9th Annual Conference: Thursday, March 27, 2025 at Utah State University
(Remote option available for oral sessions)
Important Dates
Abstract deadline: February 14
Early registration deadline: March 18
Conference Program
9:00 AM
Welcome
(Randy)
9:10 AM
Session 1: Health Impacts and Greenhouse Gas Emissions
(Randy)
Aaron Meyer
10:30 AM
Break
10:50 AM
Session 2: Summertime Ozone
(Seth)
Demetrios Pagonis
11:50 AM
Lunch & Posters
1:20 PM
Session 3: Ozone and Ozone Precursors
(Kerry)
2:20 PM
Break
2:40 PM
Session 4: Particulate Matter
(Demetrios)
Kamaljeet Kaur
What We Know and Don't Know About Great Salt Lake Dust
Kevin Perry
4:00 PM
Poster awards & adjourn
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Conference Posters
Dust Emission Predictions in a Semi-Arid Region with Improved Characterization of Vegetation and Salt Crust Coverage
Predicting Complications of Differential Air Quality Exposure Windows on Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Comparison of Real-World Emissions from Heavy-Duty Diesel Vehicles to Estimates from MOVES5
Spatial and Seasonal Concentrations of Atmospheric Halogens Around the Great Galt Lake (2024 Update)
In-Situ Bayesian Inversion of Methane Emissions in the Salt Lake Valley
Implementing Playas as Sources for Particulate Chloride in GEOS-Chem
Updates to the USU UBAIR website: communicating forecast risk of elevated ozone
Synthesis of n-butyl and sec-butyl Nitrates as Standards for Use in Atmospheric Quantification and Halogen Chemistry Analysis
Historical Background for USOS at Hawthorne Site
Drivers of Interannual Methane Emission Trends in the Uinta Basin
Relative Humidity increases the amount of PM 2.5 particulates, including ammonium nitrate, during winter inversion events
Sensitivity of ozone formation to snowfall variations in the Uinta Basin, Utah
Nitrogen And Sulfer Concentrations Related To nitrogen and sulfer deposition in nationall parks in Utah during 2024
Effects of Snow, Sunlight, and Temperature on Fluxes in Organic Air Emissions
Characterization of Particulate Matter in Salt Lake City, Utah