09:00
Welcome: The IOP Environmental Physics GroupHugh Deighton, Chair, Environmental Physics GroupHelen Rogers, Professor, New Model Institute for Technology and Engineering (NMITE)
09:05
Introduction by the Session ChairLucy Carpenter, Professor of Atmospheric Chemistry, University of York
Keynote: Estimating lockdown induced European NO2 changesJerome Barre, Data Assimilation Scientist, ECMWF
Local Air Quality in the Supersite at ManchesterThomas Bannan, University of Manchester
10:50
Session 1 Close
Introduction by the Session ChairEmily Shuckburgh, Director, Cambridge Zero and Helen Rogers, Professor, New Model Institute for Technology and Engineering (NMITE)
Keynote: What have we learned about climate from lockdown?Nicolas Bellouin, Professor of Climate Processes, University of Reading
Quantification of the Primary Emission Changes in Europe due to the COVID-19 Quarantine MeasuresMarc Guevara, Earth Sciences, Barcelona Supercomputing Centre
Q&A and Discussion led by Session Chair
14:00
Introduction by the Session ChairHelen Macintyre, Senior Environmental Scientist, Climate Change and Health Group, Public Health England
Keynote: Lockdown and future pathways to sustainability: Learning and doing from broad perspectivesPaul Young, Climate Scientist and Senior Lecturer, Lancaster University
Current and future global climate impacts resulting from COVID19Chris Smith, University of Leeds, UK and IIASA, Austria
15:45
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Registration deadline
03 November 2020 [17:00 GMT]
Organised by the IOP Environmental Physics Group
and the IOP History of Physics Group