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[Maja Kuzmanoski]

Poštovane koleginice i kolege,

Obaveštavamo vas da će u ponedeljak, 2. marta, u 11 h u sali "Zvonko 
Marić", Luka Ilić održati seminar povodom izbora u zvanje istraživač 
saradnik, pod nazivom:

TRANSPORT MODELING AND GROUND BASED REMOTE SENSING OF AEROSOLS

Abstract:

DREAM (Dust RЕgional Atmospheric Model) model is developed as add-on 
component of an atmospheric model and is designed to simulate and/or 
predict the atmospheric cycle of mineral dust aerosol. The model 
contributes to the Sand and Dust Storm Warning Advisory and Assessment 
System (SDS-WAS) Program that was established by the World 
Meteorological Organization with the aim of improving  the present 
capabilities for reliable sand and dust storm forecasts. DREAM model is 
run on a cluster at IPB and is used in research of specific dust 
intrusion episodes and long term dust transport simulations.

Systematic retrievals of dust concentration profiles at continental 
scale in the framework of ACTRIS/EARLINET were recently made possible by 
use of the Lidar/Radiometer Inversion Code (LIRIC) and the Polarization 
Lidar Photometer Networking (POLIPHON) algorithms based on the 
synergistic use of lidar and sun photometer data. Data from two recent 
measurement campaigns conducted in Europe were used for model 
validation.

A coordinated experimental campaign aimed at studying the aerosol 
optical, size and mass properties was organized in selected sites in 
Greece and Romania, in September 2012. Mass concentrations retrieved by 
LIRIC and POLIPHON algorithms and simulated by DREAM model were 
compared. Additionally, a continental scale model evaluation methodology 
using EARLINET network capabilities as a tool for the validation of dust 
transport models is demonstrated for four regional dust transport models 
(BSC/DREAM8bV2, BSC/NMMB-DUST, DREAMABOL, DREAM8-NMME-MACC) using dust 
observations performed at 10 ACTRIS/EARLINET stations from February 2011 
to June 2013.


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M21

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M21

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M21

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Dr Maja Kuzmanoski
Assistant Research Professor
Environmental Physics Laboratory
Institute of Physics Belgrade
Pregrevica 118, 11080 Belgrade, Serbia
Phone: +381 11 3713004
Fax: +381 11 3162 190
http://www.envpl.ipb.ac.rs
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