FIELD TESTING AND EVALUATION OF DUST DEPOSITION AND ...

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The support and assistance of Bob Lebens (WESTAR), the project manager for
this study, were essential for the completion of this work and greatly appreciated. The
prompt reviews of the draft report by Duane Ono (Great Basin Unified APCD) and Mark
Scruggs (National Park Service) were very helpful and we are indebted for the
contribution of their time. The authors additionally thank Christopher Biloft, Michael
Brown (Los Alamos National Laboratory), M. Nelson (University of Utah), Dragon Zajic
(Arizona State University), Sean Ahonen, Mark Green, Judith Chow (Desert Research
Institute), Marc Pitchford (NOAA), Geary Schwimmer and Dave Miller (NASA), Clyde
Durham (FT. Bliss), and Thompson Pace (EPA) for contributing to the completion of this
work through equipment loans, comments on the manuscript, and assistance in data
analysis.
This work was funded primarily by the WESTAR Council. Experiments at the Ft.
Bliss military facility and Dugway Proving Ground were funded by DoD SERDP
contracts CP1190 and CP1191. Field testing was made possible through the cooperation
of the United States Army at the Dugway Proving Ground and at Ft. Bliss, the DoE
NNSA Chemical and Biological National Security Program, and the Mock Urban Setting
test participants. USEPA Southwest Center for Environmental Research and Policy
projects A-01-7 and A-02-7 provided data for supplemental analysis.
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