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Boundary Layer Transport and Air Quality Study First Field Intensive 08/19 – 09/06 2002

Boundary Layer Transport and Air Quality Study First Field Intensive 08/19 – 09/06 2002. Participants UGA Dept Crop & Soil Sciences Monique Leclerc, Anand Karipot, Alejandro Zermeno GTRI Electro-Optics Environ & Materials Lab Gary Gimmestad, D Roberts, J Stewart, Leanne West, J Wood

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Boundary Layer Transport and Air Quality Study First Field Intensive 08/19 – 09/06 2002

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  1. Boundary Layer Transport and Air Quality StudyFirst Field Intensive 08/19 – 09/06 2002 Participants UGA Dept Crop & Soil Sciences Monique Leclerc, Anand Karipot, Alejandro Zermeno GTRI Electro-Optics Environ & Materials Lab Gary Gimmestad, D Roberts, J Stewart, Leanne West, J Wood GIT Earth & Atmos Sciences, Civil & Env Eng Baumann, Bergin, Chang, Weber, Greenwald, Lee, Sullivan

  2. GIT’s Mobile Air Quality Lab Aquire 1 Hz QA/QC 1 min Report 30 min

  3. UGA BL Turbulence Measurements A) Mini-PA2 BL Sodar: vertical range 1050m, resolution 10m/20m, time-averaged statistics every 30 min plus raw data collected continuously. Credible flow velocities include mean wind speed (u, v,w) and the variances of each of the components.         B)Sonic anemometer/thermometer: 10Hz; 30 min averages and raw data of u, v, w; parameters to be calculated: Monin-Obukhov length, friction velocity, the three velocity variances and the virtual temperature information (mean and variances), heat flux. C) Tethered Balloon:cup wind speed, wind direction, temperature, humidity, ozone. Low frequency sensors only, no turbulence information.

  4. Fall-line Air Quality Study sites

  5. Fine Particulate Matter (PM2.5), Wind Direction, and Ozone at various GA locations, 08/20 – 09/15 2002

  6. Ambient Pressure, Temperature and Water Vapor at the GA FAQS locations, 08/20 – 09/15 2002

  7. Fine Particulate Matter (PM2.5), Wind Direction, and Ozone at various GA locations, 09/03 – 09/13 2002

  8. Ambient Pressure, Temperature and Water Vapor at the GA FAQS locations, 09/03 – 09/13 2002

  9. Ambient Meteorological Conditions at the Griffin FAQS site, 09/03 – 09/13 2002 Balloon Launches

  10. PM2.5 and Trace Gas Concentrations at the Griffin FAQS site, 09/03 – 09/13 2002 Balloon Launches

  11. PM2.5 and Trace Gas Concentrationsat the Griffin FAQS site, 09/03 – 09/06 2002 Balloon Launches

  12. Ambient Meteorological Conditionsat the Griffin FAQS site, 09/03 – 09/06 2002

  13. Fine Particulate Matter (PM2.5), Wind Direction, Speed, and Ozoneat various GA locations, 09/03 – 09/06 2002

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