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37 datasets found (10 shown). Full dataset descriptions and data access links are available by selecting the dataset title.
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This dataset provides a link to the DC-3 Field Catalog Model Products section which includes MOZART4 Chemistry Forecast Product Imagery
  • DC3
final completed
A link to the SAS Field Catalog Model Products section which includes imagery from the NASA Goddard Earth Observing System Model V5 (GOES5) Chemical Forecast Imagery for the campaign.
  • SAS
final completed
This dataset provides a link to the NASA Langley DC3 Merged Aircraft Data Archive. It includes merges for the NASA DC-8, DLR Falcon, and NSF/NCAR GV HIAPER aircraft.
  • DC3
final completed
A link to the SAS Field Catalog Model Products section which includes imagery from the MOZART4 model.
  • SAS
final completed
A link to the imagery archive for the NCAR MOZART Tracer Forecasts for DC3
  • DC3
final completed
A link to the Nebraska Department of Environment and Energy Ambient Air Monitoring Program website.
  • VORTEX2
final completed
A link to the archive of NILU Atmospheric Backward Transport Analysis Products. The plots shown are from backward model runs using the FLEXPART model.
  • VOCALS
final completed
A link to the Oklahoma DEQ Air Monitoring Network website.
  • VORTEX2
final completed
The Picarro G2401-M instrument measures ambient trace gases (CO, CO2, CH4, H2O) reported every 2 seconds in ICARTT Format. The Picarro was deployed on the Wyoming Sprinter Mobile Laboratory (WySP) in Salt Lake City, UT during the SLC-SOS field campaign.
  • SLC-SOS
final 1.0
2025-07-14
This dataset provides a link to the DC-3 Field Catalog Model Products section which includes RAQMS Chemistry Forecast Product Imagery
  • DC3
final completed
NSF

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