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Poster Presentation

Poster NoTitle/Presenter
1Biomass Burning Influenced Actinic Flux from Airborne Measurements and Aerosol-Constrained Models

Samuel Hall

2Evaluation of Formaldehyde Observations and Modeling Results in Central and Southern Taiwan during the KPEx Field Study

Pei-Yu Chien

3Temporal Variation of NO2 and HCHO in Bangkok (Thailand) and Dhaka (Bangladesh) from Pandora Measurements

Minjee Kim

4Evolution of Lee-side Vortices with Pollutant Transport during KPEx in Taiwan

Min-Chuan Hsiao

5Air Quality Simulation over Thailand: Impact of Biomass Burning During the ASIA-AQ Campaign

Hyerim Kim

6Aerosol PFAS Characteristics and Potential Sources Around Southern Taiwan

Yu-Lun Hsieh

7The Effect of Biomass Burning on Air Quality in Thailand

Hye Jung Shin

8Comparative Analysis of PM2.5, O3, and NO2 in Southern Taiwan: Evaluating G-III and Satellite, DC-8 and UAV, and Low-Cost Sensors during the Asia-AQ/KPEx

Jui-Hsin Hsu

9Ground-based Source Sampling of VOCs in Seoul and Bangkok during ASIA-AQ

Isobel Simpson

10Spatiotemporal Occurrence and Characteristics of Microplastics during 2024 Kao-Ping Experiment

Thi Hieu Le   

11Investigating Air Pollution Sources in Southeast Asia using Airborne Observations of Ethane from Aerodyne’s Tunable Infrared Laser Direct Absorption Spectrometer during ASIA-AQ

Victoria Wright

12Overview of the Database for 2024 Springtime Kao-Ping Experiment (KPEx) in Southern Taiwan

Chia-Ching Lin

13Aerosol Halogen Measurements during ASIA-AQ within a Global Context

Jose L. Jimenez    

14Integration of Modeling, Photochemical Assessment Monitoring Stations (PAMS) and NOz Measurements to Evaluate the Ozone Production Efficiency (OPE) in a Downwind Rural Site in KPEx

Pei-Chen Ma

15In-situ Airborne Instrument: Meteorological Measurement System (MMS)

Ju-Mee Ryoo

16Three-Dimensional Analysis of Meteorological Parameters and PM2.5 Distribution Using a Miniature Radiosonde System during the KPEx

Chiao-Ling Pan   

17MMulti-model Comparison of Ozone and PM2.5 in Thailand, Taiwan, and the Philippines

Katherine Travis

18Insights from the 2024 Kao-Ping Experiment (KPEx): Variations in the Chemical Properties of Ambient Aerosols in Southern Taiwan

Weng Wei Cheng    

19The Broad Capabilities of the US Navy’s COAMPS Model

Nicholas Gapp   

20Development and Validation of a UAV-Based Measurement System for Atmospheric and Air Quality Parameters in the KPEx
Li-Jin Ke 
21Investigation of the Spatial and Temporal Distribution of Ammonia Over Asian Countries using Integrated Airborne and Satellite Data During ASIA-AQ Campaign
Chisung Yun 
22Tropospheric Ozone Variability over Southeast Asia during ASIA-AQ 2024

Steven Kong

23Characterization of Atmospheric Black Carbon during the ASIA-AQ Campaign

Minwoo Baek

24Evaluation of CMAQ model (v5.3.3) over Taiwan region during the 2024 Kao-Ping (KPEx) Experiment

Steven Soon-Kai Kong

25Analyzing Air Quality Patterns in Thailand and the Philippines using Satellite Data

Seonggyun Na

26Aerosol Size Distribution and Chemical Composition from ASIA-AQ Taiwan KPEx Southern Taiwan Super-Site

Chih-Yu Chan

27Observations of PAN in Taiwan and Thailand and an Assessment of PBzN and Aromatic Chemistry

Linda Arterburn

28Airborne Observations of Refractory Black Carbon: Variability in Mass Concentration, Size Distribution, and Mixing State Across the Philippines

Shalini Mishra

29Boundary Layer Determination Along the DC-8 Flight Track During the ASIA-AQ Campaign

Jason Miech

30The spatial inhomogeneity of the PBL observed by Vehicle-based Doppler Wind Lidar during Asia-AQ-Taiwan

Chuan-Yan Lin

31Intercomparison of VOC data measured by PTR-MS, TOGA, and WAS during ASIA-AQ 2024

Wojciech Wojnowski

32Estimation of Emissions Rates from Coal-Fired Power Plant using airborne measurement during ASIA-AQ Campaign

Hyeongseok Choi

33Surface Meteorology and Boundary-Layer Structure During the ASIA-AQ Campaign Period

Minsoo Kang

34HONO Measurement during the ASIA-AQ Campaign in South Korea and its Implication in PM2.5 nitrate as an In-Situ Formation Indicator

Junsu Gil

35Calibration and flight performance of the open-path ammonia laser spectrometer in ASIA-AQ

Ryan Boyd

36Shifting Flowering Periods in A Warming Climate Observed from Long-Term Lidar Observations in Seoul

Woojin Hwang

37Leveraging Formaldehyde Observations to Assess Surface Air Quality

Prajjwal Rawat

38Multi-model Intercomparisons of Air Quality Simulations for the ASIA-AQ Campaign

Jaein Jeong

39Investigations of Oxygenated Aromatic Compounds in East and Southeast Asia: Observations from ASIA-AQ

Katherine Ball

40Identification of Major Emission Sources of CO2 and CH4 in Seoul, South Korea during the ASIA-AQ Campaign

Hyeongmo Kang

41GEMS Ozone Measurements

Jaehwan Kim

42Evaluation of Spatiotemporal Variabilities in GEMS NO2 Retrievals using the Strategically Networked Ground-based Instruments during ASIA-AQ Campaign in South Korea

Serin Kim

43Comparison of the Vertical Profile Characteristics of Ozone on the Korean Peninsula during ASIA-AQ Campaign Period

Sang Jun Kim

44Regional Difference in Columnar Aerosol Chemical Composition using AERONET in South Korea during the ASIA-AQ Campaign

Minho Kim

45Evaluation of Aerosol Data Assimilation and Forecasts in the NASA GEOS Model during the ASIA-AQ Campaign in Korea

Seunghee Lee

46Characterization of VOCs Emissions and Spatial Distribution over Urban and West Coast Areas of South Korea: Airborne Observations from the 2024 ASIA-AQ Campaign

Jimin Lee

47Comparison of Tropospheric NO2 Vertical Column Density using Different Retrieval Algorithms from Pandora MAX-DOAS mode Observations

Giyeol Lee

48Wintertime Characteristics of Particulate Matter and High-Concentration Events at Anmyeondo: Implications for Regional Air Quality Assessment

Jihye Moon

49Characteristics of Atmospheric Volatile Organic Compounds from Background Coastal Area, Anmyeondo, Korea

Hu Qihua

50Diurnal and Seasonal Variations of Aerosol Size Distribution and New Particle Formation (NPF) at Western Coast of South Korea: 19 Years of Long-Term Observation at Anmyeon GAW Station

Eunho Park

51Seasonal Characteristics and Health Risk Assessment of Anthropogenic VOCs in South Korea

Avinash Shastri

52Airborne and Ground Monitoring in SIJAQ/ASIA-AQ

Suna Shin

53Role of Aerosol Liquid Water Content and pH in Inorganic Aerosols in PM2.5 during ASIA-AQ

Seora Woo

54Analysis of Long-Range Transport During the ASIA-AQ Campaign

Wook Kang

55Nocturnal Chemistry of NO₃ and N₂O₅ during the 2024 ASIA-AQ Campaign: Investigating Uptake Coefficients and Nitrate Contribution in Seoul

Jiseon Lee

56Analysis of Meteorological Effects on Air Quality During the ASIA-AQ Campaign

Yesol Cha

57Shifts in Regional Emission Contributions During Elevated PM2.5 Episodes in South Korea: Insights from the 2024 ASIA-AQ Study

Seongeun Jeong

58Analyzing the Influence of NO2 on Aerosol through Pandora Measurements in Major Asian Cities

Seongyoung Kim

59Comparison of Aerosol Vertical Information between GEMS and HSRL

Sang Seo Park

60Chemical Characteristics of gaseous pollutants in West Sea of Korea using 1900D: during ASIA-AQ

Jinsoo Choi

61Chemical Characteristics of Fine Particulate Matter in the Seoul Metropolitan Area and the West Coast Region: Insights from 1900D Airborne Observations

Joon-Young Ahn      

62Aerosol Properties over the Yellow Sea Region – South Korea

Francesca Gallo