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Events

International Laser Radar Conference 2024

LAP-AUTh lidar team (Dr. Konstantinos Michailidis & Georgia Peletidou, PhD student) participated in the 31st International Laser Radar Conference, held in Landhsut, Bavaria, during 23-28 June. The scope of the conference covers all fields ranging from laser and detector technologies, to detection of substances, constituents and transport throughout all layers of the atmosphere, measurements of essential climate variables, and observations related to ocean properties and ecosystems.

Agenda details/info: https://ilrc-clrc-2024.welcome-manager.de/

IGARSS conference – July 2024

LAP/AUTH participates in the 44th International Geoscience and Remote Sensing Symposium, held in Athens.
Kalliopi Voudouri presented a poster on the session about “Best practices for space-borne aerosol, cloud, and precipitation profile products”.

For more information on the conference you can check the link below:
https://www.2024.ieeeigarss.org/index.php

ATMOS 2024 conference

The ESA European Space Agency Atmos2024 Conference, took place at the CNR Area Della Ricerca, Bologna, Italy during the first week of July6 2024.
Atmos2024 aims to foster interdisciplinary dialogue and exchange of ideas across a wide range of themes: atmospheric composition, climate monitoring, air quality. LAP/AUTH had a very significant presence at the conference. The team was represented by Prof. Dimitris Balis, Dr. MariLiza Koukouli, Dr. Katerina Garane and Andreas Pseftogas (PhD student), who presented their work with 5 Oral Presentations and 7 posters.

CINDI-3 (Third Cabauw Intercomparison of Nitrogen Dioxide measuring Instruments)

The Laboratory of Atmospheric Physics members, Dr. Dimitris Karagkiozidis and Dimitris Nikolis (Ph.D. student) successfully participated to the CINDI-3 (Third Cabauw Intercomparison of Nitrogen Dioxide measuring Instruments) campaign that took place at the Cabauw Experimental Site for Atmospheric Research, the Netherlands, from 21 May until 19 June 2024.

The LAP systems MAX-DOAS Delta and Phaethon were transferred onsite and intercompared to other instruments in order to assess their accuracy and ensure the quality of their measurements.

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