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Investigations of Factors Determining the Occurrence of Ozone and Fine Particles in Northeastern USA
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| Journal Article | Athanassiadis GA, Rao ST, Ku J-Y, Clark RD. Boundary layer evolution and its influence on ground-level ozone concentrations. Environmental Fluid Mechanics 2002;2(4):339-357. |
R826373 (2002) |
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| Journal Article | Chandrasekar A, Philbrick CR, Clark R, Doddridge B, Georgopoulos P. A large-eddy simulation study of the convective boundary layer over Philadelphia during the 1999 summer NE-OPS campaign. Environmental Fluid Mechanics 2003;3(4):305-329. |
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| Journal Article | Chandrasekar A, Philbrick CR, Clark R, Doddridge B, Georgopoulos P. Evaluating the performance of a computationally efficient MM5/CALMET system for developing wind field inputs to air quality models. Atmospheric Environment 2003;37(23):3267-3276. |
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| Journal Article | Chandrasekar A, Russell Philbrick C, Doddridge B, Clark R, Georgopoulos P. A comparison study of RAMS simulations with aircraft, wind profiler, lidar, tethered balloon and RASS data over Philadelphia during a 1999 summer episode. Atmospheric Environment 2003;37(35):4973-4984. |
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| Journal Article | Chandrasekar A, Philbrick CR, Doddridge B, Clark R, Georgopoulos PG. A comparative study of prognostic MM5 meteorological modeling with aircraft, wind profiler, lidar, tethered balloon and RASS data over Philadelphia during a 1999 summer episode. Environmental Fluid Mechanics 2005;4(4):339-365. |
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| Journal Article | Chen L-WA, Doddridge BG, Dickerson RR, Chow JC, Mueller PK, Quinn J, Butler WA. Seasonal variations in elemental carbon aerosol, carbon monoxide and sulfur dioxide:implications for sources. Geophysical Research Letters 2001;28(9):1711-1714. |
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| Journal Article | Chen L-WA, Doddridge BG, Dickerson RR, Chow JC, Henry RC. Origins of fine aerosol mass in the Baltimore–Washington corridor:implications from observation, factor analysis, and ensemble air parcel back trajectories. Atmospheric Environment 2002;36(28):4541-4554. |
R826238 (2001) R826238 (Final) R826373 (2002) |
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| Journal Article | Clark RD. Using GEMPAK/GARP in undergraduate research. Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society 2002;83(2):178-180. |
R826373 (2002) |
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| Journal Article | Eatough DJ, Obeidi F, Pang YB, Ding Y, Eatough NL, Wilson WE. Integrated and real-time diffusion denuder sampler for PM2.5. Atmospheric Environment 1999;33(17):2835-2844. |
R825367 (Final) R826373 (1998) R826373 (2000) R826373 (2002) |
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| Journal Article | Hallock-Waters KA, Doddridge BG, Dickerson RR, Spitzer S, Ray JD. Carbon monoxide in the US Mid-Atlantic troposphere:evidence for a decreasing trend. Geophysical Research Letters 1999;26(18):2861-2864. |
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| Journal Article | Kleinman LI, Daum PH, Imre D, Lee Y-N, Nunnermacker LJ, Springston SR, Weinstein-Lloyd J, Rudolph J. Ozone production rate and hydrocarbon reactivity in 5 urban areas:a cause of high ozone concentration in Houston. Geophysical Research Letters 2002;29(10):105-1–105-4. |
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| Journal Article | Kleinman LI, Ryan WF, Daum PH, Springston SR, Lee Y-N, Nunnermacker LJ, Weinstein-Lloyd J. An ozone episode in the Philadelphia metropolitan area. Journal of Geophysical Research-Atmospheres 2004;109(D20):D20302 (17 pp.). |
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| Journal Article | Ku J-Y, Mao H, Zhang K, Civerolo K, Rao ST, Philbrick CR, Doddridge B, Clark R. Numerical investigation of the effects of boundary-layer evolution on the predictions of ozone and the efficacy of emission control options in the Northeastern United States. Environmental Fluid Mechanics 2001;1(2):209-233. |
R826373 (2000) R826373 (2002) |
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| Journal Article | Lin C-YC, Jacob DJ, Munger JW, Fiore AM. Increasing background ozone in surface air over the United States. Geophysical Research Letters 2000;27(21):3465-3468. |
R826373 (2000) R826373 (2002) |
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| Journal Article | Mihailovic DT, Rao ST, Hogrefe C, Clark RD. An approach for the aggregation of aerodynamic surface parameters in calculating the turbulent fluxes over heterogeneous surfaces in atmospheric models. Environmental Fluid Mechanics 2002;2(4):315-337. |
R826373 (2002) R828733 (2001) R828733 (2003) R828733 (Final) |
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| Journal Article | Mihailovic DT, Rao ST, Alapaty K, Ku JY, Arsenic I, Lalic B. A study on the effects of subgrid-scale representation of land use on the boundary layer evolution using a 1-D model. Environmental Modelling & Software 2005;20(6):705-714. |
R826373 (2002) R828733 (2001) |
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| Journal Article | Novitsky EJ, Philbrick CR. Multistatic lidar profiling of urban atmospheric aerosols. Journal of Geophysical Research-Atmospheres 2005;110(D7):D07S11 (16 pp.). |
R826373 (2002) |
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| Journal Article | Stehr JW, Dickerson RR, Hallock-Waters KA, Doddridge BG, Kirk D. Observations of NOy, CO, and SO2 and the origin of reactive nitrogen in the eastern United States. Journal of Geophysical Research: Atmospheres 2000;105(D3):3553-3563. |
R826373 (2002) |
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| Journal Article | Zhang KS, Mao HT, Civerolo K, Berman S, Ku J-Y, Rao ST, Doddridge B, Philbrick CR, Clark R. Numerical investigation of boundary-layer evolution and nocturnal low-level jets:local versus non-local PBL schemes. Environmental Fluid Mechanics 2001;1(2):171-208. |
R826373 (2000) R826373 (2002) |
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| Journal Article | Zurer P. Houston culprit: petrochemicals. Air-sampling study fingers reactive olefins as source of excessive ozone. Chemical & Engineering News 2002;80(23):10. |
R826373 (2002) |
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