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SCOUT-O3 Activities
SCOUT-O3 has been structured into 8 of scientific activities (see figure). The first 4 directly address the main scientific issues. The 5th includes basic laboratory and detailed modelling studies required to achieve the first 4. The global modelling activity is a cross-cutting action whose members are involved in all the other scientific activities. In addition there are two support activities (database and management).
| No. | Title | Leader (AL) |
1 |
Ozone, climate and UV predictions | M. Dameris (DLR) U. Langematz (FUB) |
2 |
SCOUT-O3 Tropical | C. Schiller (FZJ) J-P. Pommereau (CNRS) T. Peter (ETHZ) |
3 |
Extra-tropical ozone and water vapour | P. Haynes (UCAM) M. Rex (AWI) |
4 |
UV radiation | A. Bais (AUTH) G. Seckmeyer (UHAN) |
5 |
Chemistry and particles: studies of kinetics, photochemistry, heterogeneous processes and nucleation | J. Crowley (MPG) N. Larsen (DMI) |
6 |
Global diagnostic chemical transport modelling | M. Chipperfield (ULEEDS) |
7 |
SCOUT-O3 database and public outreach | M. Streibel (UCAM) J. Kaurola (FMI) |
8 |
Management | J. Pyle (UCAM) N. Harris (UCAM) |
Each activity involves a number of tasks, which are translated into a series of workpackages. All workpackages have specific deliverables and milestones. View the table demonstrating the structure and responsibilities in SCOUT-O3.