Table of Contents
Afternoon Agenda
Data Analysis Helps
Episodes Lead to
Data Merging
Data Merging is Hard
The Data Problem
Placeholder (Bob Vet
on NAtChem)
US vs Canadian
Approaches
CAPITA Ozone &
Surface Met
Ozone Sorted by
Surface Winds
Example OTAG Model
Evaluation
North American
Integrated PM-2.5 data
PM Data Gathering,
Integration, Analysis
Visibility as PM
surrogate & Indicator
Placeholder for B.
Vet, M. Benjamin, J. Brook
Data Gaps &
Future Directions
Example Real-Time
Ozone Exchange & Map
7/16-17/99 Ozone +
PM Haze Episode
7/16-17/99 TEOM
& Light Scattering
Canadian Surface Met
is Hard to Get
Canadian HTM
Trajectories for 9/17/99
Example Output from
NE RAMS
Example from NAAPS
Global Aerosol Model
The "Tail"
of the Episode
CAMNET Sees a Hazy
Day
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Author: Rich
Poirot Email: richpo@dec.anr.state.vt.us
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Related Links:
Toward
a More Efficient Transboundary Exchange of Air Quality
Data
CAPITA
'99 Progress Report on 03 & PM Activities
Estimation
of US Influence on Mean PM10, PM2.5
and Particle Sulphate Concentrations in Eastern Canada
August 1995 Forest Fire Impacts in New England
and Atlantic Canada
Status
of NEG/ECP Acid Rain Workgroup Activities
EPA
Fine Particle Data Analysis Virtual Workbook
Transboundary
Air Pollution Stagnation Episode: February 9-13, 1998 (NE
US Overview)
Air
Pollution in the Province of Quebec during the February,
1998 Stagnation Event
NAtChem-Particulate
Matter Database Catalogue for the 1998-Feb Episode
US
PM and gaseous data files for February, 1998
On the use ASOS Visibility Sensors for Air
Quality Monitoring: Truncation of Archived Data
7/16-17/99 Northeast Fine Particle and Ozone
"Haze" Episode
- Naval Research Laboratory/Monterey
Aerosol Page
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