5

Welcome by ITMS Coordinator

Christoph Gerbig (MPI-BGC)

10

Welcome & Logistics

Roland Ruhne (KIT IMK)

20

Welcome Address

Peter Braesicke (KIT IMK/DWD)

10

Welcome Address

Birgit Nabbefeld (DLR-PT) on behalf of Sonja Baron (BMBF)

D1OM01

20 + 10

ITMS - what have we achieved so far?

Andrea Kaiser-Weiss (DWD) & Christoph Gerbig (MPI-BGC)

D1OM02

20 + 10

European research landscape PARIS/AVENGER/EYE-CLIMA

Anita Ganesan (University of Bristol)

D1OM01

15+5

ITMS-M Overview: status and recent progress

Christoph Gerbig

D1OM03

10+5

CH₄ fluxes from ICON-ART based inversion

Valentin Bruch

D10M07

10+5

GHG data assimilation at DWD

Niklas Becker

D1OM04

8+2

CH4 decay rates over Europe

Philipp Dietz

D1OM05

10+5

Improvement of Vertical Transport – updates from WP-M.4

Michal Galkowski

D1OM06

10+5

Monitoring Urban CO2 Emissions

Sanam Vardag

D1EQ01

KIT IMK-IFU: Ralf Kiese, Clemens Scheer, NN
FZJ: Harrie-Jan Hendricks-Franssen, Michael Herbst, Theresa Boas
TI: Roland Fuß, Wolfgang Stümer. Steffen Herrmann

Q&S_II Agri-For-Life

FZJ: P_Q&S.01
TI: P_Q&S.02, P_Q&S.03

D1EQ02

FUB: Martijn Schaap, Sabine Banzhaf

Q&S_II Artemis

P_Q&S.04

D1EQ03

KIT IMK-IFU: Ralf Kiese, Clemens Scheer, Sergey Blagodatsky
HSWT: Matthias Drößler, Janina Klatt, Sebastian Friedrich, Florian Braumann

Q&S_II MODELPEAT

P_Q&S.05

D1EQ04

AWI Helgoland: Ingeborg Bußmann
HEREON: Tina Sanders

Q&S_II Coast GeM

P_Q&S.XX

D1EQ05

IOW: Gregor Rehder

Q&S_II ATMOSHIP

D1EB01

Looking beyond our Eddy-Covariance backyard – vertical profiles at ecosystem stations

ITMS-B_II FeaViTa

Alexander Graf, Lediane Marcon, et al.

D1EB02

Ground-based FTIR measurements of XCO2, XCH4 and XCO for cross-scale analysis

ITMS-B_II FTIR

Benedikt Löw

D1EB03

Mapping CO2 and Methane Emissions: Simulations Using the TANGO Satellite Initiative.

ITMS-B_II HISAT

Harikrishnan Charuvil Asokan

D1EB04

Isotope-specific monitoring of atmosphere-ecosystem exchange of greenhouse gases

ITMS-B_II ISOMONEAE

Oisin Boersma and Matthias Claß

D1EB05

Peatland in-situ Measurement Setup and Correlations with Remote Sensing Data

ITMS-B_II PeatSens

Katrin Krzepek

D1EB06

Top-down CH4 emission estimates of localized emitters using in-situ and remote sensing ground based and aircraft data

ITMS-B_II TEGAD

Heinrich Bovensmann

D1PB01

Looking beyond our Eddy-Covariance backyard – vertical profiles at ecosystem stations

ITMS-B_II FeaViTa

Alexander Graf, Lediane Marcon, et al.

D1PB02

Ground-based FTIR measurements of XCO2, XCH4 and XCO for cross-scale analysis

ITMS-B_II FTIR

Benedikt Löw

D1PB03

Mapping CO2 and Methane Emissions: Simulations Using the TANGO Satellite Initiative.

ITMS-B_II HISAT

Harikrishnan Charuvil Asokan

D1PB04

Isotope-specific monitoring of atmosphere-ecosystem exchange of greenhouse gases

ITMS-B_II ISOMONEAE

Oisin Boersma and Matthias Claß

D1PB05

Peatland in-situ Measurement Setup and Correlations with Remote Sensing Data

ITMS-B_II PeatSens

Katrin Krzepek

D1PQ01

Progress of eCLM –  Domain Customization and Integration of Organic Fertilization

ITMS-QS_II Agri-For-Live

Theresa Boas (FZJ)

D1PQ02

Prediction of carbon exchange in forest biomass

ITMS-QS_II Agri-For-Live

Steffen Herrmann and Wolfgang Stümer (TI)

D1PQ03

Implementation of manure transports in the GasEm model.

ITMS-QS_II Agri-For-Live

Sebastian Grayek (TI)

D1PQ04

Update of the dynamic spatio-temporal emission profiles for CH₄ and CO₂

ITMS-QS_II ARTEMIS

Sabine Banzhaf & Matteo Urzí (FUB)

D1PQ05

Progress and Planning of MODELPEAT

ITMS-QS_II MODELPEAT

Florian Braumann (HSWT) & Sergey Blagodatskiy (KIT IMK-IFU)

D1PQ06

Greenhouse Gas Emissions from German Coastal Waters (Coast GeM)

ITMS-QS_II Coast GeM

Ingeborg Bussmann (AWI) and Tina Sanders (HEREON)

D1PQ07

Progress and Planning of AGRIO

AGRIO

Ingeborg Bussmann (AWI) and Tina Sanders (HEREON)

D1PQ08

Progress and Planning of ATMOSHIP

ITMS-QS_II ATMOSHIP

Gregor Rehder (IOW)

D1PK01

KPIs at the example of Module B

ITMS-K

Max Reuter

D1PK02

ITMS Project Progress: Structural Traceability Matrix

ITMS-K

Rachael Akinyede

D1PK03

Feedback on confluence

ITMS-K

Jennifer Mueller-Williams and Hannes Imhof

D2OQ01

15+5

ITMS Q&S Overview with Link to Posters

Ralf Kiese (KIT IMK-IFU)

D2OQ02

15+5

Overview of the CAMS emission products
Recent developments on a-priori emissions for the European emission verification within CAMS. Philosophy of the European products, discussing key assumptions and approaches for a consistent inventory for Europe. Uptake strategy in ITMS as planned within the Q&S project (FUB).

Martijn Schaap (FUB/TNO)

D2OQ03

10+5

Spatial distribution of GHG emissions - Greta improvements and integration of LULUCF emissions
This presentation will inform about the Greta improvements (and data package for Modul M) and the integration of LULUCF emission (from TI).

Stefan Feigenspan (UBA)

D2OQ04

10+5

Challenges for LULUCF Reporting = Opportunities for ITMS?

Roland Fuß (TI)

D2OQ05

8+2

First results of process-based modelling via LandscapeDNDC for N2O & NEE from agricultural soils
This is a presentation of the flexible framework for calculating GHG emission and deposition fields, using the example of agricultural soils and ingesting activity data of different WPs.

Andrew Smerald (KIT IMK-IFU)

D2OQ06

8+2

eCLM Setup and Technical Model Developments
We present the DE-0055 high-resolution simulation domain, customized for the local FZJ branch of the Community Land Model (eCLM), covering Germany and neighboring regions. This setup integrates detailed inputs, particularly for agricultural practices, and soil data provided by the Thünen Institute. Additionally, we highlight ongoing technical advancements focused on improving the representation of key cash crops and incorporating organic carbon dynamics from fertilization, which are crucial steps before initiating the model spin-up for nutrient pools and subsequent production runs.

Theresa Boas (FZJ)

D2OM01

8+2

System structure and information flow at ITMS-M-DWD

Diego Jiménez de la Cuesta Otero

D2OM02

8+2

On the potential of radon to improve CH4 emission estimates

Fabian Maier

D2OV01

8+2

Introduction to Module-V

Elena Zwerschke

D2PQ01n

The German a-priori emission database

ITMS-Q&S Coordination

Hannes Imhof (KIT IMK-KIFU)

D2PQ02n

The Q&S input database on DKRZ with Metadata/Descriptions on Confluence

ITMS-Q&S WP2

John Akubia (TI) and Hannes Imhof (KIT)

D2PM01n

Mixing height – uncertainty estimation

ITMS-M WP4

Navid Mouji

D2PM02n

Model and Observation: When and Where to Compare

ITMS-M

Niklas Becker

D2PM03n

PARIS project – an option for European comparison

Paris

Maya Harms

D2PM04n

Estimating European CH4 fluxes using the CarboScope Regional atmospheric inversion system 2006-2021

ITMS-M WP2

Thomas Koch

D2PM05n

Discrepancies between ICOS measurements and modelled greenhouse gas concentrations: characterizing the parametrization error for greenhouse gas emission verification

ITMS-M WP13

Diego Jiménez de la Cuesta Otero

D2PM06n

EnVar developments for DWD GHG data assimilation

ITMS-M WP10

Niels Heinrich Keil

D2PM07n

Sectoral differentiation of CH₄ by using ICON-ART – A feasibility study

ITMS-M

Buhalqem Mamtimin

D2PM08n

An observation operator for satellite data assimilation of methane vertical columns in ICON-ART

ITMS-M WP9

Anne-Marlene Blechschmidt

D2PB01n

ICOS Atmosphere Observation Network for ITMS

ITMS-B WP2

Jennifer Müller-Williams et al.

D2PB02n

In-situ NOx observations using the German ICOS tall tower setup

ITMS-B WP2

Tobias Kneuer et al.

D2PB03n

Improved AMF for tropospheric NO2 columns retrieved from TROPOMI using MODIS BRDF kernel coefficients

ITMS-B WP6

Thomas Visarius

D2PE01

The VERBE Project - an introduction to the Belgian GHG monitoring system

VERBE

Filip Desmet (Royal Belgian Institute for Space Aeronomy & University of Antwerp, VERBE project)

D2OB01

25+5

Observation Data for ITMS - initial achievements and new activities

Heinrich Bovensmann

D2OB02

15+5

Satellite data of carbon gases for ITMS applications

Oliver Schneising

D2OB03

15+5

Ground-based FTIR measurements of XCO2, XCH4, and XCO (FTIR) and High-resolution satellite images of XCO2 and XCH4 (HISAT) in support of ITMS

Andre Butz

D2OB04

15+5

Towards operational generation of robust data-driven biogenic flux priors

Sophia Walter

D2PQ01a

Progress of process-based modelling via LandscapeDNDC for N2O & NEE from forest ecosystems

ITMS-Q&S WP4

Hassane Moutahir (KIT IMK-IFU)

D2PQ02a

GHG emissions from river systems - upscaling by remote sensing

ITMS-Q&S

Ricky Mwanake (KIT IMK-IFU)

D2PM01a

Limitations on the accuracy of point-source emission estimation due to atmospheric turbulence

ITMS-M WP4

Michał Gałkowski (MPI-BGC)

D2PM02a

Unlocking Insights: Evaluating Simulated CO2 Over Europe Through Aircraft Observations and Error Apportionment

ITMS-M WP5

Ðanilo Custódio (MPI-BGC)

D2PM03a

Towards regional CH4 inversions with ICON-ART assimilating satellite TROPOMI data over Europe

ITMS-M (RIGOROUS)

David Ho (MPI-BGC)

D2PM04a

CarboScope-Regional inversions of biogenic CO2 2006-2023

ITMS-M WP2

Saqr Munassar (MPI-BGC)

D2PM05a

The Potential of night-time observation applications in atmospheric inversions based on CarboScope-Regional system

ITMS-M WP5

Yang Xu (MPI-BGC)

D2PM06a

Urban WRF simulations

ITMS-M WP12

Lukas Pilz

D2PM07a

Urban hotspot monitoring - OSSEs in Munich and Berlin

ITMS-M WP12

Christopher Lüken-Winkels

D2PM08a

A super-simplified OH chemistry for ICON-ART

ITMS-M WP7

Philipp Dietz

D2PB01a

XCH4 and XCO retrieved from TROPOMI on the Sentinel-5P satellite

ITMS-B WP4 + WP6

Oliver Schneising

D2PB02a

Satellite XCO2 from OCO-3 and CO2M: Update and Performance

ITMS-B WP5

Michael Weimer

D2PB03a

Preparatory Activities for the Upcoming MERLIN XCH4 Data

ITMS-B WP8

Sebastian Wolff

40+20

SAB Feedback + Q&A

TBD

15+15

Presentation of Concept Phase 2 + Q&A

Christoph Gerbig

Room: 156 | Chair: @Christoph Gerbig | Notes: @Rachael Akinyede

Room: 155 | Chair: @Ralf Kiese / @Clemens Scheer | Notes: @Hannes Imhof

Room: 221 | Chair: @Heinrich Bovensmann IUP | Notes: @Rachael Akinyede

Concluding Remarks

Andreas Fix

Concluding Remarks

Christoph Gerbig