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Aerosol ion concentrations and oxygen-17 excess data for samples collected during the Malaspina and Xue-Long cruises
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Causes of variability in light absorption by particles in snow at sites in Idaho and Utah.
(2015-09-23)The data presented are from samples of snow gathered approx. every few days at three sites in central Idaho from 27 January to 24 March 2014. In most cases samples were gathered at intervals throughout the snowpack depth. ... -
Climate and Carbon Cycling Responses to Leaf Trait Acclimation to Elevated Carbon Dioxide
(2018-05-01)The netcdf files in this archive comprise climate model output from the Community Earth System Model for experiments looking at leaf trait acclimation to elevated carbon dioxide. For further description of the model and ... -
Coastal Gulf of Alaska model output
(JGR-Oceans, 2017-09-10)Monthly averaged fields for the simulation year 2009 for the coastal gulf of alaska model anything else you want to include in the description of this record (keyworks, subject, etc): aragonite saturation state, glacial ... -
Dataset to support the paper: Temperature Control of the Variability of Tropical Tropopause Layer Cirrus Clouds
(2017-08)Cirrus cloud fraction from CALIPSO satellite data from the NASA Langley Research Center Atmospheric Sciences Data Center. The temperature profile from COSMIC data obtained through the COSMIC Data Analysis and Archive Center, ... -
Effect of snow grain shape on snow albedo
(Journal of the Atmospheric Sciences, 2016-06)Radiative transfer models of snow albedo have usually assumed a spherical shape for the snow grains, using Mie theory to compute single-scattering properties. The scattering by more realistic, nonspherical snow grains is ... -
Formic acid mixing ratio (CIMS) and 3D wind data, plus SOSAA model runs -- Hyytiälä, Finland, Apr-Jun 2014
(2016)These are data of eddy covariance flux measurements of formic acid (HCOOH), performed by a chemical ionization mass spectrometer (CIMS) over a boreal forest canopy in Hyytiälä, Finland, in spring/summer 2014. Results from ... -
Lightning Enhancement Over Major Oceanic Shipping Lanes
(2017)Using twelve years of high resolution global lightning stroke data from the World Wide Lightning Location Network (WWLLN), we show that lightning density is enhanced by up to a factor of two directly over shipping lanes ... -
The magnitude of the snow-sourced reactive nitrogen flux to the boundary layer in the Uintah Basin, Utah, USA
(Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics, 2016)Reactive nitrogen (Nr=NO, NO2, HONO) and volatile organic carbon emissions from oil and gas extraction activities play a major role in wintertime ground-level ozone exceedance events of up to 140 ppb in the Uintah Basin ... -
Measurements of light-absorbing particles in snow across the Arctic, North America, and China: effects on surface albedo
(Journal of Geophysical Research [in revision], 2017)Using field observation, we perform radiative transfer calculations on snowpacks in the Arctic, China, and North America to quantify the impact of light-absorbing particles (LAPs) on snow albedo and its sensitivity to ... -
Mt. Bachelor Observatory 2004 data
(2004)The Mt. Bachelor Observatory (MBO) is a high altitude atmospheric research station that is located at the Mt. Bachelor ski area in central Oregon. The observatory was started by Prof. Dan Jaffe in 2004. Since then he and ... -
Mt. Bachelor Observatory 2005 data
(2005)The Mt. Bachelor Observatory (MBO) is a high altitude atmospheric research station that is located at the Mt. Bachelor ski area in central Oregon. The observatory was started by Prof. Dan Jaffe in 2004. Since then he and ... -
Mt. Bachelor Observatory 2006 data
(2006)The Mt. Bachelor Observatory (MBO) is a high altitude atmospheric research station that is located at the Mt. Bachelor ski area in central Oregon. The observatory was started by Prof. Dan Jaffe in 2004. Since then he and ... -
Mt. Bachelor Observatory 2007 data
(2007)The Mt. Bachelor Observatory (MBO) is a high altitude atmospheric research station that is located at the Mt. Bachelor ski area in central Oregon. The observatory was started by Prof. Dan Jaffe in 2004. Since then he and ... -
Mt. Bachelor Observatory 2008 data
(2008)The Mt. Bachelor Observatory (MBO) is a high altitude atmospheric research station that is located at the Mt. Bachelor ski area in central Oregon. The observatory was started by Prof. Dan Jaffe in 2004. Since then he and ... -
Mt. Bachelor Observatory 2009 data
(2009)The Mt. Bachelor Observatory (MBO) is a high altitude atmospheric research station that is located at the Mt. Bachelor ski area in central Oregon. The observatory was started by Prof. Dan Jaffe in 2004. Since then he and ... -
Mt. Bachelor Observatory 2010 data
(2010)The Mt. Bachelor Observatory (MBO) is a high altitude atmospheric research station that is located at the Mt. Bachelor ski area in central Oregon. The observatory was started by Prof. Dan Jaffe in 2004. Since then he and ... -
Mt. Bachelor Observatory 2011 data
(2011)The Mt. Bachelor Observatory (MBO) is a high altitude atmospheric research station that is located at the Mt. Bachelor ski area in central Oregon. The observatory was started by Prof. Dan Jaffe in 2004. Since then he and ...