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The UC Davis, Air Quality Research Center is excited to announce the 2023 Meteorology and Climate - Modeling for Air Quality Conference will once again be held in-person at UC Davis this fall! The conference will be hybrid with presentations live-streamed for those who are unable to attend in-person, but we are looking forward to seeing over 120 attendees face-to-face at the conference center September 13-15, 2023.

Our Planning Committee is in development and will decide the topics for the 2023 conference, but we welcome you to save the date on your calendar.

We will be sure to keep you informed of all our plans as they develop, but you are welcome to also check our website below for regular updates!

We will be sure to keep you informed of all our plans as they develop via email, but you are also welcome to check our website monthly above for regular updates! If you have a colleague who would be interested in participating in the conference, have them sign up for our mailing list here so they too can be in the know.

2021 PROGRAM TOPICS

• Climate change, air pollution, and public health: Past, present, and future
• Turbulence Resolved and Fine Scale Processes
• Unique/Extreme Events and their Impacts on Meteorology and Air Quality
• Modeling of Processes Across Global to Regional and Local Scales
• Merging Models with Observations
• Complex Terrain and Coastal Zone Meteorology
• Met-Chemistry Interactions: Aerosol Direct & Indirect Feedbacks and Aerosol-Cloud Interactions, Aerosol Chemistry, Radiative Impacts of Gases
• Composition and Operational Forecasting from Daily to Seasonal Scales
• Machine Learning Applications for Air Quality Research

OTHER CONFERENCES

Wildfire Resilient Structures Conference (WiReS)

February 7-10, 2023, San Diego, CA

The UC Davis WiReS Conference will shape the future; bringing greater attention to long-term and short-term solutions for improving wildfire resilience of buildings worldwide. Wildfires are an ever-present and increasing threat to the well-being of the world population, infrastructure and economy, particularly in the U.S. Western states. WiReS will focus on how we can better prepare and respond to this formidable challenge.

Learn more on the website

International Aerosol Modeling Algorithms Conference (IAMA)

December 6-8,2023, UC Davis

The International Aerosol Modeling Algorithms Conference will bring together research scientists from around the world to share their research findings and discuss new approaches and methods to improve on our ever-developing understanding of how the chemical constituents of our atmosphere, impact the earth's climate and the air upon which all life depends.

Learn more on the website