Contents
Keynote Session
Invited Speakers
Session One
Monitoring and Research for Agriculture in the Next Decade
Session Two
Ammonia Measurements
Session Three
NADP - Standing Sentinel over America's Crops?
Session Four
Climate Change Impacts on Air Quality, Deposition and Ecosystems
Session Five
Ecosystem Effects of Atmospheric Deposition - Sulfur and Nitrogen
Session Six
Mercury Measurement, Deposition and Effects
Session Seven
Emerging Novel Monitoring Methods
Session Three: NADP - Standing Sentinel over America's Crops?
Session Chair: Van Bowersox, Champaign, ILThe Spread of Plant Diseases by Long-Range Atmospheric Transport and Deposition of Pathogen Propagules - a New Application for an Old Precipitation Sampling (NADP) Network
Van Bowersox, Past NADP Chair and Sagar Krupa, University of MinnesotaAbstract
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The Application of the US Environmental Agency's Statistical Receptor Models to Determine the Sources of Microorganisms Attached to Airborne Particles
Robert Stevens, Florida Department of Environmental ProtectionAbstract
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Transport, Deposition and Detection of Bacterial Plant Pathogens: New Observations and Future Considerations
Robert Seem, Cornell UniversityAbstract
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Soybean Rust: Its History, Biology, Epidemiology and Importance to Crop Production
James Kurle, University of MinnesotaAbstract
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A Short Description of the NOAA HYSPLIT (Hybrid Single-Particle Lagrangian Integrated Trajectory) Model
Rick Artz, NOAA Air Resources LabAbstract
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