Potomac, Maryland, USA
June 5-8, 2006
Proceedings
Workshop on Agricultural Air Quality:
State of the Science
Bolger Conference Center
Potomac, Maryland, USA
June 5-8, 2006
Edited by:
Viney P. Aneja
North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC,
USA
William H. Schlesinger
Duke University, Durham,
NC, USA
Raymond Knighton
US Department of Agriculture,
Washington, DC, USA
Greg Jennings
North Carolina State University,
Raleigh, NC, USA
Dev Niyogi
Purdue University, West Lafayette,
IN, USA
Wendell Gilliam
North Carolina State University,
Raleigh, NC, USA
Clifford S. Duke
Ecological Society of America,
Washington, DC, USA
CONTENTS
Preface
Foreword
Acknowledgements
Oral Presentations
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Agricultural Emissions (Please click here to view a PDF containing the following presentations)
pages 1-30
Ammonia Emissions from Agriculture and Other Sources (page 2)
Ross Strader
and Cliff Davidson*
Measuring and Modeling Gaseous NH 3 and Aerosol NH 4 at the Regional Scale, How
Does Ambient Concentration Respond to Emission controls? (page 3)
David Fowler*,
Jennifer Muller, Yuk Sim Tang, Tony Dore, Massimo Vieno, Rognvald I. Smith, Eiko
Nemitz, Mark Sutton, and Jan Willem Erisman
Odor Emissions and Chemical Analysis of Odorous Compounds from Animal Buildings
(page 4)
Larry D. Jacobson*, Jacek A. Koziel, Steven J. Hoff, Albert J. Heber,
and David B. Parker
Effects of Reduced Crude Protein Diets on Gaseous Emissions and Swine Performance
(page 15)
Wendy Powers*, Sarah Bastyr, Brian Kerr, C. Rosalina Angel, and Todd
Applegate
Detection and Enumeration of Airborne Microbial Pathogens Associated with Swine
Farms in North Carolina (page 18)
Otto D. Simmons, III* , Christina A. Likirdopulos,
GwangPyo Ko, Shabnam Qureshi, and Mark D. Sobsey
Modeling and Regulating Ammonia Emissions (page 24)
Nick Hutchings*, Hilde
Fagerli, Willem Asman, Tom Misselbrook, Rob Pinder, and Jim Webb
International Perspectives (Please click here to view a PDF containing the following presentations)
pages 31-68
The Study and Regulation of Agricultural Air Quality in the U.S. (page 32)
Albert Heber* and Bill Bogan
Agricultural Air Quality in Europe and the Future Perspectives (page 36)
Jan
Willem Erisman*, Albert Bleeker, Arjan Hensen, and Alex Vermeulen
Air Quality and Agriculture: The Role of Global Drylands (page 39)
Ian Galbally*,
Wayne V. Kristine , C.P. (Mick) Meyer, , and Ying Ping Wang
Role of Agricultural Ammonia Emissions in Formation of Secondary Particulate
Matter (page 53)
Mukesh Sharma*, Shyam Kishore, S.N. Tripathi and S.N. Behera
Has Livestock Introduction Changed Nitrogen Openness in Southern South America?
(page 55)
Gervasio Piñeiro*, José M. Paruelo, Martín Oesterheld, Esteban G. Jobbagy,
Amy T. Austin, and Robert B. Jackson
Agricultural Best Management Practices in Denmark (page 56)
Søren Pedersen*
pages 69-92
Observing Air Quality from Space: From Research To Decision Support (page 70)
Phil DeCola, D.J. Lary, L.C. Sparling, R. Cohen, C.P. Loughner
Measurement and Analysis of Ammonia and Hydrogen Sulfide Emissions from an Anaerobic
Swine Waste Treatment Lagoon and Confinement Building in North Carolina (page 71)
Jessica Blunden*, Viney P. Aneja, and Philip W. Westerman
Gas Exchange between Canopy and Atmosphere (page 80)
O.T. Denmead
The Surface Boundary Layer of a Cattle Feedlot: Implications for Long-term Measurement
of Ammonia Fluxes (page 87)
Jay M. Ham*, Kristen Baum, and J.M. DeRouchey
An Integrated Approach to Measuring Emissions from Confined Animal Feeding Operations
at the Whole Facility Scale (page 88)
Gail E. Bingham, Jerry L. Hatfield*, John
H. Prueger, Thomas D. Wilkerson, Vladimir V. Zavyalov, Richard L. Pfeiffer, Lawrence
Hipps, Randal S. Martin, Philip J. Silva, and W. Eichinger
New Measurement Protocol for the Determination of NH 3 Emission Factors from
Animal Houses in the Netherlands (page 90)
J. Mosquera-Losada* and N.W.M. Ogink
pages 93-104
Trends of Nitrogen and Sulfur in U.S. Precipitation — the Roles of Combustion-Related
and Agricultural Emissions (page 94)
Van C. Bowersox* and Chris M.B. Lehmann
Reactive Nitrogen Species and Nitrogen Deposition in the North China Plain (page
97)
Jenny Kopsch*, Xuejun Liu, Ying Zhang, Chun'E He, Jianlin Shen, Jürgen Franzaring,
Andreas Fangmeier, and Fusuo Zhang
Dry Deposition of Ammonia in the Vicinity of a Swine Production Facility (page
101)
John T. Walker* and Wayne Robarge
Biogeochemical and Ecological Impacts and Ramifications of Atmospheric Nitrogen
Deposition to Estuarine and Coastal Waters (page 102)
Hans W. Paerl , David R,
Whitall*, Benjamin L. Peierls, and Robin L. Dennis
The Fate and Transport of Ammonia at the Local to Regional Level (page 103)
Robin L. Dennis*, Rohit Mathur, Donna Schwede, John T. Walker, and Wayne Robarge
Air Quality: Policies and Standards (Please click here to view a PDF containing the following presentations)
pages 105-122
The Evolution of Agricultural Air Quality Regulations (page 106)
Julia Lester*
106
Agriculture and the Clean Air Act (page 111)
Sally Shaver*
Regulating Air Pollutants Emitted by Agricultural Operations (page 112)
Calvin
B. Parnell, Jr.*
Voluntary Versus Regulatory Agricultural Air Quality Management Policies: Proactive
is Better than Reactive (page 113)
Joseph Rudek
Implications of PM Coarse Federal Air Quality Standard for Agriculture (page
114)
David Lauer
Biomass: Burning, Decomposition (Please click here to view a PDF containing the following presentations)
pages 123-132
Considerations for Biomass Burning in Wildlands and Agriculture (page 124)
Allen Riebau*
Global Scale Analysis of the Atmospheric Impact of Fire Emissions (page 125)
Prasad Kasibhatla*, Quanlin Li, James Randerson, Guido van der Werf, Louis Giglio,
and Jim Collatz
An Air Quality Impacts Planning Tool (page 126)
Narasimhan Larkin*, Robert
Solomon, Susan O'Neill, and Sue Ferguson
Modeling Air Quality Effects of Prescribed Burn in Georgia with CMAQ-Daysmoke
(page 129)
Yongqiang Liu*, Gary Achtemeier, and Scott Goodrick
Remotely Sensed Measurements of Air Quality Emissions from Agricultural Biomass
Burning in the Contiguous United States (page 132)
Stefania Korontzi*, Jessica
McCarty, and Chris Justice
Odor (Please click here to view a PDF containing the following presentations)
pages 133-158
Identification and Quantification of Odorants from Livestock Production by Sampling
on Adsorption Tubes and Analysis by Thermal Desorption and Gas Chromatography with
Mass Spectrometry (page 134)
Anders Peter S. Adamsen*, Annette Schäfer, and Anders
Feilberg
Characterization of Dairy Manure Odor Using Headspace Solid Phase Microextraction
and Multidimensional Gas Chromatography - Mass Spectrometry - Olfactometry Analysis
(page 135)
Yael Laor*, Jacek A. Koziel, Lingshuang Cai, Uzi Ravid
Quantification of Odor and Odorants at Swine Facilities and Assessment of Their
Impact Downwind (page 136)
Susan Schiffman* and Brevick Graham
1000 Olfactometry Analysis and 100 TD-GC/MS Analysis to Evaluate Methods for
Reducing Odour from Finishing Units in Denmark (page 138)
Merete Lyngbye*, M.J.
Hansen, A.L. Riis, T.L. Jensen, and G. Sorensen
Analytical Challenges in Measuring Odorant Emissions from Animal Operations (page
153)
Laura L. McConnell* and Steven Trabue
Emissions Approaches and Uncertainties – Crop (Please click here to view a PDF containing the following presentations)
pages 159-178
Uncertainties in the Current Knowledge of Trace Gas Emissions from Cropping Systems
in the U.S. (page 160)
Sagar Krupa*, Fitzerald Booker, Van Bowersox, and David
Grantz
Nitrous Oxide Emissions in the Northern Great Plains as Influenced by Cropping
Systems and N Fertility (page 161)
Rick Engel*, Matt Dusenbury, Rosie Wallander,
Perry Miller, Reynald Lemke
Aerosol Emissions from Field Planting Operations (page 169)
Britt Holmen*
, David R. Miller, April L. Hiscox, Wenli Yang, Junming Wang, Theodore W. Sammis,
and Rick Bottoms
In Field Assessments of Dust Generation of Harvesting Equipment (page 173)
D. Ken Giles*, Daniel Downey, and J.F. Thompson
Concentrations of Current-Use Agricultural Pesticides in the Air, Yakima County,
Washington (page 174)
Andrew W. Ohrt, Paul D. Capel*, and Robert W. Black
Emissions Approaches and Uncertainties – Animal (Please click here to view a PDF containing the following presentations)
pages 179-208
Global Inventory of Ammonia Emissions from Global Livestock Production and Fertilizer
Use (page 180)
A.F. Bouwman, A.H.W. Beusen, K.W. Van Der Hoek, W.A.H. Asman,
and G. Van Drecht
Hydrogen Sulfide Emissions from Southern Great Plains Beef Feedlots: A Review
(page 186)
K.D. Casey*, D.B. Parker, J.M. Sweeten , B.W. Auvermann, S. Mukhtar,
and J.A. Koziel
Emission of Nitrous Oxide from NE Dairy Farms and Agricultural Fields: Laboratory
and Field Studies (page 189)
Olga Sigurindy, Marina Molodovskaya, Brian K. Richards,
and Tammo S. Steenhuis*
Quantification of Gas, Odor and Dust Emissions from Swine Wean-Finish Facilities
(page 195)
D.M. Sholly*, A.L. Sutton, B.T. Richert, A.J. Heber, and J. Scott
Radcliffe
Estimating Annual NH 3 Emissions from U.S. Broiler Facilities (page 205)
Rich
Gates*, Kenneth D. Casey, Eileen F. Wheeler, and Hongwei Xin
pages 209-248
Novel FTIR and Laser Spectroscopy Methods for Measuring Trace Gas Emissions from
Agriculture and Forests (page 210)
David Griffith* , Glenn Bryant, Matthew Tonini,
Graham Kettlewell, Tom Denmead, Ray Leuning, Deli Chen, and Richard Eckard
Direct, Fast Response Measurements of Gas-Phase Ammonia (page 214)
Melody
Avery* and James Plant
Use of Elastic Lidar to Examine the Dynamics of Plume Dispersion from an Agricultural
Facility (page 215)
William Eichinger*, Dan Cooper , Jerry Hatfield, Larry Hipps,
Jennifer Nichols, R. Pfeiffer, and John Prueger
Measurement of Volatile Sulfur Compounds Associated with Animal Feeding Operations
(page 227)
Steven Trabue* and Kenwood D. Scoggin
Methodology for Measuring Gaseous Emissions from Agricultural Buildings, Manure,
and Soil Surfaces (page 233)
Werner E. Berg*, Reiner Brunsch, H.J. Hellebrand,
and Juergen Kern
A Methodology for Estimating Ammonia Emissions from Farm Manure Storage Using
Passive Sampling and Atmospheric Dispersion Modeling (page 242)
Richard Hill*,
Ken Smith, Keith Russell, Tom Misselbrook, and Siobhan Brookman
pages 249-282
Cumulative Dispersion and Deposition Modeling of Many CAFOs: RTI's Methodology
for Ammonia Gas and PM Fine as Applied to the Smithfield Settlement Agreement (page
250)
Marion Deerhake, Chengwei Yao, Jamie Cajka, Jeffrey Coburn*, and Randall
Dodd, Sr.
Developing Manure-DNDC: Building a Process Based Biogeochemical Tool for Quantifying
NH3 , CH4 and N2O Emissions from California Dairies (page 259)
Changsheng Li,
William Salas*, Frank Mitloehner, Charles Krauter, and John Pisano
Considerations for Detailed Land Surface/Vegetation Representation in Air Quality
Models (page 267)
Dev Niyogi*, Kiran Alapaty, Viney P. Aneja, Fei Chen, and Roger
A. Pielke, Sr.
Measuring Gas and Odor Emissions from Swine and Dairy Manure Using a Microtunnel
(page 268)
K. J. McDaniel*, D.R. Schmidt, B.C. Martinez, and C.J. Clanton
Validation of Odor Dispersion Measurements and Modeling (page 270)
Steven
J. Hoff*, D. Bundy, Jay Harmon, Larry Jacobson, Dennis Schulte, Dave Schmidt, and
Chris Henry
Best Management Practices (Please click here to view a PDF containing the following presentations)
pages 283-310
Vegetative Environmental Buffers to Mitigate Odor and Aerosol Pollutants Emitted
from Poultry Production Sites (page 284)
Joe Colletti*, Steve Hoff, Janette Thompson,
and John Tyndall
Attenuation of Biogenic Emission of CH4 and N2O from Agriculture Field (page
292)
S.N. Singh*
The Undercutter Method of Summer Fallow Farming to Reduce PM10 Particulate Emissions
(page 293)
William F. Schillinger,* Douglas L. Young, and Brenton S. Sharratt
Assessment of the Ammonia Emission Abatement Potential for Distinct Geographical
Regions and Altitudinal Zones in Switzerland (page 301)
Harald Menzi* and Beat
Reidy
Evaluation and Management of Ammonia Emissions from Poultry Litter (page 304)
Philip A. Moore, Jr.*, Dana Miles, Robert Burns, Dan Pote, and Kess Berg
Economics (Please click here to view a PDF containing the following presentations)
pages 311-346
Designing Policy Instruments for Controlling Air and Water Emissions from Agriculture
(page 312)
James S. Shortle*, Richard Horan, and Nga Nguyen
Reducing Ammonia Emissions from Animal Operations: Potential Conflicts with Water
Quality Policy (page 319)
Marc Ribaudo*, Marcel Aillery, Noel Gollehon, Robert
Johansson, and Nigel Key
Valuation of Air Emissions from Livestock Operations and Options for Policy (page
327)
Jhih-Shyang Shih*, Dallas Burtraw, Karen Palmer, and Juha Siikamaki
Shelterbelts and Livestock Odor Mitigation: A Socio-Economic Assessment of Pork
Producers and Consumers (page 341)
John Tyndall* and Joe P. Colletti
The Role of Agricultural Emissions in European Air Quality Policy (page 345)
Zbigniew Klimont*, Markus Amann, Imrich Bertok, Rafal Cabala, Janusz Cofala, Chris
Heyes, Frantisek Gyarfas, Wolfgang Schoepp, and Fabian Wagner
Particulate Matter (Please click here to view a PDF containing the following presentations)
pages 347-376
The Impact of Winter NH 3 Emission Reductions on Inorganic Particulate Matter
under Present Day Conditions and Future Regulated Reductions (page 348)
Robert
W. Pinder*, Alice B. Gilliland, and Robin L. Dennis
Concentrations of Nitrogen and Sulfur Species in the Gas and Particle Phases
Downwind of Two Dairy Operations (page 350)
Taehyoung Lee*, Nichole Marcillac,
Niall Hanan, Don Johnson, and Jeffrey L. Collett, Jr
Agriculture and Air Quality – Airborne Particulate Matter (page 355)
Candis
Claiborn*
Modeling Approach to Estimate PM10 Emissions from Pig Husbandry (page 359)
Angelika Haeussermann, Annamaria Costa, Jean-Marie Aerts, Eberhard Hartung*, Thomas
Jungbluth, Marcella Guarino, and Daniel Berckmans
Particulate Matter Sampler Errors due to the Interaction of Particle Size and
Sampler Performance Characteristics: Method 201a Stack Samplers (page 369)
Michael
Buser* and Greg Holt
Using Global Model and Satellite Data for Air Quality Studies (page 370)
Mian
Chin*, Thomas Diehl, and D. Allen Chu
pages 377-406
History of Conflicts Between Swine Farmers and Neighbors: The Response of the
Law to Conflict (page 378)
Ryke Longest*
Ecological Indicators of Air Quality: Plans and Progress (page 389)
Ian T.
Carroll* and Anthony C. Janetos
Agricultural Air Quality and Public Policy in Iowa (page 390)
Bryan Bunton*
A Life Cycle Approach to Policy Decisions on Swine Waste Management Impacts on
Environmental Quality (page 393)
Michael Overcash* and Evan Griffing
Regulation of Ammonia from Agriculture in Denmark — Concept and Methodology (page
396)
Ole Hertel* , Camilla Geels, Per Løfstrøm, Lise Marie Frohn, Jan Frydendall,
Carsten Ambelas Skjøth, Jesper Bak, Steen Gyldenkærne, M. Hvidberg, and Lars Moseholm
Evidence of Enhanced Atmospheric Ammoniacal Nitrogen in Hell's Canyon National
Recreation Area: Implications for Natural and Cultural Resources (page 404)
Linda
Geiser*, Andrjez Bytnerowicz, Anne Ingersoll, and Scott Copeland
pages 407-440
Overview of the National Air Emissions Monitoring Study (NAEMS) (page 408)
John Thorne*
Agricultural Air Quality at NRCS (page 409)
Margaret Walsh* , Greg Johnson,
Ron Heavner, Roel Viniing, Greg Zwicke, and Susan O'Neill
Use of Collaborative Partnerships to Address Environmental Impacts of Agriculture
(page 414)
Rick Sprott* , Bryce Bird, George Hopkin, and Mark Petersen
Modeling Agricultural Air Quality: Current Status, Major Challenges, and Outlook
(page 428)
Yang Zhang* , Shiang-Yuh Wu, Jianlin Hu, Srinath Krishnan, Kai Wang,
Ashley Queen, Viney P. Aneja, and Pal Arya
Implications of Proposed PM Coarse National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS)
on Agricultural Sources (page 433)
Bryan W. Shaw* , Ron E. Lacey, and William
Brock Faulkner
Environmental Load of Ammonia in the Vicinity of Livestock Enterprises (page
434)
Torsten Hinz*
Posters (*indicates presenting author. Posters are listed alphabetically by presenting author.)
Authors A-B (Please click here to view a PDF containing the following presentations)
pages 441-532
Foliar Nitrogen Status and Growth of Plants Exposed to Atmospheric Ammonia (NH
3 ) (page 442)
Adrizal*, Paul Patterson, R. Hulet, and R. Bates
P lant Foliar N and Temperature on Commercial Poultry Farms in Pennsylvania (page
453)
Paul Patterson, Adrizal*, R. Hulet, R. Bates, C. Myers, G. Martin, R. Shockey,
and M. van der Grinten
An Assessment of the Role of Terrain and Land Cover in the Development of Local
Wind Flow Patterns: Development and Validation of the Land Use/Land Cover Dataset
(page 458)
Joseph G. Alfieri*, Dev Niyogi, Margaret A. LeMone, Fei Chen, Souleymane
Fall
Dietary Modification to Reduce Air Emissions from Broiler Chickens (page 460)
Rosalina Angel*, Wendy Powers, S. Bastyr, W. Wu, and Todd Applegate
Total Nitrogen Deposition on Land in the Northeastern Part of Romania (page 464)
Cecilia Arsene*, Romeo-Iulian Olariu, Kalliopi Violaki, and Nikos Mihalopoulos
How Do Property-Line Concentrations of Feedyard PM 10 Vary with Time of Day,
Season, and Short-Term Weather Phenomena? (page 468)
Brent Auvermann*, K. Jack
Bush, and Billy Chaffin
An Early Look at "Integrated Corral Management" as a BMP for Feedyard Dust Control
(page 469)
Brent Auvermann*, Thomas Marek, and Graham Hartmann
Visibility Measures Can Be Used To Estimate Feedyard Dust Concentrations (page
470)
Brent Auvermann*
A Comprehensive Analysis of the Evening Dust Peak at Cattle Feedyards (page 471)
Brent Auvermann*, Bryan W. Shaw, and Todd E. Stiggins
Ammonia Emissions and Dry Deposition Studies at Some Hog Farms in North Carolina
(page 472)
Kanwardeep S. Bajwa*, S. Pal Arya, and Viney P. Aneja
Odor Emission Reduction from Enclosed Growing-Finishing Pig House Using Different
Biofilter Media (page 478)
J.I. Song, Y.H. Yoo, T.I. Kim, Antonio J. Barroga*,
H.C. Choi, J.W. Jeong, K.Y. Yeon, C.B. Yang, D.H. Kim, and J.W. Lee
A Field Survey on Concentration of Odor Compounds in Pig Buildings and Boundary
Areas (page 481)
Y.H. Yoo, T.I. Kim, J.I. Song, Antonio J. Barroga*, J.W. Jeong,
H.C. Choi, C.B. Yang, Y.K. Jang, H.J. Kim, and K.P. Song
The Effects of Coordinate Rotation Procedure on Eddy Covariance and Relaxed Eddy
Accumulation Flux Measurements (page 486)
Kristen A. Baum* and Jay M. Ham
Ammonia Emissions from the Application of Dairy Effluent (page 487)
Matt Beene*,
Charles F. Krauter, and Dave Goorahoo
Improved Temporal Resolution in Process Modeling of Nitrogen Trace Gas Emissions
(page 489)
Jessica Beuning* and Bill Van Heyst
Effects of Acidifying Liquid Cattle Manure with Nitric or Lactic Acid on Gaseous
Emissions (page 492)
Werner E. Berg*, Meno Tuerk, and Hans J. Hellebrand
Real-Time Monitoring of Air Pollution Due to Wildland Fires, Using a Meso-scale
Model (page 499)
Sanjeeb Bhoi* and John J. Qu
Carbon Dioxide Emissions from Agricultural Soils (page 500)
Pavol Bielek*
Measurement and Modeling of Hydrogen Sulfide Emissions Across the Gas-Liquid
Interface of an Anaerobic Swine Waste Treatment Lagoon (page 505)
Jessica Blunden*,
Viney P. Aneja, John H. Overton
Characterization of Non-Methane Volatile Organic Compounds at Five Confined Animal
Feeding Operations in North Carolina (page 510)
Jessica Blunden*, Viney P. Aneja,
and William A. Lonneman
Changes of Climate, Air Pollution, and Growing Season in Correlation with Changes
of Sun Activities (page 521)
Horst Borchert*
Authors C (Please click here to view a PDF containing the following presentations)
pages 533-559
Evaluation of Zeolite for Control of Odorants Emissions from Simulated Poultry
Manure Storage (page 533)
Lingshuang Cai*, Jacek Koziel, Yi Liang, and Hongwei
Xin
Correlation of Meteorological Data to Nitrogen Mass Balance of Broiler Production
as Influenced by Litter Age (page 535)
John Carey* and C.D. Coufal
Elemental Compositions of PM 2.5 in Ambient Air Downwind of Agricultural Operations
in California's San Joaquin Valley (page 538)
Omar F. Carvacho*, Lowell L. Ashbaugh,
and Robert G. Flocchini
Comparison of Measured Estimates of Annual Ammonia Emissions from Poultry Production
Facilities with Mass Balance Modeling Approaches (page 542)
K.D. Casey*, A.J.
Pescatore, R.S. Gates, H. Xin, Y. Liang, and E.F. Wheeler
Carbon Dioxide and Nitrous Oxide Fluxes in Organic, No Till and Conventional
Till Cropping Systems (page 546)
Michel Cavigelli*, John White, Larry Sikora,
Greg McCarty, Peter Groffman
Characterization of Skatole-Producing Microbial Populations in Enriched Swine
Lagoon Slurry (page 547)
Kim Cook* and John Loughrin*
Agriculture Air Emissions and Impacts in and near the Umatilla Indian Reservation
(page 552)
John L. Cox*, Rico Cruz, Barbara Harper, Tom Bailor, Stuart Harris,
Ted Repasky and Rod Skeen
Identifying and Addressing Social Constraints Involved With the Use of Prescribed
Fire in Forest Ecosystems of the Ouachita and Ozark Regions in Arkansas (page 555)
Janean H. Creighton, Hal O. Liechty, Rebecca Montgomery, Matthew Pelkki, and Tamara
Walkingstick
First Biomonitoring Study of Agricultural Originating Atmospheric Pollutants
in Romania (page 558)
Simona Cucu-Man*, Doina Dragan, Raluca Mocanu, Adrian Covaci,
and Eiliv Steinnes
Nitrogen Deposition via Atmosphera in Rural Zones in Cuba (page 559)
Osvaldo
Cuesta-Santos*, Arnaldo Collazo, Maria Gonzalez, Patricia Castellanos, and Antonio
Wallo
Authors D-F (Please click here to view a PDF containing the following presentations)
pages 560-600
WATER9 - An Air Emission Model for Animal Feeding Operations - Software for Both
Field Agents and Comprehensive Scientific Research (page 560)
Marion Deerhake,*
Clark Allen, and Sharon Nizich
Evaluation and Discussion of Ambient Ammonia Monitoring Networks and How They
Can Benefit Regional Haze Reduction Planning (page 563)
Marion Deerhake,* Cary
Eaton, and Jeffrey Coburn
Using Ecosystem Models to Inventory and Mitigate Environmental Impacts of Agriculture
(page 571)
Stephen Del Grosso*, William Parton, Dennis Ojima, and Arvin Mosier.
Impacts of Acid-Sulfate Soils on Air Quality (page 575)
O.T. Denmead*, B.C.T.
Macdonald, I. White, R. Reilly, A. Kinsela, M.D. Melville, D.W.T Griffith and G.
Bryant
Micrometeorological Methods for Estimating Surface Fluxes from Geologically Stored
CO2 at Scales 1 - 1000 m (page 583)
Ray Leuning, O.T. Denmead*, and David Etheridge
Variations in Particle Composition and Size Distributions in and around a Deep
Pit Swine Operation (page 584)
Philip J. Silva, Randal S. Martin, Vishal Doshi,
Kori Moore, and Mark Erupe*
Comparison of Dispersion Models for Ammonia Emissions from a Ground Level Area
Source (page 586)
William Brock Faulkner* , Jacob J. Powell, Jennifer M. Lange,
Bryan W. Shaw, Ron E. Lacey, and Calvin B. Parnell
Monitoring Odour Abatement Technology by Means of Membrane Inlet Mass Spectrometry
(MIMS) (page 587)
Anders Feilberg*, Merete Lyngbye, Annette Schäfer, Anders Peter
S. Adamsen, Arne Grønkjær Hansen
Understanding Biogenic GHG Emissions Using Long Path Fourier Transform Spectroscopy
(LPFTS) (page 593)
Nils Semmler, Chris Ferguson*, and Tom Hutchinson
Presence of Heavy Metals, Dioxin-like PCBs and Mercury in Fruit and Vegetables
and Assessment of Air Quality in the Catania Territory (page 599)
Margherita
Ferrante,* E. Alonzo, R. Fallico, F. Platania, R. Di Mauro, L. Valenti, M. Fiore,
M.V. Brundo, G. Oliveri Conti, G. Carpinteri, and Salvatore Sciacca
Authors G (Please click here to view a PDF containing the following presentations)
pages 601-656
Budget Estimates of Indoor Air Pollutants from Solid Biomass Fuels Used in India
(page 601)
Ranu Gadi*, Neelima Markanday, Amarjeet Kaur, T.K. Mandal, D.C.Parashar,
and A.P. Mitra
Environmental and Management Drivers of Nitrous Oxide Emissions in Australian
Agro-Ecosystems (page 604)
Ian Galbally*, C.P. (Mick) Meyer, Kevin Kelly, Frances
Phillips, Fiona Barker-Reid, Will Gates, Peter Grace, Louise Barton, Bill Porter,
Simon Bentley, Ray Leuning, and Richard Eckard
Efficacy of a Lagrangian and a Gaussian Model for Back Calculating Emission Rates
from Feedyard Area Sources (page 605)
Geordie Galvin*, C. Henry, David Parker,
Robin Ormerod, P. D'Abreton and Marty Rhoades
Monitoring System Design for the Southeastern Broiler Gaseous and Particulate
Matter Air Emissions Monitoring Project (page 615)
Robert Burns, Hongwei Xin,
Rich Gates*, Hong Li, Steve Hoff, Lara Moody, Doug Overhults, and John Earnest
Quality Assurance Project Plan (QAPP) Implementation for the Southeastern Broiler
Gaseous and Particulate Matter Air Emissions Monitoring Project (page 621)
Lara
Moody, Hong Li, Robert Burns, Hongwei Xin, and Rich Gates*
Measurement, Analysis, and Modeling of Inorganic Fine Particulate Matter in Rural,
Ammonia-Rich Areas in Eastern North Carolina (page 627)
Stephen Goetz*, Viney
P. Aneja, and Yang Zhang
A PM 10 Emission Factor for Free Stall Dairies (page 628)
Lee Barry Goodrich*,
Calvin Parnell, Saqib Mukhtar, and Sergio Capareda
Update on the National Air Emissions Monitoring Study (page 630)
Richard H.
Grant* and Albert J. Heber
Vegetation Management in Future Ozone Climates (page 631)
David A. Grantz,
Anil Shrestha, and Tim Prather
Agricultural Pesticides as Sources of VOC Precursors of Photochemical Ozone (page
641)
Peter G. Green*, Terry Cassel, Michael Kleeman, Robert Flocchini, and Richard
Higashi
Predicting Dust Concentrations Downwind from Eroding Sites (page 643)
J.M.
Gregory*, J.A. McEnery, and C.B. Fedler
Release and Measures to Reduce Generation of Dust in Fattening Pig Houses (page
647)
Gosta Gustafsson*
Authors H (Please click here to view a PDF containing the following presentations)
pages 657-774
NH 3 Emission from Pig Husbandry in Relation to Ventilation Control and Indoor
Air Cooling (page 657)
Angelika Haeussermann, Thomas Jungbluth, and Eberhard
Hartung*
Emissions of Particulate Matter (PM 10 ) from Housing Systems for Fattening Pigs
(page 665)
Angelika Haeussermann, Thomas Jungbluth, and Eberhard Hartung*
Using Physical Models to Simulate Emissions from Anaerobic/Faculative Swine Manure
Stabilization Ponds (page 669)
Douglas W. Hamilton*, Spencer L. Mann, Scott D.
Carter, Jeffory A. Hattey, Babu Z. Fathepure, and David Demezas
Reducing the Risks of Pesticide Exposure via Atmospheric Transport (page 674)
Cathleen J. Hapeman*, Laura L. McConnell, Clifford P. Rice, Alba Torrents, John
R. Prueger, Anubha Goel, Jennifer A. Harman-Fetcho, Ramona D. Smith, Krystyna Bialek,
and Leticia Drakeford
Assessment of Crop Loss due to Cumulative Air Pollution Load in South West MP,
India (page 677)
Krishna Haryani* and P.S. Dubey
Characterization and Abatement of Ammonia, Particulate, Pathogen and Odor Emissions
from Egg Production Facilities (page 678)
Albert J. Heber*, Ji-Qin Ni, Sam Hanni,
Lingying Zhao, Harold M. Keener, and Matt Darr
Nitrous Oxide Fluxes from Loamy Sand Soil in Northeast Germany — Seasonal Variations
and Influence of Nitrogen Fertilization, Precipitation, and Crop Types (page 682)
Hans J. Hellebrand*, Jurgen Kern, Annett Model, and Werner Berg
Carbon Monoxide from Composting due to Thermal Oxidation of Biomass: An Additional
Pathway for CO in Agricultural and Forest Ecosystems (page 693)
Hans J. Hellebrand*,
G.W. Schade, Christine Idler, and Jurgen Kern
Comparing Field Odor Assessment Methods with an Atmospheric Dispersion Model
for Calibrating Setback Estimation Tools for Livestock Facilities (page 706)
Chris G. Henry*, D.D. Schulte, R.K. Koelsch, R.R. Stowell, N. Ebrahim, A.M. Parkhurst,
and D.P. Billesbach
A Novel Concept for Modeling Odor Impact from Feedlots (page 720)
Chris G.
Henry*, P.J. Watts, and P.J. Nicholas
Monitoring of Air Quality and Atmospheric Depositions in Background Areas in
Denmark (page 724)
Thomas Ellermann, Helle Vibeke Andersen, Lise M. Frohn, Per
Løfstrøm, J. H. Christensen, and Ole Hertel*
Effects of Technologies for Reducing Ammonia Pollution from Agriculture: Outline
of an Environmental-Economic Framework (page 732)
Jesper S. Schou, Ole Hertel*
, L. Martinsen, and K. Birr-Pedersen
Footprints on Ammonia Concentrations from Emission Regulations (page 736)
Carsten Ambelas Skjøth, Ole Hertel*, Camilla Geels, Per Løfstrøm, Lise Marie Frohn,
Jan Frydendall, Thomas Ellermann, and Steen Gyldenkærne
Atmospheric Emissions from a Deadstock Cremation Unit (page 743)
Bill Van
Heyst* and Ping Wu
Air Quality and Emission Factors in Turkey Production (page 744)
Torsten Hinz*
and Stefan Linke
Integrating Lidar and Atmospheric Boundary Layer Measurements to Determine Fluxes
and Dynamics of Particulate Emissions from an Agriculture Facility (page 752)
Lawrence Hipps*, John H. Prueger, Jerry L. Hatfield, Gail E. Bingham, W. Eichinger,
Thomas D. Wilkerson, Vladimir V. Zavyalov, Randal S. Martin, Philip J. Silva
Quantifying Aerosol Mass Remotely from Real-Time Lidar Measurements (page 756)
April L. Hiscox* and David R. Miller
Biofiltration of the Critical Minimum Ventilation Exhaust Air (page 760)
Steven
J. Hoff* and Jay Harmon
A Novel Rapid Method for the Characterization and Identification of Aerosols:
Multi-Elemental Scanning Thermal Analysis (MESTA) (page 765)
Y. Ping Hsieh* and
Glynnis Buga
Ammonia Emissions and Their Implications on Fine Particulate Matter Formation
in North Carolina (page 771)
Jianlin Hu*, Shiang-Yuh Wu, Yang Zhang, Viney P.
Aneja, George Pouliot, Alice Gilliland, and Robert W. Pinder
Authors J-L (Please click here to view a PDF containing the following presentations)
pages 775-874
Bactericidal and Antiviral Effectiveness of the Product 3B™ in the Treatment
of Served Waters, Cattle Feces and Drinkable Water (page 785)
William J. Jimenez
C.*, Edwin Martinez, David Martucci U. , Lewis Pozo, Juan C. Peralta, Ricardo Carrillo,
Manzur Hassanhi, Argenis Mavarez, and Alfonzo Ramirez
The Use of Sodium Bisulfate as a Best Management Practice for Reducing Ammonia
and VOC Emissions from Poultry and Dairy Manures (page 786)
Trisha Marsh Johnson*,
Bernie Murphy, Randy Chick, Brian Fairchild, and Casey W. Ritz
Assessing the Impacts of Agricultural Biomass Burning on Visual Air Quality in
Eastern Class I Areas Using a Multi-Sensor Approach (page 795)
Nikisa S. Jordan*
and Jill Engel-Cox
Operational Weather and Air Quality Forecasts for Fire Applications (page 797)
Julide Kahyaoglu-Koracin* and Tim Brown
Photochemistry of Reservoir Species for Ozone-Destroying Halogens in the Stratosphere
(page 801)
James S. Keller
Ecosystems Organic Matter Management Problems and Modern Agricultural Biotechnologies
Application in the Southeastern Ukraine (page 804)
Mykola M. Kharytonov*, Maria
O. Bagorka, Larisa B. Anisimova, Natalia P. Gritsan, Vladimir M. Makuha, and Vyacheslav
I. Voloshyn
Chemical Composition of PM 10 at an Agricultural Site on the Outskirts of Delhi,
India (page 809)
P.S. Khillare* and Tejveer Singh
Measurements of N2O Emissions from Agricultural Soils in Southwestern of Korea
(page 811)
Deug-Soo Kim*
Trends in Agricultural Ammonia Emissions and Ammonium Concentrations in Precipitation
over the Southeast and Midwest United States (page 816)
Stephen Konarik*, Viney
P. Aneja, and Dev Niyogi
Remotely Sensed Measurements of Air Quality Emissions from Agricultural Biomass
Burning in the Contiguous United States (page 823)
Stefania Korontzi*, Jessica
McCarty, and Chris Justice
Characterization of Volatile Organic Compounds and Odors by I n
Vivo Sampling of Beef Cattle Rumen Gas Using Solid Phase Microextraction and
Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry-Olfactometry: Implications for Gaseous Emissions
from Livestock (page 824)
Lingshuang Cai, Jacek Koziel*, Jeremiah Davis, Yin-Cheung
Lo, and Hongwei Xin
Synthetic CAFO Odor Formulation; an Effective Technique for Validation of Odorant
Prioritizations (page 826)
Donald W. Wright, David K. Eaton, Lawrence T. Nielsen,
Fred W. Kuhrt, Jacek A. Koziel*, Lingshuang Cai, Yin-Cheung Lo, David B. Parker,
Zena Buser
Field Monitoring at California Dairies to Model ROG and Ammonia Emissions (page
833)
Charles F. Krauter*, Dave Goorahoo, and Matt Beene
Modeling Study of Dry Deposition of Ammonia in North Carolina (page 834)
Srinath
Krishnan*, Yang Zhang, Shiang-Yuh Wu, Rohit Mathur, and Viney P. Aneja
Condensed Tannin in Drinking Water of Cattle and Sheep to Reduce their Urine
Urea Excretion and Subsequent Ammonia Pollution (page 835)
Scott L. Kronberg*
Test Results of the Use of a Wet Electrostatic Precipitator (WESP) for the Control
of Gaseous Pollutants from Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations (page 838)
Prabhat Lamichanne, Tim C. Keener*, and Mingming Lu
A Biotrickling Filter for Removing Ammonia and Odour in Ventilation Air from
a Unit with Growing-Finishing Pigs (page 844)
Thomas Ladegaard Jensen and Michael
Jørgen Hansen*
Unjustified Enforcement of Regulations Based on PM Emissions for Laying Hen Operations
(page 847)
Jennifer M. Lange*, Jacob J. Powell, B.W. Shaw, and C.B. Parnell
The BlueSky Smoke Modeling System for Prediction of Smoke Impacts (page 848)
Narasimhan K. Larkin*, Susan O'Neill, Robert Solomon, and Sue Ferguson
Study on Deodorization of Spraying System in Pig Farms (page 849)
Perng-Kwei
Lei*, Hsien Hao Hsu, and Kuang-Wen Hsieh
Whole-Plant Regulation of Volatile Organic Carbon Emissions (page 855)
Manuel
Lerdau* , Jennifer Funk, and Jose Fuentes
A Southeastern United States Site Characterization Involving Black Carbon Aerosol
Concentrations and Meteorological Variables at an Agricultural Site, Raleigh, North
Carolina (page 856)
Jeffrey R. Lewitsky*, Dev Niyogi, Bill Barnard, Fred Semazzi,
and Allen Riordan
The Sensitivity of Fine Particle Mass and its Chemical Constituents to NH 3 Concentration
during an Intervention in Chicken Farming in the Lower Fraser Valley of British
Columbia, Canada (page 858)
John Liggio, Shao-Meng Li*, Jeffrey Brook, Richard
Leaitch, Gang Lu, Katherine Hayden, and Wayne Belzer
Effect of Litter Moisture Content on Ammonia Emissions from Broiler Operations
(page 859)
Zifei Liu*, Lingjuan Wang, David Beasley, Edgar Oviedo, Gerald Baughman,
and Mike Williams
Characterization of Odors, Volatile and Semi-Volatile Compounds Emitted from
Swine Manure Using Solid Phase Microextraction and Multidimensional Gas Chromatography
- Mass Spectrometry – Olfactometry (page 861)
Yin-Cheung Lo*, Jacek Koziel, and
Lingshuang Cai
Assessment and Comparison of Annual Gaseous Emissions of Three Biological Treatments
of Pig Slurry with a Storage-Spreading System (page 863)
Laurence Loyon*, Fabrice
Guiziou, Pascal Peu, Sylvie Picard, Patricia Saint Cast, and Fabrice Béline
Compositional Identification of Odor Causing Compounds in a Dairy Farm (page
868)
Mingming Lu*, Fuyan Liang, Prabhat Lamichhane, and Eric Imerman
Authors M (Please click here to view a PDF containing the following presentations)
pages 875-951
Efficacy of Vegetative Environmental Buffers to Capture Emissions from Tunnel
Ventilated Poultry Houses (page 875)
George W. Malone*, Gary VanWicklen, Stephen
Collier, and David Hansen
Establishment of Vegetative Environmental Buffers Around Poultry Farms (page
879)
George W. Malone*, Jay Windsor, and Dot Abbott-Donnelly, and Stephen Collier
Air Emissions from Dairy CAFOs: Multi-Scale Measurements and Process Based Modeling
(page 881)
Nichole Marcillac*, N.P. Hanan, T.H. Lee, R.F. Follett, T.L. Stanton,
J.L. Collett, Donald E. Johnson
A Boundary Layer Sampling Methodology for Measuring Gaseous Emissions from CAFOs
(page 886)
Nichole Marcillac*, N.P. Hanan, T.H. Lee, R.F. Follett, Donald E.
Johnson
Determination of Particle (PM 10 and PM 2.5 ) and Gas-Phase Ammonia (NH 3 ) Emissions
from a Deep-Pit Swine Operation Using Arrayed Field Measurements and Inverse Gaussian
Plume Modeling (page 890)
Randal S. Martin*, Vishal Doshi, and Kori Moore
Morphology of Sulfate-Nitrate-Ammonium-Proton Aerosol Particles at Low Relative
Humidity (page 895)
Julie C. Schlenker, Thomas Rosenoern, and Scot T. Martin*
A Global Modeling Study of Aqueous or Crystalline Ammonium and Sulfate Particles
in the Troposphere (page 896)
A.H. Hoffmann, J. Wang, D.J. Jacob , and S.T. Martin*
A Review of the State of the Science of Odor Assessment and Measurement (page
897)
Michael A. McGinley* and Charles M. McGinley
Agricultural Emissions of Greenhouse Gases in Croatia (page 910)
Milan Mesic*,
Snjezana Fijan Parlov, Ferdo Basic, Ivica Kisic, Ivan Tursic, Zeljka Zgorelec, Krunoslav
Sajko, and Ivana Vukovic
Concurrent Measurement of Litter Gas Flux and Nutrients with Air and Litter Properties
in Poultry Houses to Improve Emission Estimates (page 914)
Dana McGee Miles*,
Dennis E. Rowe, and Phillip R. Owens
Volatile Organic Compound and Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Dairy Cows, Waste,
and Feed (page 921)
Frank Mitloehner*
Ammonia and Trace Gas Emissions from Organic Fertilizers Amended with Gypsum
(page 923)
Annett Model*, Werner Berg, Hans J. Hellebrand, and Juergen Kern
Determination of Crop Specific Management-Related Background Flux Rates to Discriminate
Fertilizer Induced Emissions (page 930)
Annett Model* and Hans J. Hellebrand
A Scenario of Agricultural Air Emissions: Bangladesh Perspective (page 934)
Mohammad Rois Uddin Mollah*
The Relationship Between Agriculture and Atmospheric Chemistry: A Historical
Perspective (page 939)
Detlev Möller*
Estimating Nitrogen Loss from Livestock and Poultry Manure Using Nitrogen to
Phosphorus Ratio (page 940)
Vinicius R. Moreira*
Seasonal and Spatial Variations of Ammonia Emissions from an Open-Lot Dairy Operation
(page 943)
Saqib Mukhtar*, Atilla Mutlu, Sergio C. Capareda, Ronald E. Lacey,
Bryan W. Shaw, and Calvin B. Parnell, Jr.
The Agricultural Risks in Zone of Heavy Metal Pollution Point Source (page 947)
Grigore Munteanu, Vera Munteanu*, Sorin Munteanu
Authors N-P (Please click here to view a PDF containing the following presentations)
pages 952-1014
Biofilters Used to Reduce Emissions from Livestock Housing - A Literature Review
(page 952)
Richard Nicolai* and Ryan Lefers
Isotopic and Back Trajectory Analysis on Rainfall Chemistry for Developing Source-Receptor
Relationships in Fine Particulate Matter Formation (page 961)
Chris Occhipinti*,
Viney Aneja, William Showers, and Dev Niyogi
Estimation of Wind Speed Frequency Distribution Application in Predicting Wind
Erosion (page 965)
Olakunle Francis Omidiora*
Investigation of Source Regions and Temporal Variation of Ammonia over the Eastern
Mediterranean Atmosphere (page 966)
Fatma Öztürk*, Nurettin Efe, Abdullah Zararsiz,
and Gurdal Tuncel
Forecasting the Arrival of Soybean Rust in the Continental United States Using
a High Resolution Mesoscale Model and a Dispersion/Deposition Model (page 967)
Robert Pasken*, Joseph Pietrowicz and Zaito Pan
Ammonia Volatilization During and Following Dairy Slurry Application in the Field
(page 977)
Elizabeth Pattey*, G. Edwards, X. Hao, D. Dow, B. Hill, Christophe
Forget, and C. Chang
Exploration and Application of Statistical Methods to Identify Vegetation-Surface-Atmospheric
Interactions Using Field Observations (page 978)
Sudeshna Paul*, Dev Niyogi,
Joseph G. Alfieri, Pinhas Alpert, Fei Chen, Margaret A. Lemone, and Viney P. Aneja
Recovery of Malodorous Livestock Odors and Gases from Tedlar Sampling Bags Using
Olfactometry and Thermal Desorption Tubes (page 979)
Zena L. Perschbacher-Buser*,
David B. Parker, Glen Green, and Marty B. Rhoades
Spatial Variation of Ammonia Concentrations in and around Swine Confinement Operations
(page 984)
Richard Pfeiffer*
Denitrification and Nitrous Oxide Fluxes from Frozen, Manure-Amended Soils (page
998)
Rebecca Phillips*
Ammonia Flux and Dry Deposition Velocity Estimated from an Intensively Managed
Animal Agricultural Facility in North Carolina (page 1001)
Sharon B. Phillips*,
S. Pal Arya, and Viney P. Aneja
Abating Ammonia Emission from Dairy Barns Through Feed, Herd and Bedding Management
(page 1006)
Mark Powell*, Tom Misselbrook and Glen Broderick
Distortion of Turbulence in the Flow Field Surrounding an Agricultural Facility
(page 1011)
John Prueger*, Lawrence Hipps, William Eichinger, and Jerry L. Hatfield
Authors Q-R (Please click here to view a PDF containing the following presentations)
pages 1015-1085
Impact of Precipitation Physics on CMAQ Wet Deposition Predictions (page 1015)
Ashley Queen*, Srinath Krishnan, Yang Zhang, Shiang-Yuh Wu, Jonathan Pleim, Shawn
Roselle, and Robert Gilliam
Brickmaking in Agricultural Communities in Mexico: Distribution, Fuels Inventory,
Emissions and Effects on Animals and Plants (page 1023)
Miguel A. Rea*, Eustolia
Rodriguez-Munoz, Miguel A. Rico-Rodriguez, Ana Luz Anaya-Alonso, and David A. Grantz
Comparison of Models Used for the Calculation of National Ammonia Emission Inventories
from Agriculture in Europe (page 1033)
Beat Reidy*, U. Dämmgen, H. Döhler, B.
Eurich-Menden, F.K. van Evert, N.J. Hutchings, H.H. Luesink, Harald Menzi, T.H.
Misselbrook, G.-J. Monteny, and J. Webb
DYNAMO: An Ammonia Emission Calculation Model and Its Application for the Swiss
Ammonia Emission Inventory (page 1036)
Beat Reidy* and Harald Menzi
Effect of Air Pollution on Crop Productivity in China: Application of an Agricultural
Ecosystem Model (AEM) (page 1038)
Wei Ren*, Hanqin Tian, and Mingliang Liu
New Standards for Odour Emissions from Pig Facilities in Denmark (page 1039)
Anders Leegaard Riis*
A Simple Estimate of Nitrogen Deposition Across a Region of Variable Ammonia
Emission Density (page 1044)
Wayne P. Robarge* and John Walker
Monitoring Ambient Ammonia Chemistry in an Agricultural Region with a Low Density
of Animal Production (page 1050)
Wayne P. Robarge*, John Walker, Arun Shendrikar,
and Hoke Kimball
Carbon Dioxide Efflux from Poultry Litter Applied Soils under Conventional and
Conservation Tillage Systems in North Alabama (page 1057)
Tiffany Roberson*,
E.Z. Nyakatawa, K.C. Reddy and R.L. Raper
GHG Fluxes from Agriculture and Land-Use Change in Russia (page 1059)
Anna
Romanovskaya*
Nitrous Oxide Emissions from Denitrification in Swine Manure Treatment (page
1070)
Joseph Rudek* and William Chameides
Ammonia Emission Fluxes from a Dairy: Stalls, Lagoons, and Slurry Application
(page 1071)
Brian Rumburg*, George H. Mount, Brian Lamb, Hal Westberg, Jenny
Filipy, David Yonge, Kristen Johnson, Ron Kincaid,
Characterizing Ammonia Emissions from Potential Environmentally Superior Technologies
for Hog Farms in Eastern North Carolina (page 1076)
Ian C. Rumsey*, Viney P.
Aneja, S. Pal Arya, D-S. Kim, W.P. Robarge, D. Dickey, L. Stefanski, H. Semungegus,
H.L. Arkinson, K.S. Bajwa, W.W. Stephens, S.B. Goetz, L. Todd, K. Mottus, and C.M.
Williams
Authors S-T (Please click here to view a PDF containing the following presentations)
pages 1086-1174
Soil Carbon Dioxide Emission as Influenced by Irrigation, Tillage, Cover Crops,
and Nitrogen Fertilization (page 1086)
Upendra Sainju*, Jalal Jabro, and William
Stevens
Influence of Biogenic Organic Compounds from Crops and Plantation Forests on
Ozone and Secondary Organic Aerosols (page 1099)
Tanarit Sakulyanontvittaya*,
Jana Milford, Christine Wiedinmyer, Alex Guenther, Peter Harley, Detlev Helmig,
Tiffany Duhl, John Ortega, and David Tanner
Monitoring the Precipitation Chemical Quality of Vaz Research Forest (North of
Iran) (page 1100)
Ali Salahi*, Shirin Geranfar, Shahram Banej-shafii, and Ebrahim
Azizkhani
Particulate Matter (PM 2.5 ) Emissions from Burning of Wheat Stubble and Kentucky
Blue Grass in Eastern Washington and Idaho (page 1107)
Mark Schaaf, Maarten Schreuder*,
William Johnston, Charles Golob, Ron Babbitt, and Ron Susott
Key Odour Compounds Identified from Animal Production Units Using Gas Chromatography-Olfactometry-Mass
Spectrometry (page 1109)
Annette Schäfer*, Anders Feilberg, A. P. Adamsen, H.
Scherrebech, and Anne Marie Nielsen
Assessment of Odour Annoyance by the Use of Dispersion Models and Odour Impact
Criteria: A Sensitivity Study (page 1113)
Gunther Schauberger*, Martin Piringer,
and Erwin Petz
Measuring Hydrogen Sulfide Emissions from Manure Samples in a Laboratory Setting
(page 1122)
David R. Schmidt*, B.C. Martinez, and C.J. Clanton
Coupling Gaseous Ammonia, Fine Particulate Matter, and the Role of Precursor
Transport in North Carolina (page 1124)
Curtis Scott* and Viney P. Aneja
Using Modeled Atmospheric Dispersion of Bioaerosols Emitted from a Planned Multi-Site
Consumer Egg Production Facility to Consider Public Health Concerns (page 1125)
Jens Seedorf*
On-line Measurement of Airborne Particulate Matter with an Optical Particle Sizer
in Three Different Laying Hen Husbandry Systems (page 1126)
Jens Seedorf* and
T. Banhazi
Diurnal Variations of Ammonia and Hydrogen Sulfide Flux from a Dairy Manure Storage
Pond in Idaho (page 1131)
Ron E. Sheffield* and Bruce Louks
Ammonia-Based Air Permits for Idaho Dairies (page 1132)
Ron E. Sheffield*
and Bruce Louks
A Comparison of Ammonia Emission Rates Between a Tunnel and Sidewall Ventilated
Broiler House (page 1136)
Ronald L. Siefert* and Joseph R. Scudlark*
Effect of Urease Inhibitor on Ammonia Emissions in Layer Houses (page 1138)
Anshu Singh* , W.D. King, K.D. Casey, Richard S. Gates, and A.J. Pescatore
Wet and Dry Deposition Studies at Remote, Agricultural and Urban Site of Semiarid
Region of India (page 1140)
S.P. Singh*, P. Khare, K. Maharaj Kumari, and S.S.
Srivastava
Current Issue State on Assessment of Chemical Composition of Precipitation and
Its Impact on Regional Atmosphere Condition (page 1146)
Tatyana Smirnova* and
Galina Tolkacheva
Influence of Agricultural Ammonia Emissions on Particulate Matter in Switzerland
(page 1147)
Christoph Spirig* and Albrecht Neftel
The Dispersion of the Ammonia Plume from a Beef Cattle Feedlot: Airborne and
Ground-Level Measurements (page 1153)
Ralf M. Staebler* , Shao-Meng Li, Cris
Mihele, and Sean McGinn
Preliminary Evaluation for Ecosystem Acidification due to Agricultural Activities
Dynamical Modeling Approach (page 1154)
Iveta Steinberga* and Lita Lizuma
Reduction of Ammonia Emissions from Swine Lagoons Using Alternative Wastewater
Technologies (page 1155)
Ariel A. Szogi* and Matias B. Vanotti
An Integrated Assessment of the Spatial Variability in Ozone-Induced Agricultural
Crops Losses from Nitrogen Oxides Emissions (page 1161)
Daniel Q. Tong*, Nicholas
Z. Muller, Denise L. Mauzerall, and Robert O. Mendelsohn
Air and Groundwater Pollution in Turkish Mediterranean Coast (page 1162)
Semra
G. Tuncel* and Nur Banu Özta-Emek
Methodological Study of Headspace Solid Phase Microextraction GC/MS Analysis
of Odors Associated with Livestock Manure and Municipal Wastewater Sludge (page
1165)
Dikla Tweg*, Yael Laor, Uzi Ravid, Yona Chen, Rima Baybikov, Shlomo Kapua,
and Ilan Halachmi
Mitigating Swine Odor with Strategically Designed Shelterbelt Systems: A Review
(page 1166)
John Tyndall* and Joe P. Colletti
Financial Feasibility of Using Shelterbelts for Swine Odor Mitigation (page 1170)
John Tyndall* and Joe P. Colletti
Authors V-W (Please click here to view a PDF containing the following presentations)
pages 1175-1257
Arkansas Swine Odor Survey (page 1175)
Karl VanDevender *
Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction and Credits from Implementation of Aerobic Manure Treatment Systems in Swine Farms (page 1178)
Matias B. Vanotti*, Ariel A. Szogi, and Carlos A. Vives Impact of Air Pollution
on Agricultural Crops in India (page 1186)
C.K. Varshney*
The ClearSky Field Burning Decision Support System Project (page 1187)
Joseph
K. Vaughan*, Kyle Heitkamp, Rahul Jain, and Brian K. Lamb
Nitrogen Losses from Organic Housing Systems for Fattening Pigs (page 1192)
Hans von Wachenfelt* and Knut-Håkan Jeppsson
Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Stored Animal Manure in Cold Climates (page 1200)
Claudia Wagner-Riddle* , K.H. Park, R. Gordon, and V. Glass
Aerobic Composting as a Strategy for Mitigation of Greenhouse Gas Emissions from
Swine Manure (page 1203)
Claudia Wagner-Riddle*, K.A. Kumudinie, K.H. Park, R.
Fleming, and M. MacAlpine
Modeling Fugitive Dust Emissions in Pinal County, Arizona (page 1207)
Johann
Englebrecht* and Kale Walch*
Dry Deposition of Ammonia in the Vicinity of a Swine Production Facility (page
1219)
John T. Walker* and Wayne Robarge
A Study of Gas/Particle Partitioning Using Inorganic Thermodynamic Equilibrium
Modules and Data from the California Regional PM 10 /PM 2.5 Air Quality Study (page
1220)
Kai Wang*, Yang Zhang, Mark Z. Jacobson, Jinyou Liang, and Karen Magliano
Nitrogen Mass Balance for Spray Fields Fertilized with Liquid Swine Waste (page
1225)
S.C. Whalen* and J.T. DeBerardinis
Instrumentation Development for Monitoring Ammonia Emissions During Nutritional
Trials in Dairy Freestall Housing and Under Laboratory Conditions (page 1229)
Eileen F. Wheeler*, Patrick A. Topper, Gabriella A. Varga, Neil Brown, Victoria
Blanes-Vidal, A. Jud Heinrichs, Tom L. Richard, Robert E. Graves, Virginia Ishler,
Geoffrey I. Zanton, Meghan L. Moody
Suits vs. Solutions: Incorporating Residents' Perceptions into Optimal Air Quality
Policy (page 1236)
Sara Whitmore*, Jennie Popp, and Martin Redfern
AGLITE: A Multiwavelength Lidar for Aerosol (page 1238)
Thomas D. Wilkerson*,
Gail E. Bingham, Vladimir V. Zavyalov, Jason Swasey, Jed J. Hancock, Blake G. Crowther,
Scott S. Cornelsen, Christian Marchant, James N. Cutts, David C. Huish, Curtis L.
Earl, Jan M. Andersen, and McLain L. Cox
Modeling Transport and Chemistry of Ammonia in North Carolina: Seasonality and
Process Analysis (page 1245)
Shiang-Yuh Wu*, Jianlin Hu, and Yang Zhang
Effect of Diet on Air Emissions from Laying Hens of Different Ages (page 1247)
Wei Wu*, Wendy Powers, C. Rosalina Angel, C.E. Hale, III, and Todd Applegate
Role of Leaf Surface Water in the Bi-Directional Ammonia Exchange Between the
Atmosphere and Terrestrial Biosphere (page 1250)
Yihua Wu*, John Walker, Christa
Peters-Lidard, Donna Schwede, Robin Dennis, Wayne Robarge
Authors Z (Please click here to view a PDF containing the following presentations)
pages 1258-1306
Spatial Distribution of Ammonia Emissions on the Territory of the Czech Republic
(page 1258)
Milos Zapletal* and Petr Chroust
Characterization of Particulate Emission from Animal Feeding Operations with
Three-Wavelength Lidar Using Simultaneous In-Situ Point Measurements as Calibration
Reference Sources (page 1263)
Vladimir Zavyalov*, Gail E. Bingham, Thomas D.
Wilkerson, Jason Swasey, Christian Marchant, Christopher Rogers, Randal S. Martin,
Philip J. Silva, and Vishal Doshi
Particulate Matter Emissions from an Ohio Belt-Battery Layer Barn (page 1274)
Lingying Zhao* , Teng T. Lim, Albert J. Heber, Huawei Sun, C.A. Diehl, J.-Q. Ni,
P.C. Tao, and S.M. Hanni
Optimization of Air Sampling Strategies for Monitoring Ammonia Emissions from
Poultry Layer Facilities (page 1286)
Lingying Zhao*, Albert J. Heber, Teng T.
Lim, J.-Q. Ni, and P.C. Tao
Predicting NH3 Emissions from Manure N for Livestock Facilities and Storages:
A Modified Mass Balance Approach (page 1287)
Harold M. Keener and Lingying Zhao*
Ozone Damage to Crops in Southern Africa: An Initial Modeling Study (page 1294)
Mark Zunckel*, Lisa Emberson, and Miles Sowden
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Alfieri, Joseph - 458, 978
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Alonzo, E. - 599
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Azizkhani, Ebrahim - 1100
Babbitt, Ron - 1107
Bagorka, Maria O. 804
Bailor, Tom - 552
Bajwa, Kanwardeep S. - 1076, 472
Banej-shafii, Shahram - 1100
Banhazi, T. - 1126
Barker-Reid, Fiona - 604
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Collazo, Arnaldo - 559
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Cox, John L. - 552
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Crowther, Blake G. - 1238
Cruz, Rico - 552
Cucu-Man, Simona - 558
Cuesta-Santos, Osvaldo - 559
Cutts, James N. - 1238
D'Abreton, P. - 605
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Demezas, David - 669
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Di Mauro, R. - 599
Dickey, D. - 1076
Diehl, C.A. - 1274
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Dodd, Randall, Sr. - 250
Döhler, H. - 1033
Dore, Tony - 3
Doshi, Vishal - 584, 890, 1263
Dow, D. - 977
Downey, Daniel - 173
Dragan, Doina - 558
Drakeford, Leticia - 674
Dubey, P.S. - 677
Duhl, Tiffany - 1099
Dusenbury, Matt - 161
Earl, Curtis L. - 1238
Earnest, John - 615
Eaton, Cary - 563
Eaton, David K. - 826
Ebrahim, N. - 706
Eckard, Richard - 210, 604
Edwards, G. - 977
Efe, Nurettin - 966
Eichinger, William - 88, 215, 752, 1011
Ellerman, Thomas - 724, 736
Emberson, Lisa - 1294
Engel, Rick - 161
Englebrecht, Johann - 1207
Erisman, Jan Willem - 3, 36
Erupe, Mark - 584
Etheridge, David - 583
Eurich-Menden, B. - 1033
Fagerli, Hilde - 24
Fairchild, Brian - 786
Fall, Souleymane - 458
Fallico, R. - 599
Fangmeier, Andreas - 97
Fathepure, Babu Z. - 669
Faulkner, William Brock - 433, 586
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Ferguson, Chris - 593
Ferguson, Sue - 126, 848
Ferrante, Margherita - 599
Filipy, Jenny - 1071
Fiore, M. - 599
Fleming, R. - 1203
Flocchini, Robert G. - 538, 641
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Fowler, David - 3
Franzaring, Jürgen - 97
Frohn, Lise Marie - 396,724, 736
Frydendall, Jan - 396, 736
Fuentes, Jose - 855
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G.W. Schade, G.W. - 693
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Geiser, Linda - 404
Geranfar, Shirin - 1100
Giglio, Louis - 125
Giles, D. Ken - 173
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Glass, V. - 1200
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Gonzalez, Maria - 559
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Goorahoo, Dave - 487, 833
Gordon, R. - 1200
Grace, Peter - 604
Graham, Brevick - 136
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Groffman, Peter - 546
Grosso, Stephen Del - 571
Guarino, Marcella - 359
Guenther, Alex - 1099
Guiziou, Fabrice - 863
Gustafsson, Gosta - 647
Gyarfas, Frantisek - 345
Gyldenkærne, Steen - 396, 736
Haeussermann, Angelika - 359, 657, 665
Halachmi, Ilan - 1165
Hale, C.E. III - 1247
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Hancock, Jed J. - 1238
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Hansen, Arne Grønkjær - 587
Hansen, David - 875
Hansen, Michael Jørgen - 138, 844
Hao, X. - 977
Hapeman, Cathleen J. - 674
Harley, Peter - 1099
Harman-Fetcho, Jennifer A. - 674
Harmon, Jay - 270, 760
Harper, Barbara - 552
Harris, Stuart - 552
Hartmann, Graham - 469
Hartung, Eberhard - 359, 657, 665
Haryani, Krishna - 677
Hassanhi, Manzur - 785
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Heitkamp, Kyle - 1187
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Heyes, Chris - 345
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Hill, Richard - 242
Hinz, Torsten - 434, 744
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Holt, Greg - 369
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Horan, Richard - 312
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Hsieh, Y. Ping - 765
Hsu, Hsien Hao - 849
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Hvidberg, M. - 396
Idler, Christine - 693
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Ishler, Virginia - 1229
Jabro, Jalal - 1086
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Jang, Y.K. - 481
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Jeong, J.W. - 478, 481
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Jobbagy, Esteban G. - 55
Johansson, Robert - 319
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Johnson, Greg - 409
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Johnston, William - 1107
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Justice, Chris - 132, 823
Kahyaoglu-Koracin, Julide - 797
Kapua, Shlomo - 1165
Kasibhatla, Prasad - 125
Kaur, Amarjeet - 601
Keener, Harold M. - 678, 1287
Keener, Tim C. - 838
Keller, James S. - 801
Kelly, Kevin - 604
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Kerr, Brian - 15
Kettlewell, Graham - 210
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Khare, P. - 1140
Kharytonov, Mykola M. - 804
Khillare, P.S. - 809
Kilmont, Zbigniew - 345
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Kim, D-S. - 1076
Kim, H.J. - 481
Kim, T.I. - 478, 481
Kimball, Hoke - 1050
Kincaid, Ron - 1071
King, W.D. - 1138
Kinsela, A. - 575
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Kisore, Shyam - 53
Kleeman, Michael - 641
Ko, GwangPyo - 18
Koelsch, R.K. - 706
Konarik, Stephen - 816
Kopsch, Jenny - 97
Korontzi, Stefania - 132, 823
Koziel, Jacek A. - 4, 135, 186, 533, 775 824, 826, 861
Krauter, Charles - 259, 833, 487
Krishnan, Srinath - 428, 834, 1015
Kristine, Wayne V. - 39
Kronberg, Scott L. - 835
Krupa, Sagar - 160
Kuhrt, Fred W. - 826
Kumari, Maharaj - 1140
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Laor, Yael - 135, 1165
Larkin, Narasimhan - 126, 848
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Lefers, Ryan - 952
Lehmann, Chris M.B. - 94
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Lemke, Reynald - 161
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Lerdau, Manuel - 855
Lester, Julia - 106
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Li, Hong - 621, 615
Li, Quanlin - 125
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Liang, Fuyan - 868
Liang, Jinyou - 1220
Liang, Yi - 533, 542
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Liggio, John - 858
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Linke, Stefan - 744
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Liu, Xuejun - 97
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Lizuma, Lita - 1154
Lo, Yin-Cheung - 824, 826, 861
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Lonneman, William A. - 510
Loughner, C.P. - 70
Loughrin, John - 547
Louks, Bruce - 1131, 1132
Loyon, Laurence - 863
Lu, Gang - 858
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Lui, Yongqiang - 129
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Mihalopoulos, Nikos - 464
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Miles, Dana - 304, 914
Milford, Jana - 1099
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Miller, Perry - 161
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Mitra, A.P. - 601
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Moody, Meghan - 1229
Moore, Kori - 584, 890
Moore, Philip A. Jr. - 304
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Mosier, Arvin - 571
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Mukhtar, S. - 186, 628, 943, 628
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Muller, Nicholas Z. - 1161
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Munteanu, Sorin - 947
Munteanu, Vera - 947
Murphy, Bernie - 786
Mutlu, Atilla - 943
Myers, C. - 453
Neftel, Albrecht - 1147
Neilsen, Anne Marie - 1109
Nemitz, Eiko - 3
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Nichols, Jennifer - 215
Nicolai, Richard - 952
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Nizich, Sharon - 560
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Occhipinti, Chris - 961
Oesterheld, Martin - 55
Ogink, N.W.M. - 90
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Ojima, Dennis - 571
Olariu, Romeo-Iulian - 464
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Ormerod, Robin - 605
Ortega, John - 1099
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Overhults, Doug - 615
Overton, John H. - 505
Oviedo, Edgar - 859
Owens, Phillip R. - 914
Özta-Emek, Nur Banu - 1162
Öztürk, Fatma - 966
Paerl, Hans W. - 102
Palmer, Karen - 327
Pan, Zaito - 967
Parashar, D.C. - 601
Park, K.H. - 1200, 1203
Parker, David B. - 4, 186, 605, 826, 979
Parkhurst, A.M. - 706
Parlov, Snjezana Fijan - 910
Parnell, Calvin B. - 112, 586, 628, 847, 943
Parton, William - 571
Paruelo, José M. - 55
Pasken, Robert - 967
Patterson, Paul - 442, 453
Pattey, Elizabeth - 977
Paul, Sudeshna - 978
Pedersen, K. Birr - 732
Pedersen, Søren - 56
Peierls, Benjamin L. - 102
Pelkki, Matthew - 555
Peralta, Juan C. - 785
Perschbacher-Buser, Zena L. - 979
Pescatore, A.J. - 542, 1138
Peters-Lidard, Christa - 1250
Peterson, Mark - 414
Petz, Erwin - 1113
Peu, Pascal - 863
Pfeiffer, R.L. - 88, 215, 984
Phillips, Frances - 604
Phillips, Rebecca - 998
Phillips, Sharon B. - 1001
Picard, Sylvie - 863
Pielke, Roger A. Sr. - 267
Pietrowicz, Joseph - 967
Pinder, Robert W. - 24, 348, 771
Piñeiro, Gervasio - 55
Piringer, Martin - 1113
Pisano, John - 259
Plant, James - 214
Platania, F. - 599
Pleim, Jonathan - 1015
Popp, Jennie - 1236
Porter, Bill - 604
Pote, Dan - 304
Pouliot, George - 771
Powell, Jacob J. - 586, 847
Powell, Mark - 1006
Powers, Wendy - 15, 460, 1247
Pozo, Lewis - 785
Prather, Tim - 631
Prueger, John - 88, 215, 752, 1011, 674
Qu, John J. - 499
Queen, Ashley - 428, 1015
Qureshi, Shabnam - 18
Radcliffe, J. Scott - 195
Ramirez, Alfonzo - 785
Randerson, James - 125
Raper, R.L. - 1057
Ravid, Uzi - 135, 1165
Rea, Miguel A. - 1023
Reddy, K.C. - 1057
Redfern, Martin - 1236
Reidy, Beat - 301, 1033, 1036
Reilly, R. - 575
Ren, Wei - 1038
Repasky, Ted - 552
Rhoades, Marty - 605, 979
Ribaudo, Marc - 319
Rice, Clifford P. - 674
Richard, Tom L. - 1229
Richards, Brian K. - 189
Richert, B.T. - 195
Rico-Rodriguez, Miguel - 1023
Riebau, Allen - 124
Riis, A.L. - 138, 1039
Riordan, Allen - 856
Ritz, Casey W. - 786
Robarge, W.P. - 101, 103, 1076, 1219, 1250, 1044, 1050
Roberson, Tiffany - 1057
Rodriguez-Munoz, Eustolia - 1023
Rogers, Christopher - 1263
Romanovskaya, Anna - 1059
Roselle, Shawn - 1015
Rosenoern, Thomas - 895
Rowe, Dennis E. - 914
Rudek, Joseph - 113, 1070
Rumburg, Brian - 1071
Rumsey, Ian C. - 1076
Russell, Keith - 242
Sainju, Upendra - 1086
Sajko, Krunoslav - 910
Sakulyanontvittaya, Tanarit - 1099
Salahi, Ali - 1100
Salas, William - 259
Sammis, Theodore W. - 169
Schaaf, Mark - 1107
Schäfer, Annette - 134, 587, 1109
Schauberger, Gunther - 1113
Scherrebech, H. - 1109
Schiffman, Susan - 136
Schillinger, William F. - 293
Schlenker, Julie C. - 895
Schmidt, D.R. - 268, 270, 1122
Schoepp, Wolfgang - 345
Schou, Jesper S. - 732
Schreuder, Maarten - 1107
Schulte, D.D. - 270, 706
Schwede, Donna - 103, 1250
Sciacca, Salvatore - 599
Scoggin, Kenwood D. - 227
Scott, Curtis - 1124
Scudlark, Joseph R. - 1136
Seedorf, Jens - 1125, 1126
Semazzi, Fred - 856
Semmler, Nils - 593
Semungegus, H. - 1076
Sharma, Mukesh - 53
Sharratt, Brenton S. - 293
Shaver, Sally - 111
Shaw, B.W. - 433, 471, 586, 847, 943
Sheffield, Ron E. - 1131, 1132
Shendrikar, Arun - 1050
Shih, Jhih-Shyang - 327
Shin, Jianlin - 97
Shockey, R. - 453
Sholly, D.M. - 195
Shortle, James S. - 312
Showers, William - 961
Shrestha, Anil - 631
Siefert, Ronald L. - 1136
Sigurindy, Olga - 189
Siikamakim Juha - 327
Sikora, Larry - 546
Silva, Philip J. - 88, 584, 752, 1263
Simmons, Otto D. III - 18
Singh, Anshu - 1138
Singh, S.N. - 292
Singh, S.P. - 1140
Singh, Tejveer - 809
Skeen, Rod - 552
Skjøth, Carsten Ambelas - 396, 736
Smirnova, Tatyana - 1146
Smith, Ken - 242
Smith, Ramona D. - 674
Smith, Rognvald I. - 3
Sobsey, Mark D. - 18
Solomon, Robert - 126, 848
Song, J.I. - 478, 481
Song, K.P. - 481
Sorensen, G. - 138
Sowden, Miles - 1294
Sparling, L.C. - 70
Spirig, Christoph - 1147
Sprott, Rick - 414
Srivastava, S.S. - 1140
Staebler , Ralf M. - 1153
Stanton, T.L. - 881
Steenhuis, Tammo S. - 189
Stefanski, L. - 1076
Steinberga, Iveta - 1154
Steinnes, Eiliv - 558
Stephens, W.W. - 1076
Stevens, William - 1086
Stiggins, Todd E. - 471
Stowell, R.R. - 706
Strader, Ross - 2
Sun, Huawei - 1274
Susott, Ron - 1107
Sutton, A.L. - 195
Sutton, Mark - 3
Swasey, Jason - 1238
Swasey, Jason - 1263
Sweeten, J.M. - 186
Szogi, Ariel A. - 1155, 1178
Tank, Yuk Sim - 3
Tanner, David - 1099
Tao, P.C. - 1274, 1286
Thompson, J.F. - 173
Thompson, Janette - 284
Thorne, John - 408
Tian, Hanqin - 1038
Todd, L. - 1076
Tolkacheva, Galina - 1146
Tong, Daniel Q. - 1161
Tonini, Matthew - 210
Topper, Patrick A. - 1229
Torrents, Alba - 674
Trabue, Steven - 153
Trabue, Steven - 227
Tripathi, S.N. - 53
Tuerk, Meno - 492
Tuncel, Semra Gurdal - 966, 1162
Tursic, Ivan - 910
Tweg, Dikla - 1165
Tyndall, John - 284, 341, 1166, 1170
Valenti, L. - 599
van der Grinten, M. - 453
Van Der Hoek, K.W. - 180
Van der Werf, Guido - 125
Van Drecht, G. - 180
van Evert, F.K. - 1033
Van Heyst, Bill - 489, 743
VanDevender, Karl - 1175
Vanotti, Matias B. - 1155, 1178
VanWicklen, Gary - 875
Varga, Gabriella - 1229
Varshney, C.K. - 1186
Vaughan, Joseph K. - 1187
Vermeulen, Alex - 36
Vieno, Massimo - 3
Viniing, Roel - 409
Violaki, Kalliopi - 464
Vives, Carlos A. - 1178
Voloshyn, Vyacheslav I. - 804
von Wachenfelt, Hans - 1192
Vukovic, Ivana - 910
Wagner, Fabian - 345
Wagner-Riddle, Claudia - 1200, 1203
Walch, Kale - 1207
Walker, John - 101, 103, 1044, 1050, 1219, 1250
Walkingstick , Tamara - 555
Wallander, Rosie - 161
Wallo, Antonio - 559
Walsh, Margaret - 409
Wang, J. - 896
Wang, Junming - 169
Wang, Kai - 428, 1220
Wang, Lingjuan - 859
Wang, Ying Ping - 39
Watts, P.J. - 720
Webb, J. - 24, 1033
Westberg, Hal - 1071
Westerman, Philip W. - 71
Whalen, S.C. - 1225
Wheeler, Eileen F. - 205, 542, 1229
Whitall, David R. - 102
White, I. - 575
White, John - 546
Whitmore, Sara - 1236
Wiedinmyer, Christine - 1099
Wilkerson, Thomas D. - 88, 752, 1238, 1263
Williams, C.M. - 859, 1076
Win, Hongwei - 205
Windsor, Jay - 879
Wright, Donald W. - 826
Wu, Ping - 743
Wu, Shiang-Yuh - 428, 771, 834, 1245
Wu, Wei - 460, 1247
Wu, Yihua 1250
Wu, Shiang-Yuh - 1015
Xin, Hongwei - 533, 542, 615, 621, 824
Yang, C.B. - 478, 481
Yang, Wenli - 169
Yao, Chengwei - 250
Yeon, K.Y. - 478
Yonge, David - 1071
Yoo, Y.H. - 478, 481
Young, Douglas L. - 293
Zanton, Geoffrey I. - 1229
Zapletal, Milos - 1258
Zararsiz, Abdullah - 966
Zavyalov, V. - 88, 752, 1238, 1263
Zgorelec, Zeljka - 910
Zhang, Fusuo - 97
Zhang, Yang - 428, 627, 771, 834, 1015, 1220
Zhang, Ying - 97
Zhang, Yuanhui - 775
Zhao, Lingying - 678, 1274, 1286, 1287
Zunckel, Mark - 1294
Zwicke, Greg - 409