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    6 datasets found related to Fred J. Brechtel. Full dataset descriptions and data access links are available by selecting the dataset title.
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    This data set contains ACE-Asia Humidified Tandem Differential Mobility Analyzer (HTDMA) data files from the BNL HTDMA deployed as the Gosan surface site during ACE-Asia.
    • ACE-ASIA
    preliminary
    The ACE-ASIA Surface: Kosan Aerosol Size Distribution ?dry 0.005-0.8um? (Brechtel) data are available online. All data is in PDF format. This dataset contains processed data files from the BNL Twin Scanning Electrical Mobility Sizing System operated on...
    • ACE-ASIA
    final 1.0
    2001-10-09
    The ACE-ASIA Surface: Kosan Aerosol Particle Total Number Concentration ?>3nm? (Brechtel) data are available online. All data is in ASCII format. This dataset contains processed data files from the BNL Twin Scanning Electrical Mobility Sizing System...
    • ACE-ASIA
    final 1.0
    2001-10-09
    This dataset consists of particle number concentration data (> 10 nm) collected at Macquarie Island by Sonia Kreidenweis and Fred Brechtel (Colorado State University). The data contain time (ending at the stamped UTC time) and particle counts > 10 nm ...
    • ACE-1
    preliminary
    This dataset consists of particle number concentration data (> 3 nm) taken at Macquarie Island by Sonia Kreidenweis and Fred Brechtel (Colorado State University). The data contain time (ending at the stamped UTC time) and particle counts > 3 nm (N/cm3)...
    • ACE-1
    preliminary
    This dataset consists of particle size distribution data collected at Macquarie Island by Sonia Kreidenweis and Fred Brechtel (Colorado State University) during ACE-1. A Differential Mobility Particle Sizing (DMPS) system was used.
    • ACE-1
    final 1.0
    1996-12-09
    NSF

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