International Global Atmospheric Chemistry (IGAC) International Project Office

国际全球大气化学（IGAC）项目是国际地圈生物圈计划（IGBP）主持下的一个核心项目，由国际大气成分和全球污染委员会（iCACGP）共同发起。IGAC的使命是协调和促进大气化学研究，以实现可持续发展的世界。IGAC的优先事项和活动由国际志愿科学指导委员会（SSC）指导。政府间咨询委员会国际项目办公室（IPO）负责促进南南合作优先事项的实施，促进实地活动中的国际合作，组织解决具体科学问题的国际努力，协调综合和评估文件的准备工作。该大气化学项目是NSF与NASA对流层化学项目和NOAA大气成分与气候项目合作提供的更大资金包的组成部分，以支持IGAC未来三年的IPO。这些资金将用于支付IPO的运营成本，包括工资、用品、电脑/网页维护成本和差旅费。资金还将支持发展中国家的早期职业科学家和科学家前往参加讲习班和会议。IGAC通过推进大气化学研究和促进对地球系统可持续性科学的理解，为国际大气化学界、更广泛的地球系统研究界和利益相关者做出了贡献。它还通过向来自发展中国家的初出茅庐的科学家和科学家提供旅费资助，让他们参加IGAC主办的研讨会、会议和会议，并在IGAC的通讯中刊登他们的工作，从而在全球范围内建设科学能力。IGAC通过其通讯、网站、电子邮件公告和会议报告向科学界、政策制定者和广大公众广泛传播大气化学研究结果。

The International Global Atmospheric Chemistry (IGAC) Project is a core project under the auspices of the International Geosphere Biosphere Programme (IGBP) and is co-sponsored by the international Commission on Atmospheric Composition and Global Pollution (iCACGP). IGAC's mission is to coordinate and foster atmospheric chemistry research towards a sustainable world. IGAC's priorities and activities are guided by an international volunteer Scientific Steering Committee (SSC). The IGAC International Project Office (IPO) is responsible for fostering implementation of the SSC priorities by facilitating international collaboration in field campaigns, organizing international efforts to address specific scientific issues, and coordinating the preparation of synthesis and assessment documents. This award through the Atmospheric Chemistry Program is NSF's component of larger funding package provided in collaboration with NASA's Tropospheric Chemistry Program and NOAA's Atmospheric Composition and Climate Program to support the IGAC IPO for the next three years. These funds will cover operating costs for the IPO including salaries, supplies, computer/web page maintenance costs, and travel expenses. Funds will also support travel for early career scientist and scientists in developing countries to participate in workshops and conferences. IGAC contributes to the international atmospheric chemistry community, the wider earth system research community, and stakeholders both by advancing atmospheric chemistry research and contributing to understanding earth system sustainability science. It also builds scientific capacity globally by engaging early-career scientists and scientists from developing countries through travel grants to IGAC sponsored workshops, meetings, and conferences and by featuring their work in the IGAC newsletter. IGAC broadly communicates results of atmospheric chemistry research to the scientific community, policy makers, and the broader public through its newsletter, web site, email announcements, and conference presentations.