Tropospheric Chemistry: Measurements
Tropospheric chemical research relies on measurements of the chemical and physical processes of the troposphere, particularly the effects of pollution on those processes. These measurements are obtained from mobile and ground-based platforms during coordinated field projects including SENEX 2013, CalNex 2010, ARCPAC 2008, ICEALOT 2008, TexAQS 2006, NEAQS-ITCT (under ICARTT) 2004, ITCT 2002, NEAQS 2002, TexAQS 2000, and SOS 1999. In addition, we also have information about field projects before 1999.
Climate Change, Air Quality, Air Pollution
Our field experiments have been designed to address components of these major topics by making measurements of chemical species, aerosol size and composition, as well as solar radiation using an extensive suite of instruments. These measurements are made by scientists from CSD as well as those from other institutions that we collaborate with. Here you can find this data from all of our major field campaigns.
Please note data access may require authentication. Resources for investigators include Data (Igor) Tools (authentication required) and ICARTT Data Format information. Use the faceted datasets search tool to search data across all major projects. Provided for convenience are also datasets for modellers.
Field projects begun after 1999 are identified on the globe below. Mouse over a project name for basic information, or click a project name for detailed information and data. Alternatively, view a field missions text listing instead of navigating the globe.