PROGRAM 2023

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Preliminary Activities
DAY 1 Wednesday. March 22nd
DAY 2 Thursday. March 23rd
DAY 3 Friday. March 24th
Saturday,
March 25th

Saturday. March 25, 2023

START END ACTIVITY
08:45
09:00
Guided tour Ciénaga Grande de Santa Marta
Pre-registration needed
(additional fees apply)
09:00
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CASAP IX SPACES

  • Main room:
It corresponds to the main congress space. It features opening and closing ceremonies, five international keynote presentations, and two talks with international and national speakers.
  • Parallel presentations:
The papers selected by the CASAP scientific committee are being presented orally. Each session lasts for ten minutes, with an additional five minutes set up for questions (15 minutes total). Four parallel sessions will be held in separate 80-person rooms. Up to 80 papers are expected to be selected.
  • Poster exhibition:
The posters that have been accepted by the scientific committee will be displayed at the congress. There are two designated areas on the schedule for seeing and presenting the posters, along with coffee, snacks, and beer to support the discussion environment. There will be a poster competition evaluation. Up to 50 posters are expected to be selected.
  • Master Classes:
They are short master class-style courses that will run concurrently every day prior to the formal start of the CASAP master sessions. The class issues a certificate of completion at no extra charge. There are only 30 participants per class (four in total), and their assistance will be assigned in the order of registration. The following preliminary classes are planned:
  • Theory, manufacture, and use of low-cost air quality monitor.
  • Air quality data analysis.
  • GEI transport emissions modeling.
  • Basic modeling of pollutants dispersion using free tools.
  • Vehicle emissions modeling using MOVES.
  • Science and Climate Change.
  • Air Challenge:
An observation race will be held; including a map with representative city landmarks, while air quality measurements will be taken using low-cost sensors. As a result, it is expected to create an air quality map using the data collected, analyze the results, discuss the experience, and present a summary of the findings.
  • Academic programs offer:
It is expected that universities and educational institutions will be able to assertively expose their offer of training programs related to air quality, atmospheric sciences, and climate change mitigation in this formal space within the agenda.

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