DOE OSTI · 1828151
Size and Time-Resolved Automated Aerosol Sampling Field Campaign Report
Abstract
To improve the understanding of the impacts of the vertical distribution of aerosol chemical composition on radiative forcing of aerosol, we performed a detailed physicochemical characterization of aerosol particles sampled during ARM deployment of the tethered balloon system at two ARM sites. We used multi-modal microscopy/spectroscopy techniques and advanced mass spectrometry platforms for the analysis of particles. We found variations in size-resolved aerosol composition at different altitudes. We also observed changes in aerosol composition during different seasons. Some of our observations at ARM’s Oliktok Point, Alaska site suggest cloud processing of aerosol while sampling in clouds, below clouds, and above clouds.
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China, Swarup, Mei, Fan, Dexheimer, Darielle, Cheng, Zezhen, Lata, Nurun N., Vandergrift, Gregory, Shawon, Abu Sayeed M.. 2021-09-01. Size and Time-Resolved Automated Aerosol Sampling Field Campaign Report. https://doi.org/10.2172/1828151
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