2024 Fall Meeting and Scientific Symposium
Protecting the Health of Communities and Ecosystems in a Changing Climate
Welcome
Symposium Chair Welcome Message – Melissa Puchalski, EPA
Keynote Speaker – Kate Knuth, PhD, – Climate Director, Minnesota Pollution Control Agency (MPCA)
NADP 2024 Proceedings (PDF)
NADP 2023 Annual Summary (e-zine PDF)
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The Inn on Lake Superior
Parking
Inn on Lake Superior Floor Plan
The meeting rooms are located on the 1st floor of the Inn on Lake Superior
350 Canal Park Dr, Duluth, MN 55802
Poster Session
Scientific Symposium
Poster Session:
Wednesday November 6, 2024: 18:30-20:30
Atrium
Cash(less) Bar and light food
– Student
Jayde Alderman, WSP USA Environment & Infrastructure Inc.
Clean Air Status and Trends Network CASTNET Seasonal Temperature Trend Analysis
Iris Bloede, Wisconsin State Laboratory of Hygiene, PFAS Research Center
Measuring low-level PFAS with combustion ion chromatography
Emma Censky, National Park Service
Using iNaturalist Observations to Evaluate the Extrapolation of Herbaceous Critical Load Models
Katie Davis, U.S. EPA
EPA One Health Approach to Mercury Contamination
Noel Deyette, U.S. Geological Survey
National Atmospheric Deposition Program Data Quality is Resilient to a Changing Climate
Dakota Delong-Maxey, US EPA, Office of Air & Radiation, Office of Atmospheric Protection
CASTNET’s Emerging Role in PM Measurement
Allyson Girard, Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi
Investigating Nitrogen Cycling in New Mexico Alpine and Subalpine Ecosystems Using Stable Isotope Techniques
Conner Guidry, Texas A&M University Corpus Christi
Source Apportionment of PM2.5 Nitrate using Isotope Techniques Coupled with AERONET Optical Properties
Selma Isil, WSP USA Environment & Infrastructure Inc.
CASTNET Ozone Monitoring Program
Sara Lance, University of Albany
Exploring the Increasing Trend of Organic Carbon in the Atmospheric Aqueous Phase in the Northeast U.S.
Abril Lunar, Texas A&M University Corpus Christi
Differences Nitrogen Dioxide Deposition Modeled from TROPOMI, Pandora Spectrometer Instruments, and in-situ FEM Networks Across Texas Watersheds
Jason Lynch, U.S. EPA
Are Sensitive Trees Species Protected from Ground-level Ozone Given a Changing Power Sector and Implementation of NOX Emission reduction Programs for the Power and Other Sectors Over the Past Two Decades?
Kat McKinnon, Wisconsin State Laboratory of Hygiene, NADP
Assessment of a Novel Method for Determination of Total Nitrogen and Total Phosphorus in Precipitation Collected using a Modified NADP-NTN Wet-Deposition Collector
Elizabeth (Marshall) O’Gorman, Wisconsin State Laboratory of Hygiene, PFAS Research Center
Measuring PFAS in Air
Jean Steele, Wisconsin State Laboratory of Hygiene, NADP
Evaluation of Updated NTN Preliminary Data Review Process
Randy Tangang, University of Albany
Individual effects and interactions between ultrafine particles and extreme temperatures on hospital admissions of high burden diseases
Fri Nov 8, 2024
Field Trip
Itinerary
Bus departs from The Inn on Lake Superior at 8:15 AM
A field trip is being organized to visit Wolf Ridge Environmental Learning Center
8:15 AM – Depart The Inn on Lake Superior
9:15 AM – Arrive at Gooseberry Falls State Park.
10:15 AM – Depart Gooseberry Falls for Wolf Ridge ELC.
11:00 AM – Arrive at Wolf Ridge ELC. We arrive at the Wolf Ridge NADP NTN site MN99 for a brief presentation on how the NADP site is used in the Wolf Ridge curriculum.
After a brief presentation on MN99 participants can choose from two different tour options:
12:15 PM – Meet for lunch at the at Wolf Ridge Cafeteria.
1:15 PM – Depart Wolf Ridge ELC.
3:00 PM – Arrive at Duluth International Airport (DLH) for drop-off of those needing to catch their flight.
3:35 PM – Arrive at The Inn on Lake Superior.