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Correlations Between Atmospheric Depositions

Correlations Between Atmospheric Depositions. EAS 4480 Anastasia Nienow. Site Locations. GA-33 Station Sapelo Island Location McIntosh County, Georgia GA-41 Station Georgia Station Location Pike County, Georgia GA-09 Station Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge

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Correlations Between Atmospheric Depositions

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  1. Correlations Between Atmospheric Depositions EAS 4480 Anastasia Nienow

  2. Site Locations • GA-33 • StationSapelo Island • LocationMcIntosh County, Georgia • GA-41 • StationGeorgia Station • LocationPike County, Georgia • GA-09 • StationOkefenokee National Wildlife Refuge • LocationCharlton County, Georgia • GA-20 • StationBellville • LocationEvans County, Georgia • GA-99 • StationChula (GA99) • LocationTift County, Georgia • All of the measurements were from the National Atmospheric deposition Program • The data was coolect from january 2003 to September 2010

  3. Nitrate, Sulphate, Ammonium, pH • Sulphate • Natural causes – ocean spry, volcanic emissions • Human causes –burning fossil fuels, metal smelters emitting sulfur • Nitrogen • Natural causes – lightning, forest fires • Human causes – burning fossil fuels, fertilizers

  4. Pearson Correlation Coefficients

  5. Phase Lag Between GA-33 & GA-41

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