The 2022 UC Davis Aviation Noise and Emissions Symposium focused on defining the challenges that face the noise and emissions industry over the next few years and discussing real-world solutions.

The Ninth International Aerosol Modeling Algorithms Conference focuses on fostering continued research and improvements of physics and algorithms in particulate matter (PM) models through (but not limited to):

The Meteorology and Climate - Modeling for Air Quality Conference is a biennial event hosted by the University of California, Davis.

The UC Davis Air Quality Research Center hosted the Aviation Noise and Emissions Symposium as a Virtual Symposium for the 2021 event due to COVID-19 and the uncertainty of the safety of bringing people together for a meeting.

The Virtual Summer Series was such a success with 250-400 attendees for each webinar, we have decided to bring your more air quality sensors webinars through a Virtual Fall Series!

This year's ACM Conference was originally scheduled for December 2-4, 2020. However, due to COVID-19 and the uncertainty of the safety of bringing people together for a conference, it was held virtually over 2.5 weeks in November and was a resounding success!

The Virtual Summer Series was such a success with 250-400 attendees for each webinar, we have brought you more air quality sensors webinars through the 

The Summer Virtual Series is not going to be a replacement for ASIC 2020, but a compliment to it, in order to educate and excite participants on various topics.

Thank you to the many participants of our 2020 Symposium! The program content was well received and educational for all attendees. With our highest attendance in a decade, the conversations around noise and emissions were intellectual and well rounded!

IAMA will bring together research scientists from around the world to discuss the latest advances in mathematical modeling of our atmosphere and how these new discoveries can ultimately lead to policies that improve our air quality.