ProScience vol.3
ProScience – vol. 3, Pages 1-128 (28 December 2016)
Editor: Saverio Fiore
Conference Proceedings
2nd International Conference on Atmospheric Dust – DUST2016
ISSN: 2283-5954
Copyright © Author(s) 2016. Published by Digilabs S.a.s.
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Christos D. Argyropoulos, Mishma Abraham, Hala Hassan, Atif Ashraf, Eleni Fthenou, Eman Sadoun, Konstantinos E. Kakosimos
Pp 1-6
Benoît Brandelet, Christophe Rose, Caroline Rogaume, Yann Rogaume
Pp 7-12
Matthias Budde, Marcel Köpke, Michael Beigl
Pp 13-20
Yuta Demura, Buho Hoshino, Yuki Sofue, Kenji Kai, Ts. Purevsuren, Kenji Baba, Jun Noda
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The Inland Asian dry land, such as Gobi and desert of Mongolian Plateau is the most important dust source region in the world. However, in recent years the dust storms were found to have out-broken from the pastureland around the dry lakes, dry river channels and degraded pasturelands. Surrounding of dry lake beds, dry river channels and degraded pastures are the main new sources of Asian Dust Storms (ADS). In this study, based on satellite data, we measured of the Critical Ground Surface Condition (CGSC) (such as vegetation index (NDVI), soil moisture index (SMI), terrain roughness index (TRI), and soil particles) in ASD source region, to establish their influence on ADS and evaluate the mechanism of their occurrence.
Keywords: Asian dust emissions; The critical ground surface condition; Ground surface characteristics; Remote sensing
Anne E. Carey, Susan A. Welch, W. Berry Lyons
Pp 31-37
The flux of Saharan dust to Panama and its influence on soil geochemistry
Melisa A. Diaz, Hongbin Yu, Kelly M. Deuerling, Gerhard Wörner, Christopher B. Gardner, Russell S. Harmon, Steven T. Goldsmith, Anne E. Carey, W. Berry Lyons
Pp 38-43
Ignacio Fernández-Olmo, Carmen Laita, Ana Hernández-Pellón, Mariano Puente
Pp 44-49
Ana Hernández-Pellón, Ignacio Fernández-Olmo
Pp 50-55
Patrice Hubert, Hervé Herbin,Olivier Pujol, Nicolas Visez, Denis Petitprez
Pp 56-61
Pavel Kishcha, Arlindo da Silva, Boris Starobinets, Pinhas Alpert
Pp 62-66
Simone Lolli, Fabio Madonna, Marco Rosoldi, Gelsomina Pappalardo
Pp 67-71
Victor Lyubov, Evgeniya Popova, Anatoly Popov
Pp 72-77
Eva Merico, Antonio Donateo, Andrea Gambaro, Daniela Cesari, Elena Gregoris, Elena Barbaro, Adelaide Dinoi, Giorgio Giovanelli, Samuele Masieri, Daniele Contini
Pp 78-83
Ashok Kumar Pokharel, Michael L. Kaplan, Stephanie Fiedler
Pp 84-93
Aruna Ravi, Antriksh Luthra, Fernando L. Teixeira, James V. Coe
Pp 94-99
Guillaume Schmidt, Gwenaëlle Trouvé, Gontrand Leyssens, Cornelius Schönnenbeck, Fabrice Cazier, Dorothée Dewaele, Paul Genevray, Stéphane Labbé, Yann Denance, Céline Le-Dreff, Noël Adam
Pp 100-105
Activities in 15 years of AD-Net, a lidar network for Asian dust studies
Atsushi Shimizu, Nobuo Sugimoto, Ichiro Matsui, Tomoaki Nishizawa, Yoshitaka Jin
Pp 106-110
Saurabh Sonwani
Pp 111-116
Antonio Speranza, Rosa Caggiano, Salvatore Margiotta, Vito Summa, Serena Trippetta
Pp 117-122
Rita Sturmlechner, Gabriel Reichert, Harald Stressler, Christoph Schmidl, Manuel Schwabl, Walter Haslinger, Heike Öhler, Johannes Bachmaier, Robert Mack, Hans Hartmann, Marius Wöhler
Pp 123-128