Ninth Biennial HITRAN Conference Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics, Cambridge MA Day 1, Monday 26 June 2006
Session	Presenter	Title (click on title for access to presentation)
Welcome	Stephen S. Murray, Deputy Director for Science	Keynote Address
Session 1 Laboratory Spectroscopy	L.S. Rothman	The Quest for Consistency and Accuracy of Spectroscopic Parameters in HITRAN: Bridge between Archive and Application
	J. Orphal	Diode- and difference-frequency laser studies of atmospheric molecules in the near-and mid-infrared: H2O, NH3 and NO2
	G. Wagner	Water Pressure Broadening: A Never-ending Story
	A. Barbe	Analysis of High-resolution Infrared CW-CRDS Spectra of Ozone in the 6000 to 6750 cm-1 Spectral Region
	A. Perrin	Relief is on the Way: Status of the Line Positions and Intensities for Nitric Acid
Session 2 Theory	L.H. Coudert	The Water Molecule: Line Position and Line Intensity Analyses up to the Second Triad
	V. Boudon	Global Frequency and Infrared Intensity Analysis of 12CH4 Lines in the 0-4800 cm-1 Region
	R.R. Gamache	Temperature dependence of N2-, O2-, and air-broadened half-widths of water vapor transitions: insight from theory and comparison with measurement
	Q. Ma	Modification of the Robert-Bonamy Formalism and Further Refinement Challenges
Poster Session 1	I. Gordon	A New "Diet" for Air-broadened Half-widths of Water Vapor in the HITRAN2004 Compilation
	R.R. Gamache	A Semi-empirical Adustment of the Vibrational Dependence of the Polarizability of Ozone for use in Line Shift Calculations
	A. Barbe	Observations of SO2 spectra with a quantum cascade laser spectrometer around 1090 and 1160 cm-1. Comparison with HITRAN database and updated calculations
	D. Jacquemart	Recent knowledge of spectroscopic parameters for Acetylene in the IR
	K.C. Gross	Developing a Phenomenological Model of Infrared Emissions from Detonation Fireballs for Explosives Identification
	K.L. Letchworth	Rapid and Accurate Calculation of the Voigt Function
Day 2, Tuesday 27 June 2006
Session 3 Remote Sensing	J.-M. Flaud	Synergistic use of different atmospheric instruments: What about the spectral parameters
	C.D. Boone	Linelist Needs for the Atmospheric Chemistry Experiment
	B. Sen	CO2 Spectroscopy Evaluation using Atmospheric Solar Absorption Spectra
	L.R. Brown	Infrared Laboratory Spectroscopy of CH4 and CH3D for Atmospheric Studies
	M.A.H. Smith	Spectroscopic parameter requirements for remote sensing of terrestrial planets
Session 4 Laboratory Spectroscopy	D.F. Plusquellic	THz Studies of Water Vapor
	L. Daumont	HDO and D2O long path spectroscopy: Ongoing work of the Brussels-Reims Team
	B. Drouin	Air-broadening Ozone Linewidths in the Submillimeter Wavelengths CO2 Spectroscopy Evaluation using Atmospheric Solar Absorption Spectra
	D. Jacquemart	Methyl Bromide: Spectroscopic line parameters in the 7- and 10-µm region
	L.-H. Xu	High Resolution Assignment of the v14 and v16 Bands in the 10-µm Regions for Trans-Acrolein
Poster Session 2	A. Goldman	Improved Line Parameters for the X 1Sigmag+ (1-0) IR Quadrupolar Transitions of 14N2
	M. Carleer	Reinvestigation of the 16O2 Atmospheric A Band by High-resolution Fourier Transform Spectroscopy
	V.H. Payne	Assessment of microwave line parameters for oxygen: Comparisons between models and atmospheric measurements
	M.W. Shephard	Implications for v2 and v3 CO2 Spectroscopic Parameters from Atmospheric Remote Sensing
	S. Fally	UV Fourier Transform Absorption Cross-sections of Benzene, Toluene, Ortho-, Meta-, and Para-Xylene
	X. Liu	The Effect of Different Ozone Cross Sections in the Ultraviolet on Ozone Profile Retrievals from GOME
	S.T. Gibson	Temperature Dependence of the O2 Schumann-Runge Continuum Photoabsorption Cross Section from a Coupled-Channel Perspective
	M. McHugh	Free, Fast and Accurate Online Calculation of Spectral Absorption and Radiance at www.gats-inc.com
	V. Beloborodov	Use of HITRAN and UVACS databases for the task of precision ambient air control
Day 3, Wednesday 28 June 2006
Session 5 Databases	H.S.P. Müller	Recent Developments in the Cologne Database for Molecular Spectroscopy, CDMS, and the Need for Further Laboratory Spectroscopy
	N. Jacquinet-Husson	Assessment of the GEISA and GEISA/IASI Spectroscopic Data Quality: through comparisons with other public database archives
	J. Tennyson	A database for water transitions from experiment and theory
	S.T. Massie	New cross sections, indices of refraction, and reflectance spectra of atmospheric interest
	H. Harde	MolExplorer: A New Tool for Computation and Display of Spectra from the HITRAN Database
	M.L. Dubernet	Atomic and Molecular Lines Data Model