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EVALUATION OF A PORTABLE FOURIER TRANSFORM INFRARED GAS ANALYZER FOR MEASUREMENTS OF AIR TOXICS IN POLLUTION PREVENTION RESEARCH
Citation:
Wright, R. S., G. B. Howe, AND R. M. Jayanty. EVALUATION OF A PORTABLE FOURIER TRANSFORM INFRARED GAS ANALYZER FOR MEASUREMENTS OF AIR TOXICS IN POLLUTION PREVENTION RESEARCH. AIR & WASTE: JOURNAL OF THE AIR & WASTE MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION 48:1077 - 1084, (1998).
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The objective of this task is to critically evaluate the theoretical foundations of current OBMs and then test predictions from these OBMs against experimental data. The experimental measurements will verify whether or not they are correct in their predictions of the sensitivity of ozone formation to NOx or VOC emissions reductions. We will examine the robustness of a variety of OBM indicators (such as O3/NOy, H2O2/HNO3, etc.) over various types of ambient conditions. Once we have uncovered a set of reliable OBM formulations, we will pass this information to follow on tasks which compare these validated OBMs against predictions from EBMs, such as Models3.
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