Difference between revisions of "GEO User Requirements for Air Quality Participants"

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AQ Analyst Group

Name	Organization	Position	e-mail
Rudy Husar	Washington Univ	Analyst	rhusar@wustl.edu
Stefan Falke	Washington Univ/Northrop Grumman	Analyst	stefan@wustl.edu
Janja Husar	Washington Univ	Sr. Scientist	jhusar@wustl.edu
Erin Robinson	Washington Univ	Scientist	emr1@wustl.edu

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AQ Advisory Group

The project is guided by an Advisory Group, consisting of about a dozen people with expertise relevant to EO needs in the air quality and health area, representing major regions of the world with emphasis on developing countries. The primary functions of the air quality and health Advisory Group are to:

Review and briefly comment on the the project scope and approach (5 pages max) and participate in 1-hr telecon.
1. Scope will be sent to AG July 3
2. Comments to be returned by July 17
3. Telecon week of July 20.
Point us to documents that you are aware of pertaining observation needs on the topic of Air Quality and Health. Do not hesitate to refer to your own contributions.
Review & comment on the draft report and Earth observation recommendations and participate in 2nd 1-hr telecon in September.

Advisory Group members will serve on a voluntary basis and their contributions will be recognized in the project report provided to GEO. The Advisory Group is ad hoc, existing only for Task US-09-01a and will expire in the Fall 2009.

Name	Country	Organization	Specialty
Jeff Brooks	Canada	Env. Canada	Air Quality
Jack Fishman	US	NASA Langley	Air Quality
Barry Jessiman	Canada	Health Canada	Health
Patrick Kinney	US	Columbia University	Health
Jim Meagher	US	NOAA	Air Quality
Rashmi S. Patil	India	IIT Bombay	AQ and Health
Leonora Rojas	Mexico	National Institute of Ecology	Health
Paulo Saldiva	Brazil	University of São Paulo	AQ and Health
Rich Scheffe	US	EPA OAR/OAQPS	Air Quality
Kjetil Torsett	Norway	Norwegian Institute of Air Research	Air Quality

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 ===AQ Advisory Group===
-The project is guided by an Advisory Group, consisting of about 12 to 15 people with expertise relevant to EO needs in the air quality and health area, representing major regions of the world with emphasis on developing countries.  The primary functions of the air quality and health Advisory Group are to:
+The project is guided by an Advisory Group, consisting of about a dozen people with expertise relevant to EO needs in the air quality and health area, representing major regions of the world with emphasis on developing countries.  The primary functions of the air quality and health Advisory Group are to:
-# Review and briefly comment on the the project scope and approach (5pages max) and participate in 1-hr telecon at the end of June.
+# Review and briefly comment on the the project scope and approach (5 pages max) and participate in 1-hr telecon.
-# Point us to documents that you are aware of pertaining observation needs for Air Quality. Do not hesitate to refer to your own contributions.
+## Scope will be sent to AG July 3
+## Comments to be returned by July 17
+## Telecon week of July 20.
+# Point us to documents that you are aware of pertaining observation needs on the topic of Air Quality and Health. Do not hesitate to refer to your own contributions.
 # Review & comment on the draft report and Earth observation recommendations and participate in 2nd 1-hr telecon in September.
 Advisory Group members will serve on a voluntary basis and their contributions will be recognized in the project report provided to GEO. The Advisory Group is ad hoc, existing only for Task US-09-01a and will expire in the Fall 2009.
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