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Measurements at Thompson Farm and Appledore Island during the ICARTT 2004 Summer Campaign Barkley C. Sive University of New Hampshire Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space Climate Change Research Center March 30, 2005

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  • Measurements at Thompson Farm and Appledore Island during the ICARTT 2004 Summer CampaignBarkley C. SiveUniversity of New Hampshire Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space Climate Change Research Center March 30, 2005

  • Atmospheric measurements conducted at the AIRMAP monitoring sites.

    Species

    Thompson Farm

    Pack Monadnock

    Appledore Island

    Castle Springs

    Mount Washington

    O3

    *

    CO

    NO

    NO2

    PAN

    noy

    SO2

    SO4

    CO2

    Hg

    Hydro/Halocarbons

    Alkyl Nitrates

    JNO2

    AMS Single Particle Comp.

    Bulk Aerosol Comp.

    CN

    PM2.5 Mass Conc.

    *

    PM2.5 Scattering

    PM2.5 Absorption

    MC/IC Aerosol Comp.

    * Operated by The New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (DES)

  • General Distributions at Thompson Farm

  • Large Sulfate and Organic LoadingsAcidic SulfateHighly processed organicsHigh organic, low sulfate eventEvidence for Alaskan wildfiresAMS Measurements at Thompson FarmR. Griffin

  • Ozone Event at Thompson Farm

  • R. Talbot

  • R. Talbot

  • Consistent Deviation from PSSA f = jNO2[NO2]/kNO-O3[NO][O3]R. Griffin

  • Example of DeviationOver prediction of ozone when not in PSSPSSA Agreement f = jNO2[NO2]/kNO-O3[NO][O3]R. Griffin

  • Thompson FarmAppledore IslandGeneral Distributions at Thompson Farm and Appledore Island

  • Pollutant Outflow at Appledore Island

  • Back-TrajectoriesClean Period8am EDT 7/15/04Polluted Nocturnal Period9pm EDT 7/15/04Pollutant Outflow at Appledore Island

  • (pptv)Pollutant Outflow at Appledore Island

  • Appledore IslandPollutant Outflow at Appledore Island

  • Pollutant Outflow at Appledore IslandA. Pszenny

  • Diurnal Cycles at Thompson FarmOzone regulary drops to zeroOzone peaks in the late afternoonJuly 1 to August 15, 2004

  • Diurnal Cycles at Thompson FarmJuly-August, 2004

  • Diurnal Cycles at Thompson FarmJuly-August, 2004

  • Diurnal Cycles at Appledore IslandDOAS NO3 dataJ. Stutz - UCLA

  • Diurnal Cycles at Thompson Farm and Appledore Island

  • Ocean Uptake at Appledore Island

  • Appledore Island CrewJochen Stutz UCLA Bill Keene UVA Lynn Russell UCSDRoland von Glasow - Heidelberg

    Oliver Wingenter NMTDon Blake UCI Kevin Gervais UCI AcknowledgementsAIRMAP InvestigatorsRobert Talbot DirectorRuth Varner Rob Griffin Alex Pszenny Huiting Mao

    Graduate StudentsYong Zhou UNH Rachel Russo UNHCarsten Neilsen UNHAsako Enomoto UNHJustine Kombarakkaran NMTMarguerite White UNH

    Pieter Beckman, Kevan Carpenter TechnicianLaura Cottrell Research ScientistDon Troop, Yuanli Wang Engineering

    UndergraduatesJesse Ambrose UNHKarl Haase NMTPatrick Veres OSULissa C.M. Ducharme Data ReductionHilary Graves High School (MA)Kate Petzak High School (ME)

  • Appledore Island Measurement Comparison

  • Extras

  • General Distributions at Thompson Farm and Appledore Island

  • Acetic Acid

    Comparison of PTR-MS and mist chamber data from Keene and PszennyAppledore Island Measurement ComparisonNote: The PTR-MS was sampling from a 100 ft x 3/8 in. O.D. PFA Teflon linewith a residence time of 2 seconds. The MC/IC was sampling from the roof.

  • Appledore Island Measurement Comparisonslope= 1.01R2 = 0.95slope = 1.54R2 = 0.92slope = 0.98R2 = 0.92

  • Appledore Island Measurement Comparison

  • General Distributions at Thompson Farm and Appledore Island

  • General Distributions at Thompson Farm

  • General Distributions at Appledore Island