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Final Agenda updated on May 22:

13:10

Open

13:10-14:00

Registration *(Poster board available, poster setup from 13:10)

Plenary session– Opening

14:00-14:15

Logistics　 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Tatsuya Yokota, NIES (2 min.)

Welcome speech　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　Akimasa Sumi, NIES President (5 min.)

Welcome speech 　　　　　　　　　　　　　Ministry of the Environment, Japan (5 min.)

IWGGMS history

Tatsuya Yokota, NIES, IWGGMS-9 Local Organizer (3 min.)

Plenary session– Presentations (1)

Chairperson: G. Inoue (GOSAT Science Team Chief Scientist)

14:15-15:15

1. 14:15-14:35

Global space-based observations of CO₂: From SCIAMACHY to CarbonSat

Michael Buchwitz, et al. (U. Bremen, Germany)

2. 14:35-14:55

Progress of GOSAT Project in 2012 and 2013

Tatsuya Yokota, et al. (NIES, Japan)

3. 14:55-15:15

The OCO-2 Mission – the Next Step in Space-Based CO₂ Measurements

David Crisp, et al. (JPL/Caltech, USA)

15:15-15:50

Group photo & Coffee & tea break (35 min.)

Plenary session– Presentations (2)

Chairperson: D. Crisp (JPL/Caltech, USA)

15:50-17:30

4. 15:50-16:10

The Status of Chinese Carbon Dioxide Observation Satellite (TanSat)

Yi Liu, et al. (IAP/CAS, China)

5. 16:10-16:30

Lessons and Learned from GOSAT towards GOSAT-2

Hiroshi Suto, et al. (JAXA, Japan)

6. 16:30-16:50

Status of the CNES / MicroCarb small satellite for CO₂ measurement

Denis Jouglet, et al. (CNES, France)

7. 16:50-17:10

CarbonSat, ESA’s Earth Explorer 8 Candidate: Mission Overview

Yasjka Meijer, et al. (ESA, The Netherlands)

8. 17:10-17:30

NASA’s planned GHG missions and timelines

Ken Jucks, et al. (NASA HQ, USA)

- Day 1 Adjourn -

8:15

Open

Session I 　　　　Future Missions

Chairperson: T. Yokota (NIES, Japan)

8:45-9:45

9. 8:45-9:00

The Proposed OCO-3 Mission

Annmarie Eldering, et al. (JPL/Caltech, USA)

10. 9:00-9:15

Recent Advancements in Airborne Laser CO₂ and O₂ Column Measurements

Edward V. Browell, et al. (NASA/LaRC, USA)

11. 9:15-9:30

Pulsed Lidar Measurements of Atmospheric CO₂ Column Absorption, Range and Surface Reflectivity in the ASCENDS 2013 Airborne Campaign

James Abshire, et al. (NASA/GSFC, USA)

12. 9:30-9:45

Quasi-geostationary observations of CO₂> from a highly elliptical orbit (HEO): a potential method for monitoring northern CO₂ fluxes

Ray Nassar, et al. (Environment Canada, Canada)

9:45-10:15

Coffee & tea break (30 min.)

Session II 　　　　Poster Session

10:15-12:00

12:00-13:30

Lunch break (90 min.)

Session III 　　　　Calibration / In-situ Measurements / Applications

Chairperson: K. Shiomi (JAXA/EORC, Japan)

13:30-14:30

13. 13:30-13:45

Level1 Algorithm for TANSO-FTS on GOSAT: Calibration and Correction of four years data

Akihiko Kuze, et al. (JAXA, Japan)

14. 13:45-14:00

Vicarious Calibration at Railroad Valley: OCO-2 Readiness

Florian M. Schwandner, et al. (JPL, USA)

15. 14:00-14:15

New methods to measure photosynthesis from space: Chlorophyll Fluorescence

Christian Frankenberg, et al. (JPL/Caltech, USA)

16. 14:15-14:30

The Carbon in Arctic Reservoirs Vulnerability Experiment (CARVE) FTS: Preliminary Results From 2012/2013 Ground-Based, Test Flights, and Science Operations

Thomas P. Kurosu, et al. (JPL, USA)

Session IV 　　　　Algorithm

Chairperson: M. Buchwitz (U. Bremen, Germany)

14:30-15:00

17. 14:30-14:45

An overview of ACOS Build 3.3 XCO₂ retrievals from GOSAT and first validation results

Christopher O'Dell, et al. (Colorado S. U., USA)

18. 14:45-15:00

Atmospheric CO₂ retrievals from GOSAT TANSO-FTS data and status on related French activities

Claude Camy-Peyret, et al. (IPSL/UPMC, France)

15:00 -15:30

Coffee & tea break (30 min.) (*Poster removal by 15:30)

15:30-16:00

19. 15:30-15:45

CO₂ and CH ₄ Retrievals from GOSAT: Validation, Model Comparisons and Surface Fluxes

Hartmut Boesch, et al. (U. Leicester, UK)

20. 15:45-16:00

Seasonal carbon uptake as seen from an improved version of RemoTeC

Andre Butz, et al. (KIT, Germany)

Session V 　　　　GHG Results and Comparison

Chairperson: H. Boesch (U. Leicester, UK)

16:00-16:45

21. 16:00-16:15

Carbon dioxide retrieval from IASI/Metop-A measurements and comparison with TANSO-FTS/GOSAT SWIR products

Ugo Cortesi, et al. (IFAC-CNR, Italy)

22. 16:15-16:30

The Covariation of Northern Hemisphere Summertime CO₂ with Surface Temperature at Boreal Latitudes

Debra Wunch, et al. (Caltech, USA)

23. 16:30-16:45

N₂O and CH₄ Observation using Thermal Infrared Sounders AIRS, IASI and CrIS

Xiaozhen Xiong, et al. (NOAA/NESDIS/STAR & IMSG, USA)

Session VI 　　　　Inverse Modeling (1)

Chairperson: S. Maksyutov (NIES, Japan)

16:45-17:15

24. 16:45-17:00

Role of GOSAT total column CO₂ observations in the estimation of CO₂ surface fluxes

Abhishek Chatterjee, et al. (NCAR, USA)

25. 17:00-17:15

Modeling the column-integrated signal from a point-source: Progress and Problems

Peter Rayner, et al. (U. Melbourne, Australia)

- Day 2 Adjourn -

18:00 -19:30

Reception

8:15

Open

Session VII 　　　Inverse Modeling (2) CO₂

Chairperson: A. Eldering (JPL/Caltech, USA)

8:45-10:00

26. 8:45-9:00

Inverse modeling of the regional CO₂ fluxes with GOSAT XCO₂ observations

Shamil Maksyutov, et al. (NIES, Japan)

27. 9:00-9:15

Inter-comparison of surface CO₂ fluxes estimated from latest GOSAT XCO₂ products using a single inverse modeling scheme

Hiroshi Takagi, et al. (NIES, Japan)

28. 9:15-9:30

Estimating Regional Sources and Sinks of CO₂ using GOSAT XCO₂

Dylan Jones, et al. (U. Toronto, Canada)

29. 9:30-9:45

Validation of GOSAT CO₂ flux product over the grassland

Li Zhang, et al. (IRSDE/CAS, China)

30. 9:45-10:00

Vegetation Fires and Air Pollution in South Asia – Analysis from Multi-Satellite Datasets

Krishna Vadrevu, et al. (U. Maryland, USA)

10:00-10:30

Coffee & tea break (30 min.)

Session VIII 　　　Inverse Modeling (3) Regional CO₂/Large Point Sources

Chairperson: D. Jones (U. Toronto, Canada)

10:30-11:30

31. 10:30-10:45

Estimating the 2010 flux CO₂ anomaly over Eurasia from a source-sink inversion of GOSAT XCO₂: Is there a robust feature?

Sourish Basu, et al. (SRON, The Netherlands)

32. 10:45-11:00

Large point source emissions signatures seem from Space

Tom Oda, et al. (CSU-NOAA, USA)

33. 11:00-11:15

Estimation of CO₂ emission strength from a mega-sized city using satellite and in situ observation data

Ryoichi Imasu, et al. (AORI/U. Tokyo, Japan)

34. 11:15-11:30

Diagnose of GHG Emission Over Indonesian Area Using GOSAT (Greenhouse Gases Observing Satellite) Data

Muhammad Evri, et al. (BPPT, Indonesia)

11:30-13:00

Lunch break (90 min.)

Session IX 　　　　Inverse Modeling (4) CO₂ and related species/Assimilation

Chairperson: R. Imasu (AORI/U. Tokyo, Japan)

13:00-14:15

35. 13:00-13:15

Patterns of CO₂ Sensitivity to CO from Space and their Implications for Carbon Monitoring

Sam Silva, et al. (U. Arizona, USA)

36. 13:15-13:30

Characterization of biomass burning from combined analysis using SCIAMACHY, GOSAT and MOPITT

Sachiko Hayashida, et al. (Nara W. U., Japan)

37. 13:30-13:45

Interpreting Variations in Terrestrial Carbon Exchange in Tropical Regions Using GOSAT XCO₂ and Fluorescence

Nicholas Parazoo, et al. (JPL/JIFRESSE, USA)

38. 13:45-14:00

Satellite bias estimation by independent inverse analysis

Takashi Maki, et al. (MRI, Japan)

39. 14:00-14:15

Estimate of anthropogenic carbon fluxes from high spatial resolution CO₂ observations: Error estimates

Francois-Marie Breon, et al. (CEA/LSCE, France)

14:15 -14:45

Coffee & tea break (30 min.)

Session X 　　　　Inverse Modeling (5) CH₄

Chairperson: S. Hayashida (Nara W. U., Japan)

14:45-15:45

40. 14:45-15:00

MACC-II analysis of tropospheric CH₄

Sebastien Massart, et al. (ECMWF, UK)

41. 15:00-15:15

Estimating regional methane surface fluxes using GOSAT XCH₄ observations

Annemarie Fraser, et al. (U. Edinburgh, UK)

42. 15:15-15:30

On the consistency between global and regional methane emissions inferred from SCIAMACHY, TANSO-FTS, IASI and surface measurements

Cindy Cressot, et al. (LSCE, France)

43. 15:30-15:45

Seasonality in Fossil Fuel Industrial Emissions based on Surface and Satellite Transcontinental Data

Ira Leifer, et al. (UCSB, USA)

Closing Session

15:45-16:00

Next IWGGMS-10 Plan 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　IWGGMS-9 Committee (6 min.)

Closing address 　　　　　　Gen Inoue (GOSAT Science Team Chief Scientist) (6 min.)

Closing remarks 　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　IWGGMS-9 Local Organizer (3 min.)

1

Tommy Taylor, et al.

(Colorado S. U., USA)

Trends in GOSAT TANSO-FTS radiometric response from L1B data: a work in progress

2

Yukio Yoshida, et al.

(NIES, Japan)

Extension of the targets for the GOSAT SWIR XCO₂ and XCH₄ retrievals

3

Andrey Bril, et al.

(NIES, Japan)

Retrievals of atmospheric CO₂, CH₄ and optical path modifications from the GOSAT observations

4

Nobuhiro Kikuchi, et al.

(NIES, Japan)

An Algorithm for Greenhouse Gas Retrievals Using Polarization Information Measured by GOSAT TANSO-FTS

5

Makoto Inoue, et al.

(NIES, Japan)

Validation of GOSAT SWIR XCO₂ and XCH₄ using TCCON data: Parameter dependency of GOSAT biases and the bias correction

6

Nikita Rokotyan, et al.

(INS, Ural federal U., Russia)

Series of measurements from new possible validation site at Kourovka

7

Mai Ouchi, et al.

(Nagoya U., Japan)

Comparison of CO₂ column concentrations calculated from GOSAT SWIR with balloon-borne CO₂ instrument measurements

8

Megumi Yamamoto, et al.

(Nara W. U., Japan)

9

Tetsu Sakai, et al.

(MRI, Japan)

Impact of aerosols and cirrus clouds on the GOSAT-observed CO₂ and CH₄ inferred from ground-based lidar, skyradiometer and FTS data at prioritized observation sites

10

Christian Frankenberg, et al.

(JPL/Caltech, USA)

Aerosol information content analysis of multi-angle high spectral resolution measurements and its benefit for high accuracy greenhouse gas retrievals

11

Kumi Nakamae, et al.

(NIES, Japan)

Lidar observation of the 2011 Puyehue volcanic aerosols at Lauder, New Zealand

12

Hartmut Boesch, et al.

(U. Leicester, UK)

The Amazonian Carbon Observatory Network

13

Hartmut Boesch, et al.

(U. Leicester, UK)

The GreenHouse gas Observations in the Stratosphere and Troposphere (GHOST) Instrument

14

Kam Weng (Clare) Wong, et al.

(JPL, USA)

Mapping greenhouse gas emissions in the Los Angeles basin by remote sensing using a Fourier Transform Spectrometer on Mount Wilson

15

Kei Shiomi, et al.

(JAXA, Japan)

Characterization of GOSAT TANSO Level 1 V160.160 TIR spectra

16

Naoko Saitoh, et al.

(CEReS/Chiba U., Japan)

Profiles of CO₂ and CH₄ retrieved from GOSAT/TANSO-FTS thermal infrared spectra using an improved algorithm

17

Jonathan Gero, et al.

(U. Wisconsin, USA)

GOSAT TIR Band Inter-calibration with Satellite Infrared Sensors

18

Jhoon Kim, et al.

(Yonsei U., Korea)

Quantification of radiative forcing of CO₂ and Absorbing Aerosol from GOSAT with the aid of Asia Carbon Tracker

19

Yu Someya, et al.

(AORI/U. Tokyo, Japan)

PSC and cirrus cloud detection over the high latitudes using thermal infrared spectra observed by TANSO-FTS/GOSAT

20

David Baker, et al.

(CIRA/Colorado S. U., USA)

Evaluating the benefits of in situ, TCCON, and GOSAT CO₂ measurements using independent data comparisons

21

Rajesh Janardanan Achari, et al.

(NIES, Japan)

Impact of high resolution meteorological fields on simulation of high frequency variability of CO₂ concentration using FLEXPART with 1km flux maps

22

Dmitry A. Belikov, et al.

(NIES, Japan)

Developing adjoint of the coupled Eulerian-Lagrangian transport model

23

Alexander Lukyanov, et al.

(CAO, Russia)

Forward and inverse modeling of CO₂

24

Heon-Sook Kim, et al.

(NIES, Japan)

Regional CH₄ flux estimates based on GOSAT SWIR L2 and ground-based observations

25

Akihide Kamei, et al.

(NIES, Japan)

Development of the GOSAT-2 FTS Simulator

26

Denis Jouglet, et al.

(CNES, France)

Estimation of CNES / MicroCarb performances at level 1 and level 2

27

Gregoire Broquet, et al.

(LSCE – UVSQ, France)

Potential of the remote sensing of CO₂ by Sentinel-5 for the estimate of CO₂ natural and anthropogenic fluxes

28

Otto Hasekamp, et al.

(SRON, The Netherlands)

Satellite remote sensing of methane: Sentinel-5 Precursor in Perspective of GOSAT

29

Anand Ramanathan, et al.

(ORAU/NASA, USA)

Analysis of Pulsed Lidar Measurements of Atmospheric CO₂ Column Absorption from the ASCENDS 2011 Airborne Campaign

30

Anand Ramanathan, et al.

(ORAU/NASA, USA)

Pulsed Lidar Measurements of Atmospheric CO₂ Column Absorption from the ASCENDS Airborne Campaigns

31

Haris Riris, et al.

(NASA/GSFC, USA)

Airborne lidar measurements of atmospheric pressure for the ASCENDS mission using the oxygen A-band at 765 nm

32

Jianping Mao, et al.

(NASA/GSFC, USA)

Retrieval of Vertical Structure of Atmospheric CO₂ Concentration from Airborne IPDA Lidar Measurements of CO₂ and O₂ Absorption during the 2011 ASCENDS Science Campaign

33

Michael Buchwitz, et al.

(U. Bremen, Germany)[Post deadline]

Carbon Monitoring Satellite (CarbonSat): Error analysis for XCO₂ , XCH₄ and secondary products such as Vegetation Chlorophyll Fluorescence

34

Bing Lin, et al.

(NASA/LaRC, USA)
[Moved from Oral]

Modeling of Space Laser Absorption Spectrometry for Atmospheric CO₂ Column Measurements

35

Zhaocheng Zeng, et al.

(IRSDE/CAS, China)
[Moved from Oral]

Approach for Clustering Spatio-Temporal Carbon Dioxide Data Using Satellite Observations