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CCOS Field Operations Plan Version 2: 5/31/00 Table 2.5-1 (continued) Upper Air Meteorological Measurements for CCOS Operator a Contractor Radar b RASS b Sodar b,c Sonde b,d Nexrad Totals by Operator: CCOS 13 13 5 2 CRPAQS 6 6 ARB/Districts 4 4 1 Military/U.S. 3 1 4 10 TOTALS 26 24 6 6 10 Footnotes a CCOS=Central California Ozone Study (this study) , ARB=Air Resoures Board, BAAQMD=Bay Area Air Quality Management District; USNPGS=U.S. Navy Post Graduate School; SJVUAPCD=SJV Unified Air Pollution Control District, NWS=National Weather Service; SMAQMD=Sacramento Metropolitan Air Quality Management District, CRPAQS=California Regional PM10/PM2.5 Air Quality Study; VAF=Vandenberg Air Force Base, TAF=Travis Air Force Base, EAF=Edwards Air Force Base, USN=U.S. Navy. b AC=Annual continuous measurements; AS=Annual sporadic measurements, SC=Summer continuous, 6/1/2000-9/30/2000; SE=Summer episodic measurements on forecasted days. c Summer campaign sodars added at some sites as part of CRPAQS/CCOS except at RIC. d Balloon launch on episode days. Frequency should be 4-8 times per day but include 0700 and 1900 PST. Chapter 2: FIELD MEASUREMENTS 2-40
CCOS Field Operations Plan Version 2: 5/31/00 Figure 2.5-1. Upper air meteorological measurements during the summer campaign, including annual average study sites and NEXRAD (WSR-88D) profilers. Chapter 2: FIELD MEASUREMENTS 2-41
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Appendix A CCOS Contact List (a) Re
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APPENDIX B Air Quality Monitoring S
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APPENDIX B (continued) Air Quality
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APPENDIX B (continued) Air Quality
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C. MEASUREMENT METHODS Field monito
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these sensors are sufficiently good
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the position of the balloon with re
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The ozone/ethylene chemiluminescenc
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C.5 Supplemental Measurements of Ox
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from the collection surface without
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hydrocarbons takes place. No Perma-
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Tenax samples are usually analyzed
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λ 2 j = ∫ F λ ×σ λ × φ λ
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A sample of solar radiance data inc
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TABLE OF CONTENTS S0 Sites S1 Sites
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Lambie Road (S0) Address: Location:
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Sloughhouse (S0) Address: Fire Stat
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San Martin (S0) Address: San Martin
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White Cloud (S1) Address: 26533 Sta
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. Summary of Responsibilities: Equi
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New Facilities: None Summary of Res
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Turlock Existing Equipment: Observa
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C 2 - C 12 HC from canisters HC Can
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San Leandro
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Bruceville
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west view northwest view
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South View West View
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South View West View
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