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Type: Observation Needs: Document Status: Unsubmitted, 2009/09/30 Parameters: SO2, NO2, CO, Ozone, PM10, RH, temperature Needs PM2.5, Ultrafine particles

daily average PM2.5 mass concentration. On this day, a large swath of the eastern U.S. had PM2.5 concentration above 35ug/m3. However, the PM2.5 mass measurements

here: What are broad data needs and capabilities to support these uses? What are the gaps and opportunities? What do these needs and capabilities require

events can increase the background levels of PM2.5, thus combining transported PM2.5 with locally-generated PM2.5 to produce a more severe episode. Depending

events can increase the background levels of PM2.5, thus combining transported PM2.5 with locally-generated PM2.5 to produce a more severe episode. Depending

sandstorms (PM2.5 as indicators), Volcanic ash, Petrochemical air pollution(PM, SO2, NO2, acid aerosols), Industrial air pollution, PM, RSP, SPM, TSP, PM10, PM102

United States, have been developed between concentrations from ground level PM2.5 stations and aerosol optical depths (AOD) from NASA’s Moderate Resolution

simulations. Of interest would be to investigate how complex an aerosol model needs to be to study aerosol climate feedbacks. The use of an aerosol climatology

back-to-back sessions: Tuesday, July 17, 2012. 1:30pm-3:00pm Tuesday, July 17, 2012. 3:30pm-5:00pm Abstract: The set of ESIP Discovery services encompass

activities – Greg Leptoukh for Greg Stensaas (5 min) NASA Perspective on Data Quality – Greg Leptoukh (5 min) Discussion on Quality Indicators (e.g., separating

Observation Needs: Document Status: Unsubmitted, 2009/09/30 Parameters: SO2, CO, PM10, Ozone, RH, minimum temperature, mortality for children less than 5 year

developed resources to produce end-user applications. January 5, 2012 Wednesday 3:30 – 5:00 PM Attendees: Richard Eckman (NASA), Shailendra Kumar (NGC), Yasmin

concentrations of coarse particles like PM10 are most likely affected by these types of events, although PM2.5 standards may be exceeded under such circumstances

It's also created from an obsolete CF-1.5 draft, so it's incompatible with the real CF-1.5 document. The section 5.4. Timeseries of Station Data shows a

Session Agenda for February, 5 2019 (times in EST): Introductions - 5:00 pm (5 min) ESIP Winter Meeting Review and Report - 5:05 (approx. 10 min) (Mike and

time, temperature, humidity). The pair (station_code, time) is the primary key; data is recorded at a certain station, at a certain time. Temperature and

(Anders – 5 minutes) Cross-section and model data discovery and retrieval (Dave for Rich – 5 minutes) HyRiver overview lecture format (Taher – 5 minutes)

outreach efforts. NASA anticipates making $3.5 M per year available for this selection. Awards will be for 5 years duration. Participation is open to all