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By Air Sciences Inc

New Publication Explores Role of Wildland Fire in Organic Aerosol Formation

Air Sciences principal scientist Matt Mavko is a contributing author on a new article published recently in Atmospheric Environment, with colleagues from the Carnegie Mellon University, Ramboll (formerly ENVIRON), and the Western Regional Air Partnership, examining the contribution of biomass burning organic aerosol (bbOA) to total organic aerosol (OA) concentrations in the continental U.S.
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Visualizing Data from Meteorological Station Networks

Meteorological station data remains one of the best tools for informing avalanche safety decisions. For recreationists and practitioners alike, everyone requires information specific to their plan for the day. But parsing through large station networks is often tedious, and information overload can actually limit the amount of information we internalize. Additionally, few recreationists understand the complexities at each station and looking at less than ideal data can be misleading.