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* [[Media:2012_CascadeWFPostBurnS.docx|2012 Cascade Postburn Evaluation]] - Leland Tarnay, NPS | * [[Media:2012_CascadeWFPostBurnS.docx|2012 Cascade Postburn Evaluation]] - Leland Tarnay, NPS | ||
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* August 2007 Montana Smoke?? | * August 2007 Montana Smoke?? | ||
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Illustrative Analyses of Exceptional Events
- Examples of Reviewed Exceptional Event Submissions
- Presenting Evidence to Justify Data Exclusion as an Exceptional Event
- WESTAR State Exceptional Events
Ozone
- 1998-11-10: Guidance on Assessing the Impacts of May 1998 Mexican Fires on Ozone
- Estimated Impacts of 2010 Wildfires on Ozone Levels in Houston, Albert Hendler, URS Corporation
- Surface ozone at the Devils Postpile National Monument receptor site during low and high wildland fire years. A. Bytnerowicz
Eastern US Smoke
- May 2007 Georgia Smoke. The Sweetfarm fire in southern Georgia produced elevated smoke concentrations in the neighboring States for about a month in May 2007.
Western US Smoke
- 2012 Cascade Postburn Evaluation - Leland Tarnay, NPS
- Thomas Previous Day Analysis via T. Procter
- August 2007 Montana Smoke??
Long Range Trasported Smoke
- Central America/Mexican Smoke??
- Canadian Smoke??
- Siberian Smoke
Local Dust
- Typical TexMex Dust Event??
Long Range Trasported Dust
- Sahara Dust Event
- Asian Dust Event
Fireworks, July 4th
- Useful illustration for the propagation of an emission spike