Asia-Pacific GAW Workshop on Greenhouse Gases. The 6 th GAW

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1 The 6 th Asia-Pacific GAW Workshop on Greenhouse Gases Oct , 2014 / Daejeon, Republic of Korea Hosted by KMA Korea Global Atmosphere Watch Center GAW Global Atmosphere Watch

2 The 6 th Asia-Pacific GAW Workshop on Greenhouse Gases Program 20 Oct (Monday) 9:00~10:00 Registration 10:00~12:00 Welcome speech (each 10 min) Hee-Dong Yoo, Director Genral of Climate Scienc Bureau/KMA Jin-Seok Kim, Vice President of KRISS Keynote speech (each 30 min) Oksana Tarasova (WMO AER/RES Chief) Title: 25 years of the GAW programme: Achivement and future direction Ed Dlugokencky (WMO GAW SAG Chairman on GHGs, NOAA, USA) Title: Observational Constraints on the Global Methane Budget Ally Lewis (WMO GAW SAG on VOCs, University of York, UK) Title: Progress towards creating a VOC capcability within WMO-GAW Photo time 12:00~13:00 Lunch 13:00~15:00 15:00~15:30 Coffee breaks 15:30~17:30 18:00~21:00 Banquet (Hotel) Session 1 GHGs monitoring activities in Asia-Pacific regions (Chair: Marcel van der Schoot) (each 20 min) Korea GAW activities, Chulkyu Lee(KMA, Korea) Progress of the 6th WMO round robin and outline of the China GHG bulletin, Lingxi Zhou(CAMS/CMA, China) A new JMA program of operational aircraft observation for atmospheric CO2, CH4, CO and N2O in the midtroposphere, Masaomi Takahashi(JMA, Japan) Influence of monsoons on atmospheric CO2 spatial variability and ground-based monitoring over India, Yogesh K. Tiwari(India Institue of Tropical Meteorology, India) A decade of greenhouse gas monitoring activity at the Global GAW Station Bukit Kototabang, Indonesia, Alberth C. Nahas(Global Atmosphere Watch Station Bukit Kototabang, Indonesia) A New SE Asian Monitoring Station for Regional and Local Observations: GAW aims(university of Malaya, Malaysia) Session 2 GHGs monitoring activities in Asia-Pacific regions (Chair: Chulkyu Lee) (each 20 min) Evaluation of new technology in-situ greenhouse gas analyzers for CSIRO Atmospheric Observation Network, Marcel van der Schoot(CSIRO, Austrailia) Introduction of greenhouse gases in Viet Nam, Trinh Lan Phuong(NHMS, Viet Nam) Characteristics and EEMD analysis of CO2 and CH4 at Lulin Atmospheric Background Station (LABS), Taiwan, Chang-Feng Ou-Yang(National Central University, Taiwan) Comparison of instruments for atmospheric CO2 observations at Baring Head, New Zealand, Gordon Brailsford(NIWA, New Zealand) A brief introduction to the UK GAUGE and MAMM projects (University of Manchester, UK) Intoriduction of Anmyeondo FTS station as a New TCCON site, Taeyoung Goo(NIMR/KMA, Korea)

3 Program 21 Oct (Tuesday) 8:30-9:00 Coffee break 9:00-10:20 10:20-12:00 Session 3 WCC activities (Chair: Ed J. Dlugokencky) (each 20 min) Why standard gases: standard gases of SF6 in AMY and WCC-SF6 activities, Haeyoung Lee(KMA, Korea) Toward improving measurement precision of SF6 measurement: Various analytical method using GC-ECD, Jeong-Sik Lim(KRISS, Korea) The challenge of achieving Data Quality Objectives in the WMO-GAW N2O network, Rainer Steinbrecher(KIT, Germany) Recent Developments at the World Calibration Centre WCC-Empa, Christoph Zellweger(EMPA, Switzerland) Session 4 Data QA/QC and its application (Chair: Hiroshi Koide) (each 20 min) Quality Control and Quality Assurance from WDCGG viewpoint, Hiroshi Koide(JMA, Japan) Statistical approach for the background concentration measurement at Korea GAW Center, Young-Seop Lee(Dongguk University, Korea) A New method for determining regional baseline concentrations of atmospheric trace gases, Sun-Young Park(Kyungpook National University) Asian greenhouse gases budget assessment, Prabir K. Patra(JAMSTEC, Japan) Carbon Tracker-Asia: A tool to quantify CO2 uptake/release, Chun-Ho Cho(NIMR/KMA, Korea) 12:00-13:00 Lunch 13:00-18:00 Discussion session 22 Oct (Wednesday) 9:00-11:00 KRISS Lab tour 11:00-12:00 Lunch 12:00-14:00 KRISS to KGAWC(Bus) 14:00-16:00 Technical tour in KAGWC(Anmyeondo station) 14:00-16:00 KGAWC to Hotel(Bus) If you need more information oceanflower.lee@gmail.com / leehy80@korea.kr

4 How to access KRISS Daejeon is located about 250 kilometers southeast of Incheon International Airport (ICN). Transportation to and from Daejeon is available by airport limousine. Airport limousines leave every 20 to 30 minutes, depending on the time of day.

5 4. Where to get off in Daejeon When you arrive In Daejeon (that is, after you pass through the expressway tollgate), get off at the stop in front of the old Lotte Daedeok Hotel (at present this is part of Mokwon University). The following diagram provides information about where to get off the bus as well as the location of KRISS. KRISS is located within walking distance of the old Lotte Daedeok Hotel. From the Hotel bus stop, it is minutes on foot. 5. Map of KRISS Campus: Workshop Place no Restaurant no Main Entrance

6 How to access Hotel Get off at Incheon International Airport limousine bus stop at the 2nd Bus Stop in front of the 3rd Government Complex Building when you arrive in Daejeon. Then take a taxi and present the following slip (in Korean and English) to the taxi driver. It takes approximately 15 ~ 20 minutes to get to Yuseong Hotel, Hotel Riviera, Hotel Spapia and Daedeok Innopolis Guest House by taxi, depending on traffic conditions same way as "How to access KRISS" above 4. Where to get off in Daejeon - When you arrive in Daejeon (that is, after you pass through the expressway tollgate), get off at the stop in front of the government complex. - Please show this slip to the bus driver when you take a bus. 정부청사에서내려주세요. Please take me off at the stop in front of the government complex. 5. How to get to the hotel - After take off the bus, you need to take a taxi (less than $10.00,which is less than Korean won) - Please show this slip to the taxi driver when you take a taxi. 유성호텔로가주시기바랍니다. Please go to Yuseong Hotel. Phone: ) 6. How to get to KRISS from Hotel - There will a prearranged hotel bus available in front of the hotel. The bus will take you from the hotel to the KRISS in the morning and in the evening during the workshop.