Session Details
Oral [05]-1st
Tue. Nov 3, 2026 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM JST
Tue. Nov 3, 2026 12:00 AM - 1:30 AM UTC
Tue. Nov 3, 2026 12:00 AM - 1:30 AM UTC
RoomC-2(1st Floor)
[05-O001]On-road Mobile NH3 Measurements using a Portable FAIMS Instrument in the Tokyo Bay Area: Identification of Emission Sources
*Tomoki Nakayama1, Katsuya Ujimoto2, Hiroshi Tsurumaru3, Shinji Saito3, Chieko Nudejima3, Junya Hoshi3, Nobuyuki Takegawa4 (1. Nagasaki University (Japan), 2. Ricoh Company, Ltd. (Japan), 3. Tokyo Metropolitan Research Institute for Environmental Protection (Japan), 4. Tokyo Metropolitan University (Japan))
[05-O002]Ammonia volatilisation from surface urea application in the Australian grains industry.
*Graeme Schwenke1, Mike Bell2, Roger Armstrong7, Kamal Adhikari7, Nigel Wilhelm6, Zhaohan Luo6, Louise Barton3, Paul Damon3, David Lester8, Cameron Silburn8, Tan Dang3, Bidhyut Banik5, Craig Scanlan5, Kirsten Verburg4, Heather Pasley4 (1. New South Wales Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (Australia), 2. University of Queensland (Australia), 3. University of Western Australia (Australia), 4. CSIRO (Australia), 5. Western Australia Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (Australia), 6. South Australian Research and Development Institute (Australia), 7. Victoria Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action (Australia), 8. Queensland Department of Primary Industries (Australia))
[05-O003]Monitoring ammonia emissions in the Netherlands: is the current observation network sufficient?
*Simeng Li1,2, Enrico Dammers2, Jan Willem Erisman1 (1. Leiden University (Netherlands), 2. TNO (Netherlands))
[05-O004]First δ15N–Based Fingerprinting of NH3 in the Netherlands: Addressing a Critical European Data Gap
*Jun Zhang1, Arjan Hensen1,2, Enrico Dammers3, Gerrit Jan de Bruin1, Harmen van Mansom1, Samuel Bodé4, Martijn Schaap3,5, Rudi Kalter1, Lonee Dammers1, Bastiaan Wit1, Jeroen Staelens6 (1. Environmental Modelling, Sensing & Analysis, TNO (Netherlands), 2. Faculty of Science, Earth and Climate, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam (Netherlands), 3. Air Quality and Emissions Research, TNO (Netherlands), 4. Isotope Bioscience Laboratory (ISOFYS), Ghent University (Belgium), 5. Institute of Meteorology, Freie Universität Berlin (Germany), 6. Flanders Environment Agency (VMM) (Belgium))
[05-O005]Modelling NH3 Volatilisation Field Experiments in APSIM
*Heather Pasley1, Jody Biggs1, Kirsten Verburg1, Graeme Schwenke2, Rogerio Chicota3, Iris Vogeler4, Roger Armstrong5, Kamal Adhikari5, Nigel Wilhelm6, Tan Dang7, Zhaohan Luo6, Louise Barton7, Paul Damon7, David Lester8, Cameron Silburn8, Bidhyut Banik9, Craig Scanlan9,7, Val Snow3 (1. CSIRO Agriculture and Food (Australia), 2. NSW Department of Primary Industries (Australia), 3. New Zealand Institute for Bioeconomy Science Ltd (New Zealand), 4. Aarhus University (Denmark), 5. Department of Energy, Environment, and Climate (Australia), 6. South Australian Research and Development Institute (Australia), 7. University of Western Australia (Australia), 8. QLD Department of Primary Industries (Australia), 9. Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (Australia))
[05-O006]Explainable Machine Learning Reveals Distinct Seasonality and Multi-Process Controls on Urban Surface Ammonia Variability in Beijing and Pearl River Delta
*Ziru LAN1, Aoxing ZHANG2, Da PAN3, Xingpei YE6, Quanfu HE1, Weili LIN4, Yuanhong ZHAO5, Ning CHAI1, Zichong CHEN1, Zhuangmin ZHONG7,8, Tao ZHANG7,8, Duohong CHEN7,8, Junyu ZHENG1, Yixin GUO1 (1. Hong Kong Univ. of Sci. and Technol. (Guangzhou) (China), 2. Southern Univ. of Sci. and Technol. (China), 3. Georgia Inst. of Technol. (USA), 4. Minzu Univ. of China (China), 5. Ocean Univ. of China (China), 6. Jiangsu Guoxin Research Institute Co., Ltd. (China), 7. Guangdong Ecological and Environmental Monitoring Center (China), 8. Key Laboratory of Regional Air Quality Monitoring, Ministry of Ecology and Environment (China))