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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