Welcome Address by A-M. MAINGUY, president of the Air and Space Academy
Welcome Address by Ph. DANDIN, deputy director of research at Météo ‐ France
Session 1: Scientific challenges
Introductions and Overview
Towards an operational capability to control CO2 emissions from fossil fuels
by B. Pinty (Copernicus, European Commission)
Spatial measures in a global climate change framework
by R. Seferian (Météo-France, CNRM)
Stakeholders
The complex problem of atmospheric methane
by P. BOUSQUET (LSCE)
Spatio-Empirical assessments of CO2 fluxes from surface and atmospheric observations
by C. CREVOISIER (LMD/CNRS)
The Arctic: a concentration of greenhouse gas emissions
by M. HEIMANN (MPI-oro)
Questions and Answers
Session 2: Atmospheric measurements needed from space
The key climate variables, indicators and actions defined in the GCOS implementation Plan (GCOS) in support of the Paris agreements
by S. BRIGGS (Chairman of GCOS)
Stakeholders:
Observations of the clouds and water vapour necessary to study the sensitivity of the climate and the atmospheric circulation.
by S. BONY (LMD)
Requirements for CO2 monitoring from outer space: Is it realistic to target anthropogenic emission control?by F-M. BREON (LSCE-CEA)
Wind observation on a global scale: how, and what benefit for weather and climate forecasting?
by a. DABAS (Météo-France, CNRM)
Requirements for the monitoring of CH4 from space: What would we need to separate processes?
by J. MARSHALL (MPI-oro)
The contribution of aerosol measurement from space to the study of aerosol-climate interactions
by P. NABAT (Météo-France, CNRM)
Questions and Answers
Session 3: Space instruments for the climate: a technical vision
Point outside Europe by D. CRISP (NASA-JPL) presented by E. Boussarie
Stakeholders
Measuring methane with Merlin’s Lidar
by Mr Alpers (DLR)
Airbus DS: space instruments for climate; an overview
by D. GILLIERON (AIRBUS)
TAS: space instruments for climate; a technical overview
by Y. Baillie (TAS)
Different ways to measure atmospheric parameters
by B. CUGNY (CNES)
ESA Instruments
by R. MEYNARD (ESTEC)
Eumetsat instruments for climate data surveys
by J. SCHULTZ (EUMETSAT)
Questions and Answers
Session 4: Round table
Président des sessions :
Summary Session 1
by C. CLERBAUX, director of research CNRS at the laboratory atmospheres, environments, spatial observations (LATMOS-IPSL), AAE
Summary Session 2
by G. ERHET, Head of Lidar Department, Institute of Atmospheric Physics, DLR
Summary Session 3
by E. BOUSSARIE, Sub-director of instrumental systems at CNES
Short presentation of agency and industry decision makers:
N. CHAMUSSY, executive vice president space systems, Airbus Defence and Space
M. DOHERTY, senior advisor, ESA
Pr P. EHRENFREUND, chair of the DLR Executive Board
J-L. GALLE, president and chief executive officer of Thales Alenia Space
J-Y. Le GALL, president of the Centre National d’études spatiales (CNES)
Dr J. SCHULTZ, climate service product manager, Eumetsat
Questions-réponses
Conclusions
Mr PIRCHER, chairman of the Programme Committee, correspondent of the AAE, former director of the Toulouse Space Centre, CNES.
N. PELLEFIGUE, vice-President of the Regional Council Occitania Pyrénées-Mediterranean.