Todd C. Emerson, #8175 444 SouthRiver Road St. George, Utah, 84790 Telephone: (435) 634-3530 Facsimile: (435) 634-3505 Attorney for SkyWest AITlines, Inc.

In the Matter of: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION OFFICE OFHEARINGS

WASHINGTON, D.C. 

# REGEIVED

FEB -3 2314 

## HEARING DOCKET

FAA Case No. 2012NM060025 FDMS No. FAA-2013-0292 SkyWest Airlines, Inc.

Judge: Richard C. Goodwin

RESPONDENT'S RESPONSE TO ADMINISTRATOR'S REQUEST FORDISCOVERY

INTERROGATORIES
InterrogatoryNo. 1: Identify all documents, including correspondence, obtained byyou or in yourpossession, relating to the assertions inthe Complaint, your Appeal, your Answer, and any affirmative defenses whichyou anticipate raising inthis matter. SeeRequest for ProductionNo. 1.
Response: SkyWestAirlines objects to Interrogatory 1to the extentthat it calls for documents covered bythe attorney client privilege and the workproductprivilege. Without waivingthat objection, SkyWestAirlines identifies the following documents: (1) Releasedportions ofthe FAAinvestigation file; (2) ACARS data; (3) Irregular operations report filed bythe crew offlight 7770 (4) SLC Airport weather data and National Weather Service Data collectedon December 7, 2011.
InterrogatoryNo.2: Identifybyname, address and telephone number, all persons whom you intendto havetestify as a factual or expertwitness inyour defense at thehearing inthis matter, and for factual witnesses, provide a detailed summary ofeachpersons anticipatedtestimony.
Response: Individuals knownto SkyWest that haveknowledge ofthe matters alleged inthe Complaint are:
1. CPT Thomas Gibbs is a fact witness. He was the PIC on flight 7770. He will testify as to the condition ofaircraftN426SW and the actions ofhis crew onthe morning of December7, 2011. 2. First Officer Dennis Burris a fact witness. Hewill testify as to his inspection ofthe condition ofaircraft N426SW and other actions onthe morning ofDecember 7, 2011. 3. CPT Daniel Anderson is a fact witness. Hewill testify about the condition ofthe wing surfaces whichhe witnessed as apassenger onflight 7770 onDecember 7, 2011. 4. Dave Katsilas is a fact witness. He is the SkyWest SLC Airport manager andwill testify
as to de-icing operations at the Salt Lalce CityAirport onDecember 7, 2011. 5. Dr. KevinD. Perryis an expert witness. He is the Chairofthe Department of Atmospheric Sciences at the University ofUtah., and willtestify as to the weather conditions and the sublimation ofthe perceived frost on aircraft N426SW at the Salt Lake International Airport onDecember 7, 2011.

These individuals canbe contactedthrough SkyWest's counsel.
InterrogatoryNo. 3: Withrespect to each expert witness identifiedinresponse to Interrogatory No.2, above, specifytheir specific area ofexpertise, and provide a synopsis oftheir credentials, background, training and experience.
Response: Dr. KevinD. Perryearned aBachelor ofScience, withhonors, inMeteorologyfrom Iowa State UniversityofScience and Technology. He also holds aPh.D. in Atmospheric Sciences from the University ofWashington. He taught several courses in aviation meteorology at the San Jose State University and is currentlythe Chair ofthe Department ofAtmospheric Sciences at the University ofUtah, where hehas been aprofessor for thepast 12 years. InterrogatoryNo. 4: Identify all documents which you anticipate offering into evidence at the hearing in this matter, and through whichwitness orwitnesses. SeeRequest for ProductionNo. 2.
Response: SkyWestAirlines intends to offerinto evidence:
(I) FAAevidentiary file (2) Exhibits to the deposition ofAaron Perkins (3) FAA Order 2150.3B

2(4) NationalWeather Service data for December 7, 2011. (5) Expertreport ofKevinPerry.
InterrogatoryNo. 5: Withrespectto each expert witness identifiedinresponse to Interrogatory No. 2 above, specifytheir specific area ofexpertise, and provide a synopsis oftheir credentials, background, training and experience.
Response: See response no. 3, above.
InterrogatoryNo. 6: Withrespect to each expert you expect to call as a witness, state the subjectmatter onwhichthe expert is expectedto testify, and state the substance ofthe facts and opinions to whichthe expert is expectedto testify, and a summary ofthe grounds for each such opinion.
Response: Dr. Perrywilltestify as to the atmospheric conditions at the Salt Lake CityAirport
on December 7, 2011. Hewillreferto government weather data and offer opinions about the formation and sublimation offrost on aircraft N426SWpriorto flight 7770. Hewill account for the arrival temperature ofthe aircraft frame and wing surfaces, fuel temperature, atmospheric temperature, wind, solar radiation, dewpoint, air pressure and other factors to arrive at the conclusion that no frost was present onthe wing surfaces at takeoff.
InterrogatoryNo.7: Describewith specificity all ofthe facts which you anticipatepresentingin the course oftheNTSB hearinginthis matterpertainingto the avoidance ormitigation ofthe sanction sought bythe FAAinthis case. Response: Sky Westis makingno argument for mitigation. Its only argument is the FAAdoes nothave evidence, and therefore cannot meet its burden ofproof, to showthatFlight #7770 took offat 8:08 a.m. onDecember 7, 2011 withfrost onits wings.
InterrogatoryNo. 8: State each and everyreason for SkyWest's denial ofSectionII, Paragraph 7-11 ofthe Administrator's Complaint.
Response: SkyWest agrees that Flight #7770 departed Salt Lake City, Utah, but the FAAhas presentedno evidence that frost was adhering to wing surfaces at takeoff. The Administrator's
case is based on speculation andis not supportedbyenough evidence to meet the burdenof proof.
InterrogatoryNo. 9: State eachand everyfact SkyWest considers to be mitigating inthis case. Response: SkyWestwill not argue mitigation inthis case as there is no underlying violation.

3REQUESTS FORPRODUCTION

Request for ProductionNo. 1: Provide a copy ofall documents referred to inyour answer to InterrogatoryNo. 1.
Response: The irregularoperations reports are providedherewith. Theremaining documents
are alreadyinthe FAA'spossession.
Request for ProductionNo.2: Provide a copyofall documents referred to inyour answer to InterrogatoryNo. 4.
Response: Dr. Perryhas not completedhis expert report. Heis expectedto completehis report
onFebruary 7, at which time a copywill beproduced. The FAA alreadyhas copies ofthe remainingreferenced documents.
Request for ProductionNo. 3: Provide a copyofall exhibits that youintendto offer or will use during the hearing inthis matter. Response: All exhibits willbe drawn from the documents identifiedin SkyWest's response to interrogatories 1 and 4. SkyWest has not yet determinedwhich ofthese documents will be used
as exhibits at thehearing ofthis matter. Request for ProductionNo.4: Provide anydocuments, videos, photographs, orreports which youbelieve demonstrate that the subject aircraft didnot depart with frost adhering to the upper wing surfaces onthe subject flights.
Response: See responses to requests for production, above.
REQUESTS FORADMISSIONS

Request for AdmissionNo. 1: Admitthat the weather conditions onthe ground at Salt Lake City at the time ofthe subject flight was onthe groundprior to departure were conducive to the formation offrost onthe aircraft wings.
Respondent's Response: Admit.
Request for AdmissionNo.2: Admitthat the subject flight didnot receive an application of deicing fluid during the time that itwas onthe groundpriorto the subject flight.
Respondent's Response: Admit.

4DATED this 

### 31st dayofJanuary, 

### 2014.

Todd C. Emerson Attorney for SkyWestAirlines



### 5CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

The undersigned hereby certifies that onthis 31st day ofJanuary, 2014, a true and correct

copy ofthe foregoing RESPONDENT'S RESPONSE TO ADMINISTRATOR'S REQUEST

FOR DISCOVERYwas served as follows:

The Honorable Richard C. Goodwin Office ofHearings, M-20 1200 NewJerseyAvenue, S.E. EastBuilding GroundFloor, Rm El2-320 Washington, D.C. 20590
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# Irregular Operations ReportsThis Information is confidential and the sole property of Skywest Airlines. Information in an lOR may not be disseminated outside the company without prior approval from a company Vice-President orthe Managing Director of Safety & Quality.
IOR-11761-11 Created

- 121812011 3:18 PM Closed- 311412012 7:35AM
Date: 121712011 Time: 7:30AM Location: SLC Ground Handler: 00 FlightNo: 7770 A/C Type: CRJ A/C No: N426SW Departure: SLC Arrival: SGU Original Codes: Departure Irregularity, Other Additional Codes: Regulatory Inspection, FAA, Original ATA Code: Additional ATA Code(s): GEM Project #'s: NA
Routed To: 000441 Jon Tenpas
Forwarded To I Viewed: David Aquino I- YES, Christopher Brown I- YES, Marcus Shane Losee IYES, Stephanie Martin I- YES, Laura Meidell I- YES, George Mulligan I- YES, Robin Wall I- YES, Employee Information * Indicates Report Filer
Job Title: • Captain CRJ First Name: Thomas Last Name: Gibbs Empno: 018181 Location ID: PHX Department: FO
Job Title: Flight Attendant First Name: Molly Last Name: Gibbs Empno: 018201 Location ID: PHX Department: IF
Job Title: First Officer CRJ First Name: Dennis Last Name: Burr Empno: 031665 Location ID: SLC Department: FO
Job Title: Captain EMB First Name: Daniel Last Name: Anderson Empno: 031001Location ID: SLC Department: FO
Additional Information

What was the delay code for the flight? N/A Description
Initial Summary Comment By 018181 Tom Gibbs On 12/8/2011 Comment On 12-07-2011 at or around 11:00 am MST at spot E36 the 3 FAA inspectors (Benjamin Blauer, Doug Stow, and Aaron Perkins) presented themselves at the boarding door aircraft N426SW and asked FO Dennis Burr and myself ifwe would talk to them. We agreed and all took a seat in the passenger cabin ofthe aircraft. At this time inspector Blauer informed us that inspector Perkins had seen that we had departed KSLC bound for KDXZ from E1 as SkyWest flight 7770 without deicing. I informed him that this was correct because we had complied with SP 2800 during the walk around and that it was found that ourwings were clean and clear of any contaminants. I stated thatwe had just arrived from KDXZ as SkyWest flight 7768 and had a turn time of 25 minutes and that it was sunny, skyaPMs clear and the temperature and dew point were some 7 degrees F apart. Inspector Perkins seemed very surprised by this and stated he didnaPMt know the aircraft was on a turn. At this point they showed us a picture of a wing that appeared to me to have water on it, however I could not tell if it was a CRJ wing or the wing of aircraft N426SW. I asked ifthey had a picture ofthe aircraft tail number along with a picture of any contaminants they said they did but did not show me any ofthose pictures. It was at this point that inspector Blauer informed us that inspector Perkins did witness that we had frost on a wing prior to push back. I informed them it was unlikely and that inspector Perkins may be mistaken. However they pushed the issue and informed us that we should take all possible measures to report the incident through proper company and FAA channels. The following is an e-mail from FO Anderson: Mr. Dave Aquino,

I was on flight 7770 from SLC to DXZ on December 7th, 2011. I was riding to DXZ on company business.
It has come to my attention that the pilots of this flight are being accused of neglecting to de-ice when itwas required. This is simply not true. I am a current line pilot with nearly 7 years of line experience and over 5000 hours in this aircraft. I am as qualified as anyone in this company to see the need for de-icing.
When I arrived at the airplane I stopped in the cockpit to say hellp to the pilots. They told me that they had just come from DXZ. was assigned seat 6B. There was no one seated in 6A. When I sat down I looked out the window at the wing as I was wondering ifwe would need to de-ice. I was wondering how long we would need to sit on the ground and looked for myselfto see thatthe plane was still clean from flying in that morning. There was no need to de-ice. Regards,
Dan Anderson CRJ FO SLC EMP # 31001 801-694-9084Employee Feedback
Feedback Type FEEDBACK QUESTION Comment By 000441 Jon Tenpas On 12/9/2011 7:24:18 AM Comment Tom, thanks for the report. It has been forwarded to Fit Ops for review, no need to respond to this message.

Comments
Comment Type GENERAL Comment By 003938 Marcus Shane Losee On 12/9/2011 1:24:57 PM Comment Noted. This is being investigated internally by flight operations.This Information is confidential and the sole property of Skywest Airlines. Information in an lOR may not be disseminated outside the company without prior approval from a company Vice-President orthe Managing Director of Safety & Quality.
IOR-11786-11 Created- 121912011 2:51 PM Closed- 1212212011 12:43 PM
Date: 121712011 Time: 7:30AM Location:SLC Ground Handler: 00 FlightNo: 7770 AIC Type: CRJ AIC No: N426SW Departure: SLC Arrival: SGU Original Codes: Ground De-Ice, Other Additional Codes: Original ATA Code: Additional ATA Code(s): GEM Project #'s: NA
Routed To: 000441 Jon Tenpas
Forwarded To I Viewed: David Aquino I- YES, Jeremy Barclay I- YES, Christopher Brown I- YES, Marcus Shane Losee I- YES, Stephanie Martin I- YES, Laura Meidell I- YES, George Mulligan I- YES, Employee Information * Indicates Report Filer
Job Title: Captain CRJ First Name: Thomas Last Name: Gibbs Empno: 018181 Location ID: PHX Department: FO
Job Title: Flight Attendant First Name: Molly Last Name: Gibbs Empno: 018201 Location ID: PHX Department: IF
Job Title: * First Officer CRJ First Name: Dennis Last Name: Burr Empno: 031665 Location ID: SLC Department: FO
Job Title: Captain EMB First Name: Daniel Last Name: Anderson Empno: 031001 Location ID: SLCDepartment: FO
Additional information Description
Initial Summary Comment By 031665 Dennis Burr On 12/9/2011 Comment Aaron Perkins from the FAA approached us believing that we departed SLC to DXZ with frozen contamination on ourwings. The following is an explanation ofwhat happened with flight number 7770: We flew from DXZ to SLC. Before we departed DXZ our wings were free of frozen contamination. During our flight we did not encounter any rain snow or clouds. We landed in SLC, the passengers deplaned, I did the walk around inspection. My walk around inspection included a tactile check because it was colder than 5 degrees C. This included touching leading edge of the wing, upper wing surface, aileron, spoiler, and flap. I found no frozen contamination. The temperature was negative 4 and dew point was negative 9, there was no fog, no mist, or haze. Later I checked the fuel panel. We were on the ground 41 minutes from door open until door closed. I never saw any frost on the wings. We proceed like normal. We flew to DXZ, then flew back to SLC. Employee Feedback
Feedback Type FEEDBACK QUESTION Comment By 000441 Jon Tenpas On 12/12/2011 7:51:41 AM Comment Dennis, thanks for the follow up. it has been associated with the Captain report and forwarded to Fit Ops for review, no need to respond to this message.
Comments
Comment Type GENERAL Comment By 003938 Marcus Shane Losee On 12/15/2011 4:24:04 PM Comment Noted.

# CV for Dr. Kevin D. PerryEDUCATION 

### KEVIN D. PERRY Department ofAtmospheric Sciences, University ofUtah,

135 S 1460E, Rm 819, Salt Lake City, UT 84112-0110

Tel: (801) 581-6138 (Work); (801) 414-9083 (Cell) E-mail: kevin.perry@utah

..edu

1995 Ph.D., University ofWashington, Atmospheric Sciences 1990 B.S., Iowa StateUniversity ofScience and Technology, Meteorology (Honors)

CURRENT POSITIONS 2011

- present 2008 -present Chair, Department ofAtmospheric Sciences, University ofUtah Associate Professor, Department ofAtmospheric Sciences, University ofUtah

PREVIOUS PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2002-2008 1999-2001 1997-2008

1995- 1998

1990- 1994

1989- 1990

1988- 1989 AssistantProfessor, Department ofAtmospheric Sciences, University ofUtah Assistant Professor, MeteorologyDepartment, SanJose State University Co-Director, Determination ofExtinction andLong-range Transport of Aerosols (DELTA) Research Group, Department ofChemical Engineering, University ofCalifornia, Davis Postdoctoral Researcher, CrockerNuclearLaboratory, University of California, Davis Research/Teaching Assistant, Department ofAtmospheric Sciences, UniversityofWashington StudentPresident, College ofSciences and Humanities, Iowa StateUniversity ofScience and Technology Undergraduate Research Assistant, Department ofGeologic and Atmospheric Sciences, Iowa StateUniversity ofScience and Technology

RESEARCHAND SCHOLARLY INTERESTS AirPollution and Atmospheric Chemistry: identification ofthe sources, sinlcs, transport, optical properties, climatic impacts, and health effects ofatmospheric particulate matter; transport and deposition ofatmospheric mercuryto aquatic ecosystems; intercontinental bacterial transport on mineral dust particles; development ofinstrumentation and analytical techniques to measure the size- andtime-resolved elemental composition ofairborne particulatematter

MEMBERSHIPS AND AFFILIATIONS American Geophysical Union (1994-present) American Meteorological Society (1986-present) Aeronautics EducationAdvisoryBoard (2012-present)

1HONORS AND AWARDS UniversityEarlyCareer TeachingAward, University ofUtah, 2006 Departmental Teaching Award, Atmospheric Sciences, University ofUtah, 2003, 2004, 2005 Student Choice Teaching AwardNominee, University ofUtah, 2003 Outstanding StudentPaperAward, American Geophysical Union Spring Conference, 1994 OutstandingLeadership Award, College ofSciences and Humanities, Iowa State University of Science and Technology, 1990 LAMPOS AwardWinner (Top 1% ofCollege ofSciences and Humanities), Iowa State UniversityofScience andTechnology, 1990

UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATIVE AND COMMITTEE EXPERIENCE Chair, Department ofAtmospheric Sciences (2011 -present): Provide leadership for a department with 11 regular faculty, 6research faculty, 9 staffmembers, 45 graduate students, and 53 undergraduate students. Major accomplishments include:
• Completed a comprehensive overhaul ofthe undergraduate and graduate curricula to be
more responsive to student needs and those ofthe department.
• Assessedthe impacts ofthe curricula changes onboth students and faculty andpublished the results inthe Bulletin of theAmericanMeteorological Society.
• Revised the Graduate Student Guide for the department.
• Trained a new academic coordinator and establishedprocedures to bettertrack the progress ofbothundergraduate and graduate students.
• Provided conservative fiscal oversight ofmore than $5 million in combinedresearch expenditures and state appropriations.
Credits and Admissions Committee (2002-present; 

### Chair 2005- present): Provide leadership for the University withregards to undergraduate admissionpolicies andprocedures. Major accomplishments include:
• Served as lead author andpresenter ofPolicy 6-404 (UndergraduateAdmissions) which
was unanimously approvedbythe Academic Senate and the Board ofTrustees in February 2013. Policy 6-404 was crafted over a 2 year period and included input from the Dean ofStudents Office, Institutional PolicyCommittee, Office ofAdmissions, Office for Equity and Diversity, Office ofGeneral Counsel, Office ofthe Registrar, Office ofUndergraduate Studies, Undergraduate Council, andUniversity College.

• Keyprovisions ofPolicy 6-404 includeholistic admissions for all undergraduate students, a deferred admissionpolicy, a leave ofabsencepolicy, and a clear definition of the authority and function ofthe Credits and Admissions Committee.
• Reviewed student success dataprovidedbythe Office ofBudget and Institutional Analysis (OBIA) to setEnglish language proficiencytest minimum scores for boththe main campus and the Songdo Global University. These recommendations were subsequently adopted bythe Graduate School.
• Reviewed student success dataprovidedbythe OBIAto reweigh! the admissions index andputmore emphasis onhigh school performance and less weight on standardizedtest
scores in the admissions process.

2Strategic EmollmentManagement Committee: StudentRecruitment (2012- present): Special committee convenedby PresidentPershing to perform a comprehensive review ofall student recruitmentprocedures. The goal ofthe first year was to identifythree actionable items that could simultaneously improve the diversity, quality, and size ofthe undergraduate applicant pool. Strategic EmollmentManagement Committee: Student Success (2012- present): Special committee convenedbyPresidentPershingto identify existingbarriers to student success. The goal ofthe first year was to identifythree actionable items thatwould significantly improveboth studentretention and graduationrates. Undergraduate Council Representative (2010 -present): The Council isresponsible for coordinating and encouragingthe development ofundergraduate studies across the University and overseeing all university-wideundergraduate requirements. Itis charged with maintaining a program ofgeneral education and other graduationrequirements in cooperationwith the academic departments and colleges. The Council reviews and evaluates proposals for new certificates, degrees andundergraduate programs not located in or associatedwith graduate programs and collaborates withthe Graduate Council inreviewing undergraduateprograms basedindepartments that award graduate degrees. Undergraduate Advisor, Department ofAtmospheric Sciences (2002- present): I have shared the advising duties with one other facu1ty member since my arrival at the University. My duties include all aspects ofstudent recruitment, academic advising, andcareer counseling.

Director ofGraduate Studies, Department ofAtmospheric Sciences (2011 -present): I took over the graduate advising duties when I became chair ofthe Department ofAtmospheric Sciences. I instituted several newprocedures designed to empowerthe graduate students and reduce the time requiredto receive graduate degrees. I rewrote the Graduate Student Guide to explicitly articulate the Departmentalpolicies andprocedures pertainingto the graduate program. To transmit this informationto the graduate students I instituted a mandatorynew student departmental orientation. I also begantracking all ofthe graduate students to make
sure that they setup supervisory committee and tooktheir general examin a timelymanner. University CurriculumPolicyReview Board (2005- present): The chairpersons ofthe various college curriculum committees, as well as the Dean ofthe Graduate School andthe UniversityRegistrar, willbe convened as a University CurriculumPolicyReviewBoardto review curriculumpolicies andprocedures, coordinate curriculumplanning andintercollege consultations, andpromulgatemodifications in guidelines for processing curricularproposals

Academic PolicyAdvisory Committee (2010

- 2011, Chair 2011): Considers anymatter relating to academic policywhichmaybe suggestedbymembers ofthe committee, members ofthe faculty, administrative officers, or students; submits reports andrecommendations to the Academic Senate.

Academic Senate Representative (2006- 2009): I representedthe College ofMines and Earth Sciences for a three-year term. As a member ofthe Academic Senate, I learned a great deal about faculty governance and the significant issues facing the University.

3IntellectualExplorationPhysicaL Life, and Applied Sciences Area Committee (2006

- 2009): Reviewed course syllabi seeking the Physical and Life Sciences (SF) andApplied Sciences (AS) general education designations. ·
FinancialAid and Scholarships Committee (2005

- 2008): Advises and assists the Directorof Financial Aid and Scholarships and the Vice President ofStudentAffairs and Services in the development ofstrategic direction and policies relative to the various elements ofstudent financial assistance, essentialto attracting andretaining the highest quality students; analyzes informationto make decisions; assists inthe development and administration ofan equitable approach for allocating University financial aid resources among academic units, and other matters that impactthe effective management ofa comprehensiveprogram offinancial assistance for students.
Search Committee for the Director ofAdmissions (2006 and 2012): I served on two search committees chargedwiththe task ofvetting candidates for the positionofDirector ofthe Office ofAdmissions.
Graduation Committee (2002 -2004; Chair in 2004): Considers andrules on students' petitions to the Registrar for permissionto receivebaccalaureate degrees byexceptionto established Universityrequirements for graduation; reviews and approves or disapproves exceptions to baccalaureate degree requirements ifsuch exceptions are recommendedbydepartments and/or colleges; considers andrules on students' petitions to the Registrarrelating to graduation withhonors. University Studies Committee (2002- 2004; Chair in 2003 and 2004): Reviews for approval baccalaureate programs ofstudy individuallydesignedby students under the supervision ofa facu1ty advisor, leading to the Bachelor ofUniversity Studies degree.

SUMMARY OF TEACHINGEXPERIENCE


## courses aue:J a e mvers1 0 T ht tth U

. 'ty fUtah (2002 -present) Course Title Semesters Taught ATMOS 1010 Severe and Unusual Weather SplO, FlO, Spll, Fll, Sp12, Sp13 ATMOS 3100* Atmospheric Chemistry and AirPollution Sp03,Sp04,Sp05,Sp06,Sp07, Sp08, FlO, F12 ATMOS 3110 Introductionto Atmospheric Science F03,F04,F06,F08,Fl2 ATMOS 3410 Meteorological Instrumentation and F03,F04,F05,F06,F07,F08, Computing F09 ATMOS 5210 Physical Meteorology Sp02 ATMOS 6020 Fundamentals ofPhysica1Meteorology F02,F05 

## * Denotes the development ofanew course for the department

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## courses augJ tat an ose 

### T h S J 

### State 

## u· mvers1ty Course Title METR 10 Weather and Climate METR61 Introduction to Meteorology METR61L Laboratory for Introductionto Meteorology METR 110 AviationMeteorology METR llOL Laboratoryfor Aviation Meteorology METR 113 Atmospheric Pollution METR 163 MeteorologicalInstrumentation METR 163L Laboratory for Meteorological Instrumentation

STUDENT RESEARCH MENTORED LucaDelleMonache, M.S., SanJose StateUniversity, 2002 Jennifer Esker, M.S., UniversityofUtah, 2006 ScottRobertson, M.S., UniversityofUtah, 2006 Lance Richards, M.S., UniversityofUtah, 2009 Joel Lisonbee, M.S., University ofUtah, 2010 MelissaMaestas, M.S., University ofUtah, 2011 MauraHahnenberger, Ph.D. University ofUtah, 2013 MelissaMaestas, Ph.D., University ofUtah, expected 2014

GRANT SUPPORT HISTORY 

### (1999 2001)

- Semesters Taught F99,FOO,F01 Sp99,SpOO,Sp01 Sp99,SpOO,Sp01

F99, FOO, FOl F99, FOO, FOl SpOO Sp99,Sp01 Sp99,Sp01

K. Perry (PI) and E. Pardyjak (Co-PI), "A Quantitative Assessment ofMercuryInflux to the Great Salt Lake", U.S. EnvironmentalProtectionAgency, August 2010- July 2012, $200,000
K. Perry (PI) and E. Pardyjak (Co-PI), "Atmospheric MercuryMonitoring 

### inUtah", U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency, July2009- June 2011, $168,764
K. Perry (PI), P. Jewell (Co-PI), and M. Abbot (Co-PI), "Transport andDeposition ofMercuryto SalmonFalls CreekReservoir, Idaho", U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency, December 2007- November2009, $200,000 S. Cliff(PI) and K. Perry(Co-PI), "Intercontinental Transport ofParticulateMatter from Asiato the United States", NOAA Office ofGlobal Programs, September2002 -August 2006, $450,000
J. Veranth (PI), J. Watson (Co-PI), J. Chow (Co-PI), and K. Perry (Co-PI), "Characterization of PM25 DustEmissions from Training/TestingRange Operations", Department ofDefense (DOD) Strategic Environmental Research andDevelopmentProject, October 2001

- September 2006, $425,000 T. Cahill (PI), S. Cliff(Co-PI), P. Kelly (Co-PI), and K. Perry (Co-PI), "CollaborativeResearch: Asian Aerosol Source Identification, Chemical Transformation andLong Range Transport, Spring and Summer, 2001", National ScienceFoundation (Atmospheric Chemistry), July 2000- June 2003, $350,000

5K. Perry (PI), "RUI: Acquisition of

### AirPollution SamplingEquipment", National Science Foundation (Atmospheric Chemistry), September2000- August 2001, $130,900
K. Perry (PI), "Atmospheric RadiationMeasurement (ARM) Program", Department ofEnergy (DOE) Lawrence LivermoreNationalLaboratory, November 1999- June 2002, $116,412



### REFEREED PUBLICATIONS Smith, D. J., H. J. Timonen, D. A. Jaffe, D. W. Griffin, M. N. Birmele, K. D. Perry, P. D. Ward, and M. S. Roberts, Intercontinental Dispersal of Bacteria and Archaea by Transpacific Winds,

### AppliedandEnviron. Microbiology, AEM03029-12, (inpress), 2013. Horel, J.D., D. Ziegenfuss, and K. D. Perry, Transforming an atmospheric science curriculum to meet students' needs, 

### Bull. Amer. Meteor. Soc., BAMS-D-12-00115, (inpress), 2013. Lan, X., R. Talbot, M. Castro, K. D. Perry, and W. Luke, Seasonal and diurnal variations of atmospheric mercury across the US determined from AMNet monitoring data, 

### Atmos. Chem. Phys., 12, 10569-10582, 2012. VanCuren, R. A., T. A. Cahill, J. Burkhart, D. Barnes, Y. Zhao, K. D. Perry, S. S. Cliff, and J. McConnell, Aerosols and their sources at Summit Greenland

- First results of continuous size- andtime-resolved sampling,

### Atmos. Environ., 52, 82-97, 2012. Zhang, Y., L. Jaegle, L., A. vanDonkelaar, R. V. Martin, C. D. Hohnes, H. M. Amos, 

### Q. Wang, R. Talbot, R. Artz, S. Brooks, W. Luke, T. M. Holsen, D. Felton, E. K. Miller, K. D. Perry, D. Schmeltz, A. Steffen, R. Tordon, P. Weiss-Penzias, and R. Zsolway, Nested-grid simulation ofmercury over North America, 

### Atmos. Chem. Phys. Discuss., 12, 2603-2646, www.atmos-chem-phys-discuss.net/12/2603/2012/ doi:l0.5194/acpd-12-2603-2012, 2012. Fischer, E. V., K. D. Perry, and D. A. Jaffe, Optical and chemical properties of aerosols transported to Mount Bachelor during spring 2010, J 

### Geophys. Res., 116, D18202, doi:10.1029/2011JD015932, 2011. Hohnes, H. A., E. R. Pardyjak, K. D. Perry, and M. L. Abbott, Gaseous dry deposition of atmospheric mercury: A comparison oftwo surface resistance models for deposition to semiarid vegetation, J 

### Geophys. Res., 116, Dl4306, doi:10.1029/2010JD015182, 2011. Cahill, C. 

### F., T. A. Cahill, and K. D. Perry, The size- and time-resolved composition ofaerosols from a sub-Arcticboreal forest prescribebum,

### Atmos. Environ., 42, 7553-7559, 2008. Ewing, S. A., B. Sutter, J. Owen, K. Nishiizumi, W. Sharp, S. S. Cliff, K. D. Perry, W. Dietrich, C. P. McKay, and R. Amundson, A threshold in soil formation at Earth's arid-hyperarid transition, 

### Geochimica et CosmochimicaActa, 70, 5293-5322, 2006. Cahill, T. A., S. S. Cliff, J. Shackelford, M. Meier, M. Dunlap, K. D. Perry, G. Bench, and R. Leifer, Very fine aerosols from the World Trade Center collapse piles: Anaerobic Incineration?, Book Chapter In ACS Svmposium Series 919, Urban Aerosols and their Impacts: Lessons Learned from the World Trade Center Tragedy, J. S. Gaffuey and N. A. Marley, Eds., American Chemical Society, Washington D.C., pp 152-163, ISBN 0-84- 123916-9,2005.

6Han, J. S., K. J. Moon, S. Y. Ryu, Y. J. Kim, and K. D. Perry, Source estimation of anthropogenic aerosols collected by a DRUM sampler during spring of 2002 at Gosan, Korea,AtmosEnviron., 39, doi:10.1016/j.atmosenv.2005.01.047, pp 3113-3125,2005. VanCuren, R. A., S. S. Cliff, K. D. Perry, and M. P. Jimenez-Cruz, Continental aerosol dominance above the marine boundarylayer in the easternNorthPacific: Continuous aerosol measurements from the 2002 Intercontinental and Chemical Transformation Experiment (ITCT2K2), J Geophys. Res., 110, D09S90, doi: 10.1029/2004JD004973, 2005. Perry, K. D., S. S. Cliff, and M. P. Jimenez-Cruz, Evidence for hygroscopic mineral dust particles from the Intercontinental Transport and Chemical Transformation Experiment, J Geophys. Res., 109, D23S28, doi:l0.1029/2004JD004979, 2004. Delle Monache, L., K. D. Perry, R. T. Cederwall, and J. A. Ogren, In situ aerosol profiles over the Southern Great Plains cloud and radiation test bed site: 2. Effects ofmixing height on aerosol properties, J Geophys. Res., 109, D06209, doi: 10.1029/2003JD004024, 2004. Cahill, T. A., S. S. Cliff, K. D. Perry, M. Jimenez-Cruz, G. Bench, P. Grant, D. Ueda, J. F. Shackelford, M. Dunlap, M. Meier, P. B. Kelly, S. Riddle, J. Selco, and R. Leifer, Analysis ofAerosols from the World Trade Center Collapse Site, New York, October 2 to October 30, 2001. Aerosol Sci & Techno!., 38, 165-183,2004. Johnson, K. S., V. A. Elrod, S. E. Fitzwater, J. N. Plant, F. P. Chavez, S. 

### J. Tanner, R. M. Gordon, D. L. Westphal, K. D. Perry, J. Wu, and D. M. Karl, Surface ocean-lower atmosphere interactions in the Northeast Pacific Ocean Gyre: Aerosols, iron, and the ecosystemresponse, GlobalBiogeochemical Cycles, 17, doi:10.1029/2002GB002004, 2003. Reid, E. A., 

### J. S. Reid, M.M. Meier, M. Dunlap, S. S. Cliff, K. D. Perry, and H. Maring, Characterization ofAfrican Dust Transported to Puerto Rico by Individual Particle and Size Segregated BulkAnalysis,! Geophys. Res., 107, doi:10.1029/2002JD002935R, 2002. Zeng, L., and K. D. Perry, Managing a Portfolio of Weather Derivatives, Book Chapter In Climate Risk and the Weather Market: Financial Risk Management with Weather Hedges, RobertS. Dischel, Ed., Risk Books, London, ISBN 1899332529, pp 241-262, 2002. Bench, G., P. G. Grant, D. Ueda, S. S. Cliff, K. D. Perry, and T. A. Cahill, The use ofSTIM and PESA to respectively measure profiles of aerosol mass and hydrogen content across Mylar rotating drum impactor samples,AerosolSci. & Techno!., 36, 642-651,2002. Chung A., D. P. Y. Chang, M. 

### J. Kleeman, K. D. Perry, T. A. Cahill, D. D Dutcher, E. M. McDougall, and K. Stroud. Comparison of real-time instruments used to monitor airborne particulate matter. J Air & Waste Manage. Assoc., 51, 109-120, 2001. Guelle, W., Y. J. Balkanski, M. Schulz, 

### B. Marticorena, G. Bergameti, C. Moulin, R. Arimoto, and K. D. Perry, Modeling the atmospheric distribution ofmineral aerosol: Comparison with ground measurements and satellite observations for yearly and synoptic timescales over the NorthAtlantic, J Geophys. Res., 105, 1997-2012, 2000. Perry, K. D., T. A. Cahill, R. C. Schnell, and J. M. Harris, Long-range transport ofanthropogenic aerosols to the NOAAbaseline station at Mauna Loa Observatory, Hawaii, J Geophys. Res., 104, 18521-18533, 1999.



### 7Perry, K. D., Effects ofthe "Independence Day" pyrotechnic displays on the regional air quality ofwesternWashington State, J 

### Air & 

### Waste Manage. Assoc, 49, 145-155, 1999. Dutcher, D. D., K. D. Perry, T. A. Cahill, and S. A. Copeland, Effects ofindoor pyrotechnic displays on the air quality in the Houston Astrodome, J 

### Air & 

### Waste Manage. Assoc, 49, 145-155, 1999. Anderson, T. L., D. S. Covert, J. D. Wheeler, J. M. Harris, K. D. Perry, B. E. Trost, and D. J. Jaffe, Aerosol backscatter fraction and single scattering albedo: Measured values and uncertainties at a coastal station in the Pacific Northwest, J 

### Geophys. Res., 104, 26793- 26807, 1999. Pryor, S. C., R. J. Barthelmie, L. L. S. Geernaert, T. Ellerrnann, and K. D. Perry, Speciated particle dry deposition to the sea surface: Results from ASEPS '97, 

### Atmos. Environ., 33, 2045-2058, 1999. Perry, K. D., T. A. Cahill, R. A. Eldred, D. D Dutcher, and T. E. Gill, Long-range transport of NorthAfrican dust to the eastern United States, J 

### Geophys. Res., 102, 11225-11238, 1997. Perry, K. D., and P. V. Hobbs, Influences ofisolated cumulus clouds on the humidity oftheir surroundings, J 

### Atmos. Sci., 53, 159-174, 1996. Perry, K. D., and P. V. Hobbs, Further evidence ofnew particle production adjacent to marine cumulus clouds, J 

### Geophys. Res, 99,22803-22818, 1994.

INVITED TALKS 2013 "What We Know and Don't Know About Weather- Air Quality Linkages", Air Quality, Society, andHealthProgram Retreat, Salt Lake City, UT. 2012 "Transforming an Atmospheric Sciences Curriculum to Meet Students' Needs", University Corporation for Atmospheric Sciences Heads and Chairs Biannual Meeting, Boulder, CO. 2012 "MercuryinAir", Friends ofthe Great Salt Lake Conference, Salt Lake City, UT 2011 "History ofAir Quality inUtah", Department ofAtmospheric Sciences Graduate Seminar Series, Salt Lake City, UT. 2010 "Preliminary Results from the UT96 AMNet Site (Year 1)", Utah Department of Environmental Quality, Salt Lake City, UT. 2010 "Preliminary Results from the UT96 AMNet Site (Year 1)", US Environmental ProtectionAgency, Denver, CO. 2010 "UT96 AMNet Site Hg Source Identification (ProofofPrinciple)", Utah Department of Environmental Quality, SaltLake City, UT. 2008 "Identifying an Atmospheric Chemical Fingerprint of Gold Mining Activities in Nevada", Department ofAtmospheric Sciences Graduate Seminar Series, Salt Lake City, UT. 2008 "An Introduction to the Weather Derivative Industry'', Department of Atmospheric Sciences Graduate Seminar Series, Salt Lake City, UT.

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### 2006 "A Proposed Method to Determine the Transport and Deposition ofHg to Water Bodies inthe IntermountainWest", UtahDepartment ofAir Quality, Salt Lake City, UT. 2004 "Climatic Effects of Aeolian Dust in the Atmosphere", Geology and Geophysics Distinguished Lecture Series, SaltLake City, UT. 2004 "Are Ground-Based Aerosol Measurements Relevant to Direct Radiative Forcing Calculations?", University ofUtah, Salt Lake City, UT. 2003 "Sunnnary ofSize-ResolvedMineral DustMeasurements from the ACE-Asia (2001) and ITCT (2002) Experiments", SecondWorkshop onMineralDust, Paris, France. 2002 "Delta-Group Size Resolved Aerosol Mass & 

### Elemental Concentration Measurements During Ace-Asia", Project Asian Brown Cloud (ABC) Science Team Meeting, Scripps Institution ofOceanography (SIO), University ofCalifornia, SanDiego, LaJolla, CA. 2002 "Recent Advances in Atmospheric Aerosol Science and Technology", Sandia National Laboratories, Livermore, CA. 2001 "Size- and Time-Resolved Aerosol Chemical Composition Measurements: A Powerful Tool for Atmospheric Research", University ofUtah, Salt Lake City, UT. 2000 "Asian Particulate Transport in Dust and Non-Dust Events", First International Conference onthe Trans-Pacific Transport ofAtmospheric Contaminants, Seattle, WA. 2000 "Transport of Asia Dust and Pollution to the United States", NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, CA. 1998 "Particulate Matter in the Atmosphere", U.S. Department of Agriculture, Air Quality Seminar Series, Davis, CA. 1998 "Transport ofAnthropogenic Aerosols from Asia to Mauna Loa Observatory, Hawaii", Department ofAtmospheric Sciences, University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles, CA. 1998 "Re-Evaluating the Climatic Significance ofMineral Dust", Department ofAtmospheric Sciences, University ofCalifornia, Los Angeles, CA. 1998 "Quantifying the Effect of Aerosols in Climate", Meteorology Department, San Jose State University, SanJose, CA.· 1997 "Long-Range Transport of North African Dust to the Eastern United States", U.S. Environmental Protection Agency FACA Subcommittee for Ozone, Particulate Matter & 

### Regional Haze ImplementationPrograms, Portland, OR. 1997 "Long-Range Transport of North African Dust to the Eastern United States", National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Climate Modeling Diagnostic Laboratory, Boulder, CO. 1997 "Long-Range Transport ofNorth African Dust to the EasternUnited States", Department ofLand, Air, and WaterResources, University ofCalifornia, Davis, CA. 1997 "Anthropogenic aerosol influences at Mauna Loa Observatory during spring, 1996", National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/Climate Monitoring and Diagnostics LaboratoryAnnual Meeting, Boulder, CO.

91996 "Source apportionment of PM2

_ 5 aerosols in the Puget Sound region", Cloud Physics Seminar Series, Department ofAtmospheric Sciences, University ofWashington, Seattle, WA. 1994 "Some effects of cumulus clouds on their surroundings", presented at the Center for Clouds, Chemistry, and Climate at Scripps Institute ofOceanography, LaJolla, CA.

CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS Hahnenberger, M., K. Nicoll, and K. D. Perry, "Meteorological and Physical Characteristics of Dust Transport Events in the Eastern Great Basin ofUtah, U.S.A", American Geophysical Union Fall Conference, SanFrancisco, Dec. 5-9, 2011. VanCuren, R. A., T. A. Cahill, J. F. Burkhart, J. McConnel, D. Barnes, Y. Zhao, 

### K. D. Perry, and S. S. Cliff, "Continental, Volcanic, and Marine Aerosols Arriving at Sunnnit, Greenland
as Recorded by Continuous Aerosol Monitoring", American Geophysical Union Fall Conference, San Francisco, Dec. 5-9, 2011. Maestas, M. M., and K. D. Perry, "Temporal Patterns of Speciated Atmospheric Mercury Measurements in Utah", American Geophysical Union Fall Conference, San Francisco, Dec. 5-9, 2011. Perry, K. D., J. R. Lisonbee, and E. R. Pardyjak, "DryDeposition ofAtmospheric Mercuryto the Great Salt Lake", lOth International Conference on Mercury as a Global Pollutant, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, July 24-29, 2011. Maestas, M. M., K. D. Perry, and J. R. Lisonbee, "Temporal Variations of Speciated Atmospheric Mercury Concentrations Measured at the UT96 AMNet Site", lOth International Conference on Mercury as a Global Pollutant, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, July 24-29, 2011. Fischer, E. V., K. D. Perry, and D. A. Jaffe, "Always Downwind: The Optical and Chemical Properties of Aerosols Transported to Mount Bachelor from Across the Pacific and from California", American Geophysical UnionFall Conference, San Francisco, Dec. 13-17, 2010. Cahill, T. A., T. E. Gill, N. E. Pingitore, 

### H. A. Olvera, 

### J. W. Clague, D. E. Barnes, and K. D. Perry, "Size-Time-Composition Resolved Study ofAerosols Across El Paso, Texas in Fall 2008", American GeophysicalUnion Fall Conference, SanFrancisco, Dec. 14-18, 2009. VanCuren, R. A., S. S.Cliff, K. D. Perry, andY. Zhao, "Sources ofLight Absorbing Aerosols Deposited to the Sierra Nevada Snowpack", American Geophysical Union Fall Conference, SanFrancisco, Dec. 14-18,2009. Perry, K. D., M. L. Abbott, and L. M. Richards, "Source Apportionment of Atmospheric Mercury Transported to a Rural Site in the Western United States", 9th International Conference on Mercury as a Global Pollutant, Guiyang, China, June 7-12, 2009. Richards, L. M., K. D. Perry, and M. L. Abbott, "Source Apportionment of Atmospheric Mercury Using Positive Matrix Factorization", American Geophysical Union Fall Conference, SanFrancisco, Dec. 15-19, 2008.

10Cliff, S. S., R. A. Van Curen, K. D. Perry, and Y. Zhao, "Aerosols and the Sierra Nevada Snowpack: Is the Black Carbon Local?", American Geophysical Union Fall Conference, San Francisco, Dec. 15-19, 2008. Cliff, S. S., R. A. Van Curen, K. D. Perry, Y. Kim, and S. Ryn, "Mixing of Continental and Marine Air Masses and En Route Chemical Transformations in TransPacific Transport of Aerosols: Lagrangian Analysis of a Single Transport Event", American Geophysical Union Fall Conference, SanFrancisco, Dec. 10-14,2007. Christensen, J., S. S. Cliff, R. A. VanCuren, K. D. Perry, and D. J. DePaolo, "Tracking IntercontinentalDust TransportWithRadiogenic Isotopes: Hefei, Chinato California, Spring 2002", American Geophysical UnionFall Conference, SanFrancisco, Dec. 11-15, 2006. VanCuren, R. A., S. S. Cliff, and K. D. Perry, "Mixing of Continental and Marine Air in TransPacific Transport of Asian Dust and Pollution - A Quasi-Lagrangian Analysis of a Single Transport Event", American Geophysical UnionFall Conference, SanFrancisco, Dec. 11-15,2006. VanCuren, R. A., S. S. Cliff, and K. D. Perry, "Transport Model Validation Using Long-Term and High Resolution Aerosol Measurements", Workshop on Emissions Inventories and Projections for Assessing Intercontinental Transport, Task Force on Hemispheric Transport ofAir Pollution, Beijing, China, Oct 18-20, 2006. Veranth, J., K. Buchi, N. Frei, E. Eskelson, R. Larsen, D. Nye, J. Parker, K. D. Perry, and E. Wood, "Indoor and Outdoor Particulate Matter at an Elementary School: Implications for Recess andAsthma", 7'h International Aerosol Conference, St. Paul, MN, Sept 10-15, 2006. Cahill, T. A., S. S. Cliff, and K. D. Perry, "Phosphorus in Aerosols: Difficult to Measure, but Worththe Effort", 7th International Aerosol Conference, St. Paul, MN, Sept 10-15,2006. Esker, J. A., and K. D. Perry, "Determination ofin Situ Aerosol Mass Scattering Efficiencies as a Function ofRelative Humidity Using Data from the IMPROVE Fine Aerosol Monitoring Network", 7th International Aerosol Conference, St. Paul, MN, Sept 10-15,2006. Perry, K. D. and S. A. Robertson, "Quantifying the Long-Range Transport of North African Mineral Dust to the Eastern United States Using Positive Matrix Factorization", 7th International Aerosol Conference, St. Paul, MN, Sept 10-15,2006. Cliff, S. S., and K. D. Perry, "Particulate Transport During ICARTT-ITCT-2K4: Aerosol Characterization from Time-Resolved and Size-Segregated Continuous Sampling and Analysis", American Geophysical UnionFall Conference, SanFrancisco, Dec. 5-9, 2005. Christensen, J. N., S. S. Cliff, R. A. VanCuren, L. Tomutsa, K. D. Perry, and D. J. DePaolo, "Using Isotopes to Track the Passage of a Spring 2002 Dust Storm Over Hefei, China", American Geophysical UnionFall Conference, SanFrancisco, Dec. 5-9, 2005. Harada, Y., S. Lee, C. B. Babayco, S. S. Cliff, K. D. Perry, and P. B. Kelly, "Preliminary Analysis of Asian Industrial Emission Detected at Lassen Peak in Northern California", American Geophysical UnionFall Conference, SanFrancisco, Dec. 5-9, 2005. Cameron-Smith, P. D. Bergmann, C. Chuang, G. Bench, S. S. Cliff, P. Kelly, and K. D. Perry, "Impact of Long-range Dust Transport on Northern California in Spring 2002", AMS Atmospheric Sciences andAir Quality Conference, SanFrancisco, CA, April27-29, 2005.

11Kelly, P. B., Y. harada, S. S. Cliff, and K. D. Perry, "Chemical Analysis of Aerosols for Characterization ofLong-Range Transport at Lassen Peak, CA", AMS Atmospheric Sciences and Air QualityConference, SanFrancisco, CA, April27-29, 2005. Cahill, T. 

### A, S. S. Cliff, K. D. Perry, and C. F. Cahill, "Fine Soils at MLO During ACE-Asia", National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Climate Monitoring and Diagnostics Laboratory 35th Annual Science Meeting, Boulder, CO, April20-21, 2005. Cahill, T. 

### A, E. Withycombe, S. S. Cliff, M. P. Jimenez-Cruz, L. Portnoff, and K. D. Perry, "Ambient Elemental Signatures ofDiesel and Automotive Particulate Matter by Size, Time, and Composition", American Association for Aerosol Research PM Supersite Conference, Atlanta, GA, Feb. 7, 2005. Cahill, T. 

### A, S. S. Cliff, M. P. Jimenez-Cruz, and K. D. Perry, "Continuous Analysis ofFresno Aerosols by Size, Time, and Elemental Concentrations, March

- December, 2001", American Association for Aerosol Research PM Supersite Conference, Atlanta, GA, Feb. 7, 2005. Perry, K. D., S. S. Cliff, M. P. Jimenz-Cruz, Y. Wu, C. Xie, and J. Zhou, "Evidence ofSoluble Sulfate Coatings on Aged Mineral Dust Particles in the East Asian Region", American Geophysical UnionFall Conference, SanFrancisco, CA, December 13-17, 2004. Indresand, H., J. A Waddell, S. s. Cliff, K. D. Perry, Y. Yttri, C. Dye, and P. B. Kelly, "Time Resolved Chemical Analysis ofAnthropogenic Aerosols in Norway, a Study ofLong-Range Transport", American Geophysical Union Fall Conference, San Francisco, CA, December 13-17, 2004. Harada, Y., J. A Waddell, S. S. Cliff, K. D. Perry, and P. B. Kelly, "Chemical Analysis of Aerosols for Characterization of Long-Range Transport at Mt.. Lassen, CA", American Geophysical UnionFall Conference, SanFrancisco, CA, December 13-17, 2004. Cahill, T. A., S. S. Cliff, M. P. Jimenez-Cruz, L. Portnoff, K. D. Perry, J. McConnell, J. Burkhart, and R. C. Bales, "Aerosol Transport to the Greenland Sunnnit Site, June, 2003 to August 2004", American Geophysical UnionFall Conference, SanFrancisco, CA, December 13-17, 2004. Cahill, T. 

### A, E. Withycombe, S. S. Cliff, M. P. Jimenz-Cruz, L. Portnoff, and K. D. Perry, "Ambient elemental Signatures ofDiesel and Automotive Particulate Matter by Size, Time, and Concentration", American Association for Aerosol Research, Atlanta, GA, October 4-8, 2004. Cahill, T. 

### A, S. S. Cliff, M. P. Jimenz-Cruz, L. Portnoff, K. D. Perry, G. Bench, and R. Miller, "Analytical Advances in Analysis of Size and Time Resolved Continuous Samples from Rotating Drum Impactors", American Association for Aerosol Research, Atlanta, GA, October4-8, 2004. Cahill, T. 

### A, S. S. Cliff, M.P. Jimenz-Cruz, and K. D. Perry, "Continuous Analysis ofFresno Aerosols by Size, Time , and Elemental Concentations, March- December, 2001", American Association for Aerosol Research, Atlanta, GA, October 4-8, 2004. VanCuren, R. A., S. S. Cliff, and K. D. Perry, "Persistent Trans-Pacific Transport Causes Asian Aerosols to Dominate the Background Aerosol Over North America", 8'h Scientific

12Conference of the International Global Atmospheric Chemistry (IGAC) Project, Christchurch, New Zealand, Sept. 4-9, 2004. Patris, N., S. S. Cliff, K. D. Perry, and M. H. Thiemens, "Oxygen Isotopic Anomaly in

# so-4 and N0-3 Aerosol as aTracer ofChemistryDuring Trans-Pacific Pollution Transport", American GeophysicalUnionFall Conference, SanFrancisco, CA, December 8-13, 2003. VanCuren, R. A., S. S. Cliff, K. D. Perry, and M. P. Jimenez-Cruz, "The Asian Continental Aerosol Plume Dominates Background Tropospheric Aerosol Over North America", 22"d Annual American Association for Aerosol Research Conference, Anaheim, CA, October 20- 24, 2003. Cahill, T. A., S. S. Cliff, K. D. Perry, and R. Leifer, "Very Fine Particles From the WTC Collapse Piles: Anaerobic Incineration?", 226th American Chemical Society National Meeting, New York, September 7-11, 2003. Perry, K. D., "Summary of Size-Resolved Mineral Dust Measurements from the ACE-Asia (2001) and ITCT (2002) Experiments", 2nd Workshop on Mineral Dust, Paris, France, September 10- 12, 2003. Cliff, S. S., T. A. Cahill, M. Jimenez-Cruz, and K. D. Perry, "Synchrotron X-ray Fluorescence Analysis ofAtmospheric Aerosols Using ALS Beamline 10.3.1: Application to Atmospheric Pollution Evolution and Transport", 225th American Chemical Society National Meeting, New Orleans, LA, March 23-27, 2003. Perry, K. D., S. S. Cliff, M. P. Jimenez-Cruz, and T. 

### A. Cahill, "Comparison of Size-Resolved Aerosol Chemical Composition Measurements Made Under Ambient and Low Relative Humidity Conditions at Trinidad Head During the ITCT 2K2 Experiment", American Geophysical UnionFall Conference, SanFrancisco, CA, December 6-10, 2002. Cliff, S. S., M. P. Jimenez-Cruz, and K. D. Perry, "Continuous Aerosol Elemental Analysis at 5 Sites During the 2002 Intercontinental Transport and Chemical Transformation Experiment (ITCT-2K2)", American Geophysical Union Fall Conference, San Francisco, CA, December 6-10, 2002. Johnson, K. S., V. A. Elrod, S. E. Fitzwater, J. N. Plant, F. P. Chavez, S. J. Tanner, R. M. Gordon, D. L. Westphal, K. D. Perry, and D. M. Karl, "lion and Ecosystem Response to Surface Ocean-Lower Atmosphere Interactions in the North Pacific Ocean Gyre", American GeophysicalUnionFall Conference, San Francisco, CA, December 6-10, 2002. Cahill, T. A., S. S. Cliff, M. P. Jimenez-Cruz, and K. D. Perry, "Dust and Non-dust Aerosol Outflow from Asiaby Size, Time, and Composition, Spring, and Summer, 2001", American Geophysical UnionFall Conference, San Francisco, CA, December 6-10, 2002. Jimenez-Cruz, M.P., T. A. Cahill, K. D. Perry, S. S. Cliff, C. F. Cahill, and R. S. Disselkamp, "Aerosol Transport to the U.S. Receptor Sites During ACE-Asia", American Geophysical UnionFall Conference, SanFrancisco, CA, December 6-10, 2002. Robertson, S. A., K. D. Perry, S. S. Cliff, T. 

### A. Cahill, andM.P. Jimenez-Cruz, "Determination of Chemical and Size-Resolved Mineral Dust Source Profiles During ACE-Asia Using Positive Matrix Factorization", American Geophysical Union Fall Conference, San Francisco, CA, December 6-10,2002.

13Cliff, S. S., T. A. Cahill, M. P. Jimenez-Cruz, and K. D. Perry, "Dust Storm Evolution and Transport Determined by Time- and Size-Resolved Multi-Elemental Aerosol Composition During ACE-Asia", 7th Scientific Conference of the International Global Atmospheric ChemistryProject (IGAC), Crete, Greece, September 18-25,2002. Perry, K. D., S. S. Cliff, T. A. Cahill, M. P. Jimenez-Cruz, J. Zhou, Y. Wu, and C. Xie, "SizeResolved Aerosol Elemental Concentration Measurements From Hefei, China During ACEASIA", 7th Scientific Conference ofthe International Global Atmospheric ChemistryProject (IGAC), Crete, Greece, September 18-25, 2002. Perry, K. D., S. S. Cliff, T. A. Cahill, M. P. Jimenez-Cruz, J. Zhou, Y. Wu, and C. Xie, "SizeResolved Aerosol Elemental Concentration Measurements From Hefei, China During ACEASIA", 61 hInternationalAerosol Conference, Taipei, Taiwan, Sept. 8-13, 2002. Cahill, T. A., S. S. Cliff, M. P. Jimenez-Cruz, and K. D. Perry, "Comparison of Two Dust Storms During ACE-Asia, March and April, 2001, BySite, Size, Time and Composition", 61 h International Aerosol Conference, Taipei, Taiwan, September 8-13, 2002. Cahill, T. A., S. S. Cliff, J. F. Shackelford, P. B. Kelly, G. Bench, and K. D. Perry, "Aerosols from the World Trade Center Collapse Site", 224th American Chemical Society National Meeting, Boston, MA, August 14-22, 2002. Cahill, T. A., S. S. Cliff, and K. D. Perry, "Size and Compositionally Resolved Aerosols at Mauna Loa Observatory During ACE-Asia, Spring 2001", National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Climate Monitoring and Diagnostics Laboratory Annual Meeting, Boulder, CO, May21-22, 2002. Delle Monache, L., K. D. Perry, and R. T. Cederwall, "Comparison ofAerosol Properties Within and Above the ABL at the 

### ARM Program's SGP Site", 12'h Joint Conference on the Applications ofAir Pollution Meteorology with the Air and Waste ManagementAssociation, Norfolk, VA, May 19-23, 2002. Perry, K. D., T. A. Cahill, S. S. Cliff, and M.P. Jimenez-Cruz, "A Collaborative Network for Ground-Based Measurements ofSize-Resolved Aerosol Chemical Composition in East Asia and BeyondDuring ACE-Asia", ACE-AsiaDataWorkshop, Beijing, China, April 4-5, 2002. Cahill, T. A., S. S. Cliff, M. P. Jimenez-Cruz, and K. D. Perry, "ACE-Asia: Size, Time, and Compositionally Resolved Aerosols During ACE-Asia Using Continuously Sampling DRUM Technology and Synchrotron-XRF Analysis", American Geophysical Union Fall Conference, SanFrancisco, CA, December 10 -14,2001. Bench, G., P. Grant, D. Ueda, S. Cliff, K. D. Perry, and T. A. Cahill, "The Use of STIM and PESA to Respectively Measure Profiles of Aerosol Mass and Hydrogen Content Across Mylar Rotating Drum Impactor Samples", American Geophysical Union Fall Conference, San Francisco, CA, December 10-14,2001. Cahill, C. F., K. D. Perry, S. S. Cliff, M. P. Jimenez-Cruz, and T. A. Cahill, "ACE-Asia: Asian Aerosol Transport Into Alaska", American Geophysical Union Fall Conference, San Francisco, CA, December 10-14,2001. Cliff, S. S., K. D. Perry, M. P. Jimenez-Cruz, and T. A. Cahill, "Application of SynchrotronXRF to Quantitative Elemental Aerosol Analysis", American Geophysical Union Fall Conference, SanFrancisco, CA, December 10 -14, 2001.

14Jimenez-Cruz, M. P., S. S. Cliff, K. D. Perry, T. A. Cahill, and T. S. Bates, "ACE-Asia: Size Resolved Sampling ofAerosols on the Ronald H Brown and US Western Receptor Sites", American Geophysical UnionFall Conference, SanFrancisco, CA, December 10-14, 2001. Perry, K. D., T. A. Cahill, and S. S. Cliff, "High Sensitivity Measurements ofthe Size-Resolved Aerosol Chemical Composition from Airborne Samples", Conference onVisibility, Aerosols and Atmospheric Optics, Vienna, Austria, September 11-15, 2000. Cliff, S. S., M. P. Jimenez-Cruz, K. D. Perry, P. B. Kelly, and T. A. Cahill, "Highly TimeResolved Compositional Analysis of Size-Segregated Aerosols", Conference on Visibility, Aerosols and Atmospheric Optics, Vienna, Austria, September 11-15,2000. Cahill, T. A., S. S. Cliff, M. 

### J. Cruz, R. A. VanCuren, and K. D. Perry, "Asian Particulate Transport inDust and Non-Dust Events", First International Conference onthe Trans-Pacific Transport ofAtmospheric Contaminants, Seattle, WA, July 27-29, 2000. Cahill, T. A., S. S. Cliff, K. D. Perry, M.P. Jiminez-Cruz, and S. A. McHugo, "Size and Time Resolved Anthropogenic Components of Aerosols via Synchrotron X-ray Fluorescence: Applicationto Asian Aerosol Transport", American Geophysical UnionFall Conference, San Francisco, CA, December 13-17, 1999. Pryor, S. C., R. J. Barthehnie, L. L. S. Geemaert, T. Ellermann, and K. D. Perry, "The Role of Aerosols in Dry Deposition to Coastal Waters", 41 h International Aerosol Symposium, St. Petersburgh, Russia, July, 1998. Cahill, T. A., K. D. Perry, and D. D. Dutcher, "Comparison ofFree-Tropospheric and Marine Boundary Layer Aerosol Mass and Composition in Hawaii", American Geophysical Union Fall Conference, SanFrancisco, CA, December 6-10, 1998. Ezat, U., F. Dulac, W. Guelle, C. Moulin, J. M. Prospero, and K. D. Perry, "Mineral Dust from Africa Over the Caribbean", 6th International Symposium ofAnalytical Sciences, Valencia, Spain, June 22-24, 1998. Dutcher, D. D, K. D. Perry, and T. A. Cahill, "Water and Volatile Organic Compound Contributions to Fine Aerosol Gravimetric Mass", A&WMA Specialty Conference on Visual Air Quality, Aerosols and Global Radiation Balance, Bartlett, NH, Sept. 9-12, 1997. Cahill, T. A., D. D Dutcher, K. D. Perry, R. A. Eldred, C. P. Castenada, and R. M. Higashi, "Organic Aerosols at Great Smoky Mountains National Park During SEAVS", A&WMA Specialty Conference on Visual Air Quality, Aerosols and Global Radiation Balance, Bartlett, NH, September 9-12, 1997. Cahill, T. A., K. D. Perry, D. D Dutcher, R. A. Eldred, and D. E. Day, "Size/Compositional Profiles ofAerosols at Great Smoky Mountains National Park During SEAVS", A&WMA Specialty Conference on Visual Air Quality, Aerosols and Global Radiation Balance, Bartlett, NH, September 9-12, 1997. Perry, K. D., T. A. Cahill, R. C. Schnell, and J. M. Harris, "Long-Range Transport of Anthropogenic Aerosols to the NOAABaseline Station at Mauna Loa Observatory, Hawaii", A&WMA Specialty Conference on Visual Air Quality, Aerosols and Global Radiation Balance, Bartlett, NH, September 9-12, 1997.

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### Ashbaugh, L. L., R. T. Matsumura, K. D. Perry, 0. F. Carvacho, aud R. G. Flocchini, "Source profiles of Sau Joaquin Valley soils", Fifteenth Annual Americau Association for Aerosol Research Conference, Orlaudo, FL, October 14-18, 1996. Perry, K. 

### D., and T. A. 

### Cahill, 

### "An international collaborative effort to provide sulfate aerosol data for the global climate modeling community", Americau Geophysical Union Fall Conference, SauFraucisco, CA, December 11-15, 1995. Cahill, T. A., 

### aud K. D. Perry, "Asiau aerosols at Mauna Loa Observatory, Hawaii", American Geophysical Union Fall Conference, SanFraucisco, CA, December 11-15, 1995. Eldred, R. A., 

### T. A. 

### Cahill, aud K. 

### D. Perry, "Saharau dust events inthe Eastern USA, Summer, 1993", American Geophysical Union Fall Conference, San Francisco, CA, December 11-15, 1995. Perry, K. 

### D., and P. V. Hobbs, "Evidence ofnew particle production adjacent to marine cumulus clouds", Americau Geophysical Union Spring Conference, Baltimore, MD, May 23-27, 1994.

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