Goddard Earth Sciences & Technology Center Staff

Atmospheric Chemistry and Dynamics

Scope of Research

Members of the Atmospheric Chemistry and Dynamics Research Group investigate atmospheric distributions of trace gases and aerosols, and examine the spectral and geographical distributions of the UV radiation fields and their impacts on photochemistry and climate. Activities of group members span measurement and retrieval processes, satellite, ozonezonde and ground based data analysis, assimilation and modeling. These studies play an important role in NASA Earth Science Enterprise's (ESE) goal of "assessing the quality of air we breathe," and provide important input for the study of "climate variability and change."

Group Members

GEST members in the Atmospheric Chemistry and Dynamics research group, with links to their biographical information (faculty only) and their GSFC Branch, along with a contact email address.
Name	GSFC Code	Email Address
Bian, Huisheng	613.3	bian@rondo.gsfc.nasa.gov
Bucsela, Eric	613.3	buscela@code916.gsfc.nasa.gov
Chandra, Sushil	613.3	chandra@chapman.gsfc.nasa.gov
Curran, Robert		rcurran@usgcrp.gov
Diehl, Thomas	613.3	thomas.diehl@gsfc.nasa.gov
Duncan, Bryan N.	613.3	duncan@code916.gsfc.nasa.gov
Gassó, Santiago	613.2	santiago@climate.gsfc.nasa.gov
Krotkov, Nickolay A.	613.3	krotkov@tparty.gsfc.nasa.gov
Lary, David	610.1	dlary@gmao.gsfc.nasa.gov
Morris, Gary	613.3	gmorris@rice.edu
Olsen, Mark	613.3	olsen@code916.gsfc.nasa.gov
Steenrod, Stephen	613.3
Strahan, Susan	613.3	strahan@prometheus.gsfc.nasa.gov
Weaver, Clark J.	613.3	weaver@blueberry.gsfc.nasa.gov
Wenig, Mark	613.3
Ziemke, Jerry	613.3	ziemke@jwocky.gsfc.nasa.gov

Last Updated March 3, 2006 3:46 PM