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Physical and optical properties of aged biomass burning aerosol from wildfires in Siberia and the Western USA at the Mt. Bachelor Observatory

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Figure 2. HYSPLIT back trajectories for Event 19. The blue back trajectories have a starting height of 1700 m a.m.g.l
Table 1. Identified BB plumes at MBO during the summer of 2015. All enhancement ratios are obtained by taking the slope of a RMA linear regression between the two species
Figure 5. Most of the HYSPLIT back trajectories for Siberian events (events 10–15) plotted as a function of altitude
Figure 6. Scatter plots of (a) MSE, (b) σ scat , (c) PM 1 , and (d) CO vs. D pm for the BB events at MBO in the summer of 2015.

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