Comments on the AIRS Data Page

How to get 87-99 data?

Is there anyone who could let me know how to get hourly sfc O3, NOx, CO , etc data in summer of 1987 - 1999? Thanks. Randy X. Bian Pacific Northwest National Lab randy.x.bian@pnl.gov (509)372-6141(o) on 1/11/01

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Re: on 2/8/99

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Could you please tell me where I can get lat/long or UTM coordinate of the monitor locations? I can be reached by phone at (978) 371 4310 or by email at sdu@src.com Thanks, Shuming Du on 6/15/98

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Something wrong in ONCS90vy.zip data

I tried to download the data set of ONCS90vy.zip, but I couldn't.
The others are fine to be downloaded. What's wrong in the 1990 data set?
Please let me know how to do.


Submitted by Hag-Yeol Kim on 1/31/97 RecID: Hag-YeolKim

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AIRS to SAIPLOT

What is the best way (if any) of getting the AIRS data
on this board in a form that can be read by SAI's EXTRACT
program for doing graphics postprocessing?

Submitted by Randy Finch RecID: RandyFinch

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Processed Ambient Data

These detailed raw hourly data files are useful, however, they are sufficiently large to be impractical for many users (me, for example). For volume reduction, a file of daily 1 hour max and/or daily 8-hour max ozone-only would be useful. This might extend over several years. A practical size limit of about 10-20 MB seems appropriate as an upper limit for Voyager files. Other forms of volume reduction might include files which only include sites which measure ozone and at least 1, 2, or 3 other variables; long-term AMP 230 files for individual or multiple pollutants; daily files which include S.T.'s statistically disaggregated components of ozone signal; and gridding.


Submitted by Richard Poirot RecID: RichardPoirot

Re: Processed Ambient Data on 1/4/99

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