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1 Emissions Working Group What are the major problems/limitations in the current standard model? What are the ongoing model development activities? What are the priorities and plans for implementing new developments into the standard model?

2 GEOS-Chem Anthropogenic Emissions Updates for VOC, BC/OC Emissions? Upgrade ship emissions inventory? (to ICOADS)? Issues with CO?

3 GEOS-Chem Anthropogenic Emissions Make all regional inventories default? Other available updates to include? Thoughts about using “a posteriori” inventories for updates? EDGAR vs GEIA for global?

4 GEOS-Chem Natural Emissions How eliminate resolution dependence? (E.g. dust, sea-salt, …) Megan? Biomass burning? Lightning?

5 Other Species CO 2 CH 4 Mercury Other?

6 Emissions Group Leader?

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