Wintertime PM 2.5 pollution in UT: What can measurements at ground level and higher elevation tell us?

Munkhbayer Baasandroj; S. W. Hoch; J. C. Lin; R. Bares; B. Fasoli; K. Kelly; R. Martin; J. S.D.B. Millet; S. Brown

Wintertime PM 2.5 pollution in UT: What can measurements at ground level and higher elevation tell us?

Munkhbayer Baasandroj
, S. W. Hoch
, J. C. Lin
, R. Bares
, B. Fasoli
, K. Kelly
, R. Martin
, J. S.D.B. Millet
, S. Brown

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Abstract

Evidence of interplay between the dynamics and chemical processes. Nighttime and morning chemistry plays important role in PM formation in upper layer or in remote areas. The mixing/turbulence during the day can disperse the PM rich air and distribute it uniformly throughout the aerosol/inversion layer. Vertical measurements of the species relevant to night and morning chemistry are needed to characterize these processes better.

Original language	English
Pages	840-848
Number of pages	9
State	Published - 2016
Externally published	Yes
Event	International Conference on Atmospheric Optics: Aerosols, Visibility, and the Radiative Balance - Jackson Hole, United States Duration: Sep 27 2016 → Sep 30 2016

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Conference	International Conference on Atmospheric Optics: Aerosols, Visibility, and the Radiative Balance
Country/Territory	United States
City	Jackson Hole
Period	09/27/16 → 09/30/16

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Baasandroj, M., Hoch, S. W., Lin, J. C., Bares, R., Fasoli, B., Kelly, K., Martin, R., Millet, J. S. D. B., & Brown, S. (2016). Wintertime PM 2.5 pollution in UT: What can measurements at ground level and higher elevation tell us?. 840-848. Paper presented at International Conference on Atmospheric Optics: Aerosols, Visibility, and the Radiative Balance, Jackson Hole, United States.

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Wintertime PM 2.5 pollution in UT: What can measurements at ground level and higher elevation tell us?

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