CMM

2007

Centro de Modelamiento Matemático - CMM

Universidad de Chile 2007

Our goal at CMM To establish meaningful and productive relationships
between advanced mathematics and all endeavors of modern society

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South American Emission, Megacities and Climate

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Researchers:
Laura Gallardo (DGF/CMM)
Axel Osses (DIM/CMM)

Collaborators in Chile:
Mauricio Osses (en DIMEC hasta 2008, ahora en Reino Unido), PhD. Emissions (RU)
Marcelo Mena (U. Andrés Bello) PhD. Emissions and DA (EE.UU.)
Galina Garcá (USACH) PhD. Análisis Numérico (U. de Concepción)
Ana María Córdova (UV) PhD. Meteorología

Engineers:
Heber Matamoro (2009-) Mathematical Engineer (U. Frontera)
Rosa Zamora (2009-) Meteorologist (U. de Valparaíso)
Pierre Nancel-Pennard (2009-) PhD. Applied Mathematics
Carlos Castillo (2009-) Master student in Meteorology (U. de Chile)
Rodrigo Delgado (2006-2009) industrial /IT Engineer and Lab. administrator

Pablo Saide (2008-2009) MsC. Mechanical Engineer (U. de Chile)

Research Assistants:
Karen Noriega (2009) Engeniero Físico (USACH)
Javier Contreras (2009) Estadístico (PUC)


SAEMC 2006-2010 is a four year international project financed by the Inter American Institute for Global Change (IAI) in which five countries, 20 researchers and 12 postgraduate students participate from 9 institutions.

Objectives
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To provide accurate regional emissions and climate change scenarios for South America, with emphasis on the impacts of and on megacities.
To establish the basis for operational chemical weather forecast for South American megacities.
To strengthen and expand an active research and capacity building network in the Americas functional to Earth System Modeling.

Working-groups

Mobile and Stationary emissions scenarios estimate and evaluation. Dynamical down-scaling of climate change scenarios.
Pilot implementation of chemical weather forecast network and tools for South American megacities.
Prospective characterization of aerosols in and downwind from South American megacities.
Information and Technology. These areas complement each other, and as integrated they establish a key component for Earth System Modeling in the Americas.

SAEMC Workshops
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The outcome of the June SAEMC 2007 Workshop was intended to the establishment of regional capabilities to address the enormous challenge of air quality degradation in South American megacities which offers an opportunity to improve and enhance hitherto disperse research capabilities and to produce scientifically sound and policy-relevant knowledge and tools. The second SAEMC Workshop was held in Brazil in 2008.


Icon's Author Sergio Sanchez Lopez
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