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CCOS Field Operations Plan Version 2: 5/31/00 CCOS Aircraft Measurements Post IOP Afternoon Flights Redding UCD Cessna #1 Sacramento UCD Cessna #2 San Francisco Fresno Bakersfield Figure 2.6-3. Afternoon flight path for post CCOS IOPs. Chapter 2: FIELD MEASUREMENTS 2-50
CCOS Field Operations Plan Version 2: 5/31/00 2.6.2 University of California, Davis Cessna 182 (UCD #1 and UCD #2) Aircraft: Single engine. UCD #1 Measurements: Position (Garmin GPS); humidity, temperature, wind speed, and wind direction (Aventech AIMMS-10); O3 (Dasibi 1008); NO, NOy (TEI 42S), particle concentration (Climet); hydrocarbons (3 canisters per flight, 90 total, analyzed by BRC); carbonyl compounds (3 DNPH cartridges from 40 liter Tedlar bags, 90 total, analyzed by AtmAA). UCD #2 Measurements: Position (Garmin GPS); humidity, temperature, wind speed, and wind direction (Aventech AIMMS-10); O3 (Dasibi 1008); NO, NOy (TEI 42S), hydrocarbons (4 canisters per flight, 136 total, analyzed by BRC); carbonyl compounds (4 DNPH cartridges from Tedlar bags, 136 total, analyzed by AtmAA). Hours Contracted: Each aircraft is budgeted for 120 hours during IOPs and additional flights on non-IOPs. Base Airport: Davis for both aircraft. Area of Coverage: Delta, Sacramento, and downwind of Sacramento include some flights in Sacramento Valley. Objectives of flights during IOPs – all catagories: 1. Capture the flow through the Carquinez Strait 2. Capture the flow through the delta and into the Northern SJV 3. Capture flow approaching and leaving Sacramento. 4. Define conditions in the bay area in the AM and behind the Berkeley hills in the PM. 5. Capture conditions in and around Livermore AM and PM 6. Capture flow through Altamont pass and to Tracy 7. Have daily camparisions between both aircraft and the Elk Grove RASS (Franklin field) Objectives of flight during non-IOPs Sacramento valley: 1. Capture conditions across and along the valley. Operational Constraints: Standby period from 6/1/00 to 9/15/00. Quality Assurance Audits: Performance audits of O 3 and NOy analyzers by ARB quality assurance section on 6/12/00 and 6/13/00 in Dixon. Data Comparisons: Both UCD aircraft will depart within 5 minutes of each other to afford daily cross-comparisons on climb out. Coordinate parallel flight with STI aircraft and fly by radar wind profilers. Flight Plans: Basic flight patterns to will be spiral climb over Davis followed by vertical saw tooth patterns: ascents along the straight lines shown in the figures and descending spirals (actually squares) at the rectangles shown. Note these boxes are approximately to scale or a little larger than the actual expected pattern. Altitude variation to be from (near) the surface to about 4500’ AGL. While the aircraft paths sometimes cross or spiral near the same locations these will be displaced in time by 45 to 75 minutes. Figure 2.6-1. 2.6-2, and 2.6-3 show the flight path for all IOPS for both aircraft during morning IOPs, afternoon IOPs and afternoon on post IOPs, respectively. All flights will require 3 to 3.5 hours to complete. Morning flights will depart at 0600, returning by 0930 PDT, and afternoon flights will depart 1300 and return 1630 PDT. Chapter 2: FIELD MEASUREMENTS 2-51
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C. MEASUREMENT METHODS Field monito
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λ 2 j = ∫ F λ ×σ λ × φ λ
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TABLE OF CONTENTS S0 Sites S1 Sites
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