NADP Fall Meeting and Scientific Symposium
2022 Theme: Monitoring for a Sustainable Future
November 14-18, 2022
Knoxville, TN: University of Tennessee Conference Center
- Technical & Science Committee Meetings: November 14-15
- Scientific Symposium: November 16-17
- Field trip: Great Smoky Mountains National Park (optional): November 18
About the Meeting
The meeting is intended for scientists, resource managers, educators, students, policymakers, and others interested in atmospheric deposition, air quality, and its effects on aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems. NADP data has been used for decades to understand and solve real-world problems impacting people and the planet, including helping to facilitate cleaner water, healthier air quality, more productive fisheries, informed environmental planning, improved air quality and climate forecasting, and responsible environmental stewardship.
Registration
Fees
In person: $275
Virtual: $125
Optional tour: $40
(If you need to pay for the Field Trip separately, there are instructions on the registration website for doing so.)
Student In person: $50
Student Virtual: No cost
Registration has closed
Poster Session
The in-person poster session will be held on Wednesday November 16, 2022 from 6:30-8:30 PM in the Atrium.
Poster Guidelines:
- Posters should not exceed the size of 4’ x 3’
- Please hang posters in the Atrium (outside of Symposium meeting room) between 4:00-6:00 PM on November 16th.
- You will be able to hang posters on bulletin boards and the walls of the conference center using push pins (provided at the conference)
Hotel Information
Hyatt Place Knoxville/Downtown
530 South Gay St.
Knoxville, TN 37902
Tel. +1-865-544-9977
The NADP hotel block is full and the deadline for the group rate has passed.
Announcements
Abstract Submission
The abstract submission period has closed.
Field Trip
An optional field trip is being organized to visit Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The trip will include tours of the Elkmont (TN11) and Look Rock Air Quality Monitoring Station (TN01/CASTNET/IMPROVE).
- The itinerary is here.
Participants
COVID-19 Statement
The health and safety of NADP attendees is our top priority. We will work with the venue to host the safest meeting possible. We will comply with city, state and federal guidance regarding gatherings and masking, and will expect all attendees to do so as well. We will update this page continuously as we receive updates.
Agenda at a Glance
The agenda is available: Agenda (PDF)
November 14: NADP Business Meetings
- Total Deposition (TDep)
- Mercury in the Environment and Links to Deposition (MELD)
- Critical Loads of Atmospheric Deposition (CLAD)
- Network Operations Subcommittee (NOS)
November 15: NADP Business Meetings
- Aeroallergen Monitoring Science Committee (AMSC)
- Education and Outreach Subcommittee (EOS)
- CLAD Breakout Groups
- Joint Subcommittees
- Executive Committee
Symposium Theme: NADP 2022: Monitoring for a Sustainable Future
The 2022 symposium will focus on monitoring for a sustainable future with topic areas highlighting applications, results, effects, and advances. While these will be the foci of the symposium, abstracts and presentations on any topic related to atmospheric deposition are welcomed. Symposium sessions will include:
November 16-17: Scientific Symposium
Recordings of the Sessions are now available, only the presentations of those presenters who gave permission to share their talks are include.
- Annual State of the NADP Address
- Keynote Address: Dr. Elena Craft, Environmental Defense Fund (Recording)
- Session 1: Diversity, equitability, and inclusion in air quality monitoring; serving urban and rural communities; promoting public awareness and access to information and decision-making (Recording)
- Session 2: Deposition monitoring for science-based management of air pollution in a changing world; applications of critical loads to sustain biodiversity and ecosystem services (Recording)
- Session 3: Deposition monitoring to assess and address chemical contamination of the environment (Recording)
- Session 4: Tracking emerging pollutants and climate change indicators (Recording)
- Session 5: Links between reductions in deposition and climate resilience (Recording)
- Session 6: Mercury deposition and effects (Recording)
- Session 7: Technological advances in deposition measurements and monitoring (Recording)
- Session 8: Advances in atmospheric chemistry and deposition modeling and critical loads (Recording)
- Poster Session
November 18: Optional Field Trip
- Great Smoky Mountains National Park – Itinerary.
QUESTIONS ABOUT THE SYMPOSIUM
For questions regarding the Technical & Science Committee Meetings, please contact Ryan McCammon, Chair, NADP Network Operations Subcommittee,
For questions about the 2022 Fall Meeting and Scientific Symposium, please contact Linda Geiser, Vice-Chair NADP Executive Meeting,
For other inquiries, please contact David Gay, NADP Coordinator.
For meeting support, please contact David Gay or Richard Tanabe.