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Appendix A: Workshop Agenda and Participant List
Pages 63-68

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... A1/tso inc1/~ded are summaries of severa1/t workshop presentations, inc1/~ding three presentations that provide a genera/ overview of the key discussion topics (B. C, and D9, and five presentations that describe specific examp1/tes of how dispersion mode1/ting systems can be app11tiec1 in a "react wor11~1" context (E through I9.
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From page 65...
... ~ The overview talks are aimed at providing some basic context for the workshop participants who come from a wide variety of professional backgrounds. 2 Additional models and operational programs may be discussed, although this session is not aimed at providing a comprehensive review of all relevant existing activities.
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From page 66...
... Observations and data assimilation for atmospheric dispersion models (Chair: Michael Hardesty, NOAA/ETL; Rapporteur: Peggy LeMone, NCAR) Information needs of emergency first-responders and other 'user' groups (Chair: Stephen McGrail, Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency; Rapporteur: Lewis Duncan, Dartmouth College)
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From page 67...
... Paula Davidson, NOAA National Weather Service Frances Edwards-Winslow, San Jose Emergency Preparedness Office James Ellis, LLNL National Atmospheric Release Advisory Capability Steve Hanna, George Mason University Michael Hardesty, NOAA/ETL Paul Hirschberg, NOAA National Weather Service Kathy Houshmand, DOD Chem/Bio Defense Program (Joint Effects Model program) Alan Huber, EPA/ORD (and NOAA/APL)
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From page 68...
... Army Soldier and Biological Chemical Command Duncan McGill, Defense Threat Reduction Agency Lew Podolske, White House Office of Homeland Security David Rogers, NOAA Office of Oceanic and Atmospheric Research Donald Wernly, NOAA National Weather Service
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  • brian beitler

  • james ellis
  • joint effects
  • effects model
  • martin bagley
  • release advisory

  • atmospheric release
  • advisory capability
  • national atmospheric
  • gayle sugiyama
  • walter dabberdt

  • stephen mcgrail
  • mit department
  • michael hardesty
  • mason university
  • colorado state

  • san jose
  • emergency preparedness
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  • model program


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