Measurements of OH and HO₂ concentrations during the MCMA-2006 field campaign – Part 1: Deployment of the Indiana University laser-induced fluorescence instrument

Systematic differences between the measurements by MPI-LIF and the other two instruments are also observed in the darkness during other SAPHIR experiments, but absolute deviations

Without the chemical scavenger method the atmospheric OH measured during the HUMPPA-COPEC 2010, DOMINO HO x and HOPE 2012 campaigns, dur- ing day and night time, would have

The aim was to assess the suitability of the instrument for long-term monitoring of the main reactive nitrogen species under predominantly free tropospheric air conditions..

First, the longitudinal distributions of these species in January 2008 highlight strong variations of OClO and NO 2 (relative to the longitude) in the lower stratosphere: in the

chemical regimes/air masses based on observations of reac- tive nitrogen species and peroxy radicals made during the in- tensive field campaign MIRAGE-Mex (4 to 29 March 2006).. The

Performed tests have shown that application of phosphorus in form of CuP10 and AlSr10 master alloy as an inoculant gives positive results in form of refinement of primary crystals

Although the WRF-CHEM model follows well the variation of OH concentrations, it underestimates the OH concentrations in the late morning and early afternoon, regardless of whether

This paper focuses on identifying aerosol plumes in the MCMA basin during the MILAGRO field campaign using High Spectral Resolution Lidar (HSRL) measurements (Hair et al., 2008)