:00

16D Bioaerosol Detection and Identification-II (Platform)

A.L. van Wuijckhuijse, Keith Coffee, ChairsGovenors 2 - 4

UV LASER INDUCED FLUORESCENCE OFINDIVIDUAL BIOAEROSOL PARTICLES,Matti Putkiranta, Albert Manninen, AnttiRostedt, Toni Laurila, Jaakko Saarela, MarkoMarjamäki, JORMA KESKINEN and RolfHernberg, Tampere University of Technology,Tampere, Finland (p.992)

16D14:00

COMBINING A LIQUID FLOW CYTOMETERWITH AN OPTICAL BIOAEROSOLDETECTOR, HERMES HUANG, Yong-LePan, Richard K. Chang, Yale University, NewHaven, CT, Steven C. Hill, Army ResearchLaboratory, Adelphi, MD (p.993)

16D24:20

LONG-TERM MONITORING OF RELEASEOF AVIAN INFLUENZA VIRUS FROMINFECTED BIRDS, IGOR AGRANOVSKI,Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia;Alexander Safatov, Sergei Kiselev, ValentinaPetrshchenko, Maxim Scarnovich, AlexanderSergeev, State Research Center of Virologyand Biotechnology «Vector», Koltsovo,Russia; Oleg Pyankov, Griffith University,Brisbane, Australia (p.994)

16D34:40


SINGLE PARTICLE ANALYSIS BYAUTOMATED MICROSCOPY ANDPATTERN RECOGNITION: APPLICATIONTO ENVIRONMENTAL ALLERGENS ,WOLFGANG KOCH, Wilhelm Dunkhorst,Hubert Lödding, Fraunhofer ITEM; Hannover,Germany, Hans Burkhardt, Olaf Ronneberger,Qing Wang, University of Freiburg, Freiburg,Germany, Eckart Schultz, Ulrich Heimann,Stefan Scharring, German Weather Service,Freiburg, Germany, Albrecht Brandenburg,Markus v. Ehr, Gerd Sulz, Fraunhofer IPM,Freiburg, Germany, Werner Müller, HelmutHund GmbH, Wetzlar, Germany, GernotBreitfuss, Breitfuss Messtechnik GmbH,Harpstedt, Germany (p.995)

16D45:00

16E Control Technology-V (Platform)

Meng-dawn Cheng, Da-Ren Chen, ChairsWabasha Suite

PRODUCTION OF SMALL PARTICLES BYDETONATION OF ENERGETICMATERIALS, Meng-Dawn Cheng, Oak RidgeNational Laboratory, Oak Ridge, TN, USA,Charles M. Jenkins, Air Force ResearchLaboratory, Eglin, FL, USA , Andy W. A.Chang, and Doh-Won Lee, Oak RidgeInstitute for Science and Education, OakRidge, TN, USA (p.334)

16E14:00

SUBMICROMETER AND ULTRAFINEPARTICLE CHARGING AND COLLECTIONDURING O2-CO2 COAL COMBUSTION,ACHARIYA SURIYAWONG, Christopher J.Hogan Jr., and Pratim Biswas, Aerosol& AirQuality Research Laboratory, EnvironmentalEngineering Science Program, WashingtonUniversity, Saint Louis, MO, USA (p.336)

16E24:20

FILTRATION OF OIL MISTS – REALTIMEMEASUREMENT OF FILTER SATURATIONAND DRAINAGE , BENJAMIN J. MULLINSand gerhard kasper, Institut fuer MechanischeVerfahrenstechnik und Mechanik, UniversitaetKarlsruhe (TH), Karlsruhe, Germany. (p.338)

16E34:40

SEGREGATION AND COLLECTION OFFIND AND ULTRAFINE ZINC OXIDEPOWDER USING MULTI-CYCLONE, Yu-DuHsu, HUNGMIN CHEIN, EnvironmentalHealth Technology Division, Energy andEnvironment Research Laboratories,Industrial Technology Research Institute, TW(p.342)

16E45:00

16F Urban and Regional Aerosol-III(Platform)

Kenneth Noll, Kirk Baker, ChairsKellogg Suite

CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS ANDSOURCE APPORTIONMENT OF FINEPARTICULATE ORGANIC CARBON INHONG KONG DURING LOCAL, REGIONALAND LONG-RANGE TRANSPORTEPISODES, YUN-CHUN LI, Jian Zhen Yu,Steven S. H. Ho, Zibing Yuan, Alexis K. H.Lau, The Hong Kong University of Science &Technology, Hong Kong; James J. Schauer,University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, USA;Peter K. K. Louie, Environment ProtectionDepartment, Hong Kong. (p.1837)

16F14:00

ASSIMILATION OF AEROSOL OPTICALDEPTH OVER EUROPE IN A REGIONALCHEMISTRY TRANSPORT MODEL,MARTIJN SCHAAP, Peter Builtjes, TNO BuiltEnvironment and Geosciences, Apeldoorn,The Netherlands; Gerrit de Leeuw, TNODefence, Security and Safety, The Hague,The Netherlands; Bas Henzing, KNMI, deBilt, The Netherlands (p.1839)

16F24:20

PHOTOCHEMICAL MODELPERFORMANCE FOR PM2.5 SULFATE,NITRATE, AMMONIUM, AND PRE-CURSORSPECIES SO2, HNO3, AND NH3 ATBACKGROUND MONITOR LOCATIONS INTHE CENTRAL AND EASTERN UNITEDSTATES, Kirk R. Baker, Lake Michigan AirDirectors Consortium, Des Plaines, Illinois,USA (p.1841)

16F34:40


DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION OF ACOMPUTATIONALLY EFFICIENTAPPORTIONMENT ALGORITHM IN ATHREE-DIMENSIONAL CHEMICALTRANSPORT MODEL, KRISTINAWAGSTROM, Spyros Pandis, CarnegieMellon University, Pittsburgh, PA; GregYarwood, Gary Wilson and Ralph Morris,ENVIRON International Corporation, Novato,CA (p.1843)

16F45:00

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