SGPAES

CLASIC - Southern Great Plains Aerosol Evolution Study (SGPAES)

8 June 2007 - 7 July 2007

Lead Scientist: Don Collins

Observatory: sgp, sgp

The focus of the Southern Great Plains Aerosol Evolution Study (SGPAES) was to evaluate the transformation of an aerosol species over time by condensation/sorption reactions given ambient conditions in a rural location. Through research conducted at the SGP, understanding was gained of the effects of aerosol growth processes on size distribution, hygroscopic growth and aerosol extinction.

Co-Investigators

Crystal Reed

Timeline

Parent Campaign
Sibling Campaign

Related Publications

2024

Zhu L, C Lu, J Chen, Y Wang, X He, J Li, X Wu, and S Wu. 2024. "Aircraft Observations Reveal the Relationship between Cumulus Entrainment Rate and Aerosol Loading." Geophysical Research Letters, 51(19), e2024GL110881, 10.1029/2024GL110881.

2009

Matrosov SY. 2009. "Simultaneous estimates of cloud and rainfall parameters in the atmospheric vertical column above the Atmospheric Radiation Measurement Program southern Great Plains site." Journal of Geophysical Research – Atmospheres, 114(D22), D22201, 10.1029/2009jd012004.

2007

Miller MA, R Avissar, L Berg, S Edgerton, M Fischer, T Jackson, W Kustas, P Lamb, G McFarquhar, Q Min, B Schmid, M Torn, and D Turner. 2007. SGP Cloud and Land Surface Interaction Campaign (CLASIC): Science and Implementation Plan. U.S. Department of Energy. DOE/SC-ARM-0703. 10.2172/948100.

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