Present collaborations, contacts made

1. UNH/WHOI: Mark Dowell (mark.dowell@unh.edu), Doug Vandemark (dug@osbl.wff.nasa.gov), Janet Campbell (janet.campbell@unh.edu)
   • ship tracking up the Gulf of Maine, with pCO₂ ( [CO₂] ? ).
   • flux tower off Martha's Vineyard
2. ARM-CART: Margaret Torn, Marc Fischer
   • several flux and concentration towers;
   • aircraft flights?
   • MM5 very high resolution models
3. USGS: Bob Stallard
   • basin sediment study including carbon Mississippi
   • Iowa, including pre-settlement vegetation
4. MODIS: Steve Running
   • 1 km vegetation map (obtain from his lab)
   • 8 day mean GPP product (reflectance+clouds) possible to get daily ?
5. Ottawa a/c: Ray Desjardins
   • flights measuring CO₂ over Ottawa; coordinate times, to coincide and complement
6. Mead NE: Sahshi Verma
   • 3 flux towers in different vegetation; Nebraska has field-by-field planting and yield data
     Contact information:
     • Sashi Verma, (402) 472-6702; FAX: (402) 472-6614; sverma1@unl.edu
       Additional contacts:
     • Andy Suyker, (402)472-2168, asuyker1@unl.edu
     • George Burba,(402)472-6643, gburba2@unl.edu
7. Howland: Dave Hollinger
   • tower top CO₂, fluxes
     • possible sodar at the end of the mission?
8. Waco: Peter Bakwin
   • flask coordinate
9. Trinidad: Ron Prinn
   • data exchange
10. FTS/ARM: Dave Crisp
    • (may not be operating)
11. Fraserdale: Doug Worthy
    • share data (in situ measurements of CO₂, CO, CH₄, N₂O, and SF₆ are on line)
    • Continuous data also at BERMS and Sable Island
      See Intercomparison MSC-NOAA flasks
      and Canada_Baseline_Site_Summary (pdf)
12. Chibougamau: Hank Margolis
    • flux data, CO₂ at tower top
13. BERMS/Prince Albert: Alan Barr
    • flux data, CO₂ at tower top
14. Campbell River: Andy Black
    • flux data, CO₂ at tower top
15. CMDL flasks Bakwin/Hahn
    • coordinate flask acquisition,
    • extra flasks scheduled
    • flights coordinated: Carr, CO; Trinidad Head, CA; Port Hardy, BC.
16. BERMS flights: Kaz Higuchi ( Kaz.Higuchi@ec.gc.ca )
    • June 16 to 20, weather permitting. Maximum ceiling (Cessna) ~3 km, 2 flights per day (mid to late morning, mid to late afternoon)
      • In-situ CO₂ + 14 flask samples for CO₂, CH₄, CO and N₂O, and stable isotopes.
    • flights coordinated ?
17. Morgan State Forest (MMSF AmeriFlux Site), Indiana
    • Hans Peter Schmid (hschmid@indiana.edu) and Brian David Brovard (bbovard@indiana.edu)
    • Fluxes and concentrations in a midwestern broadleaved forest.
18. Metolius Beverly Law (Oregon State)
    • Fluxes, two sites, E. slope of the Oregon Cascade Mtns.
    • Vertical profiles of CO₂