Who am I?

Agnieszka is a Research Associate in CATE. Her research interests primarily concentrates on investigations of global and regional effects of nitrogen oxides (NOx) emissions from aviation on tropospheric chemistry, as well as unravelling the uncertainties associated with aircraft NOx estimates.
Agnieszka has been responsible for the running and maintenance of the global chemistry transport model, MOZART-3, as well as providing support for other potential users. Agnieszka provides support to the UK DfT project focusing upon a broad aspect of quantifying the impact of aviation NOx emission on climate using the global chemistry transport model, 3D CTM MOZART-3; Agnieszka has also been actively involved in the EU FP7 REACT4C project, where investigations of mitigation possibilities arising from changes in flight altitudes and from weather dependent flight patterns are her main tasks.
Other areas of research Agnieszka participates in include variation of the effects of regional aviation NOx emissions, regional climate impact of regional aviation NOx emissions, and incorporation of aircraft NOx rationalities into a global metrics.

Academic and professional qualifications

November 2013 - Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) - Manchester Metropolitan University, UK.
Title: ´The impact of emissions of nitrogen oxides from aviation on tropospheric chemistry and climate response – the counterbalancing roles of ozone and methane´
Supervisors: David S. Lee and Ivar Isaksen

June 2006 - Master of Science in Geophysics - University of Silesia, Poland.

July 2005 - Apprenticeships - Central Geophysical Observatory of Polish Academy of Sciences

Publications

• Featured Works

  OA. Søvde, S. Matthes, A. Skowron, D. Iachetti, L. Lim, et al. B. Owen, Ø. Hodnebrog, G. Di Genova, G. Pitari, DS. Lee, G. Myhre, ISA. Isaksen. (2014). Aircraft emission mitigation by changing route altitude: A multi-model estimate of aircraft NOx emission impact on O3 photochemistry. Atmospheric Environment. 95, pp.468-479.

• Journal articles

  SJ. Freeman, D. Lee, L. Lim, A. Skowron, R. Rodriguez De Leon (2018). Trading Off Aircraft Fuel Burn and NOx Emissions for Optimal Climate Policy. Environmental Science & Technology. 52(5), pp.2498-2505.

  A. Skowron, DS. Lee, RR. De León (2015). Variation of radiative forcings and global warming potentials from regional aviation NOx emissions. Atmospheric Environment. 104, pp.69-78.

  OA. Søvde, S. Matthes, A. Skowron, D. Iachetti, L. Lim, et al. B. Owen, Ø. Hodnebrog, G. Di Genova, G. Pitari, DS. Lee, G. Myhre, ISA. Isaksen. (2014). Aircraft emission mitigation by changing route altitude: A multi-model estimate of aircraft NOx emission impact on O3 photochemistry. Atmospheric Environment. 95, pp.468-479.

  A. Skowron, DS. Lee, RR. De León (2013). The assessment of the impact of aviation NOxon ozone and other radiative forcing responses - The importance of representing cruise altitudes accurately. Atmospheric Environment. 74, pp.159-168.

  A. Skowron, DS. Lee, J. Hurley (2010). Aviation NOxglobal warming potential. DLR Deutsches Zentrum fur Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. - Forschungsberichte. pp.233-238.

• Conferences

  LL. Lim, DS. Lee, B. Owen, A. Skowron, S. Matthes, et al. U. Burkhardt, S. Dietmuller, G. Pitari, G. Di Genova, D. Lachetti, L. Isaksen, OA. Søvde. (2015). REACT4C: Simplified mitigation studies. In: DLR Deutsches Zentrum fur Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. - Forschungsberichte. pp.181-185.

  S. Matthes, S. Dietmuller, OA. Sovde, LL. Lim, A. Skowron, et al. D. Iachetti, G. Pitari. (2015). The global impact of weather-dependent climate-optimal trajectories in the North Atlantic. In: DLR Deutsches Zentrum fur Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. - Forschungsberichte. pp.186-191.

  AM. Skowron, DS. Lee, RR. De León (2012). Ambiguous global warming potential for aviation nitrogen dioxide emissions. Prien am Chiemsee, Germany, 25/6/2012.

  AM. Skowron, . Lee, J. Hurley (2010). Aviation NOx Global Warming Potential. In: DLR Deutsches Zentrum fur Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V. - Forschungsberichte. pp.233-238.