PROGRAMME

Tuesday, June 29th 2004

Anthropogenic and natural Emmissions

Linhart Hall (LD)

8:30	Pacyna, Jozef M.	Global Anthropogenic sources and Emissions of Mercury in 2000	O-01
9:10	Pyle, David	Volcanic Emissions of Mercury to the Atmosphere: uncertainties and outstanding issues	O-02
9:50	Friedli, Hans	Contribution from Biomass burning to global Mercury budgets	O-03
10:30		Coffee break

Speciations

Linhart Hall (LD)

11:00	Adams, Freddy	Speciation Analysis of Mercury in the Polar Environment by multi-capillary Gas Chromatography-Inductively coupled Plasma Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometry	O-04
11:40	Klaue, Bjoern	Investigation of Mercury isotopis mass fractionation as a novel tracer for sources and pathways of Mercury in the environmetn	O-05
12:20	Miller, Carrie	The Use of Octanol Water Partitioning to Measure Hg Speciation in Natural Samples	O-06
13:00		Lunch

Air/Surface exchange over soil and vegetation

Linhart Hall (LD)

15:00	Sexauer Gustin, Mae	Controlled experimental examination of the role of precipitation and moisture content on Mercury emissions from soils	O-07
15:40	Marsik, Frank	The Air-Surface exhange of gaseous Mercury over a mixed Sawgrass-Cattail stand within the Florida everglades	O-08
16:20	Obrist, Daniel	Large annual Hg emissions over Tallgrass prairie grasslands indicate vegetated terrestrial ecosystems to be sources of Hg to the atmosphere	O-09
17:00	Fostier, Anne Hélene	Atmosphere - Soil Exchange of Mercury in the Negro River Basin, Amazon: Influences of the Vegetative Cover	O-10
18:00		Closing
19:00		Galla dinner