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PEM West A Flights

Fall Air Mass Flow

The PEM-A study was deployed in September-October 1991 to study the emissions from the Asian Continent during a seasonal period characterized by minimal outflow from the continent. Measurements during this period provide a baseline from which the measurements during PEM-West B can be viewed. Ground measurements (below) at selected sites in the Pacific provide a longer time record of emission from the Asian continent an complement the more intensive measurements provided by the instruments aboard the DC-8 aircraft.


Ground Based Measurements During PEM-West A

PEM-West A Ground Sites
Time History of Ground Measurements Not Available

Measurements at the automated ground sites were typically filtersamplers operational throughout the year. Instrumentation at the intensive sites typically required more frequent service/calibration and were therfore only active during the intense airborne phase of PEM-West A. Results from those measurements provide a time histroy record which clearly show the seasonal variability of emissions from the Asian continent.

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