PPT-Aerosols

Sneeze simulation method Aerosols Suspension of a microbe containing particle Airborne pathogenic microorganisms Constitute a major hazard to humans Viruses bacteria fungi are carried from host to host by air currents. Droplets over 150 microns in size resist evaporation much more than smaller droplets because of their large surface area Therefore the potential for drift rapidly decreases when the diameter of droplets is increased to about 150 microns A range of s Jingqiu Mao. . (Princeton/GFDL), . Songmiao. Fan (GFDL), Daniel Jacob (Harvard), Katherine Travis (Harvard), . Larry Horowitz (GFDL), . Vaishali. . Naik. (GFDL). Outline. Tropospheric chemistry and potential issues. Jingqiu . Mao . (GFDL/NOAA), . Songmiao. Fan (. GFDL/NOAA), . Ying . Chen (. Fudan. U, China). A . dominant source of nutrient iron to open . ocean, critical for plankton in surface waters:. -Biological pump of CO2. radiative. forcing. Heald. et al. 2013 ACPD. Ashley Pierce. Aerosol seminar, February 24th. 1. outline. Aerosols and climate change. IPCC on aerosols. Direct . Radiative . Effect vs. . Direct Radiative . J. A. Ruiz-Arias. MMM/NCAR, . University. of Jaén. Spain. J. . Dudhia. MMM/NCAR. 13th . Annual. WRF . User’s. . Workshop. , 25-29 June 2012, Boulder, CO. C.A. . Gueymard. Solar . Consulting. . Capabilities in Remote. Sensing and Air Quality Applications. ARSET - AQ. A. pplied. . R. emote. . S. E. nsing. . T. raining . –. . A. ir . Q. uality. A project of NASA Applied Sciences. UTAH – DEQ Training Course. What is an Inhalant?. Inhalant: A volatile substance which produces chemical vapors and is inhaled. Produce a mind altering affect on the body. Inhalants. Several different classifications:. Volatile Solvents. Rajesh Agnihotri. 1*. , S.G. Karapurkar. 2. , V.V.S.S. Sarma. 3. , P. Praveen. 3. , M.D. . Dileep. Kumar. 2.  . 1. CSIR-National Physical Laboratory, New Delhi, 110012, India, . 2. CSIR-National Institute of Oceanography, Dona Paula Goa 403004, India, . Results from the Physics Department. NOAA/NSF Greenland site. Thomas A . C. ahill and the . UC . Davis . DELTA. *. Group (1994- present). . Dr. David Barnes (until 2015), typically 1 or 2 grad students, 2 Physics and 2 Engineering UG . radiative. forcing. Heald. et al. 2013 ACPD. Ashley Pierce. Aerosol seminar, February 24th. 1. outline. Aerosols and climate change. IPCC on aerosols. Direct . Radiative . Effect vs. . Direct Radiative . HEATING NOT DUE TO CO2!. LOW DIRECT SOLAR RADIANCE. CONVECTIVE HEAT FROM TROPICS ( 2. ND. LAW!!). CLOUDS TRAP THIS HEAT, AND. CLOUDS REDUCE RERADIATION OF IR TO ATMOSPHERE. 1.CLOUDS. 2.COAL BURNING W/O SCRUBBERS. Kamana. Yadav. 1*. , Rajesh Agnihotri. 2. , Vedula .V.S. Sarma. 3. , Supriya G. Karapurkar. 1. , Praveen Kumar Poosarla. 3. , M. Dileep Kumar. 1. 1.CSIR- Chemical Oceanography Division, National Institute of Oceanography, Goa, India.. Technical Issues. Side Event. Bangkok, 21. st. April 2015. Dr. . Helen Tope. Principal Consultant,. Energy International Australia. and. Co-Chair Medical Technical Options Committee. Disclaimer: The . Pamela Alston, DDS. Lead Oral Health Specialist, Humanitas, Inc.. August 10, 2020. Dental Facilities. Dentistry work tasks associated with exposure risk levels. Lower (caution). Medium. High. Very High.