Campaign : 2000 Houston, Texas Air Quality Study
2000.08.19 - 2000.09.12
Lead Scientist : Peter Daum
For data sets, see below.
Description
Over 250 scientists and technicians from over 40 organizations participated in TexAQS 2000, a major air quality study focused on Houston, Texas. The study was one of the largest, most comprehensive and sophisticated studies of urban air quality that has ever been conducted in the US. Resources for the program included five aircraft; major chemistry sites at Laporte airport adjacent to the Houston Ship Channel, and on the 62nd floor of Williams Tower on the west side of Houston; EPA-funded (U. of Texas GC-ARCH Program) aerosol/chemistry sites located up, in, and downwind wind of the Ship Channel, and; a well-developed ozone/aerosol monitoring network supported by TNRCC, the City of Houston, and a consortium of industries in the Houston area. Meteorological resources included five wind profilers, and three rawinsonde launch sites.
Other Contacts
Co-Investigators
David Allen
James Meagher
Campaign Data Sets
| Campaign Participant | Data Set | Archived Data |
|---|---|---|
| Hubbe, John | PSP Radiometer | Order Data |
| Hubbe, John | Gas Monitors | Order Data |
| Hubbe, John | Particle Soot Absorption Photometer | Order Data |
| Hubbe, John | Particle-Into-Liquid Sampler (PILS) | Order Data |
| Hubbe, John | Gas Chromatography Mass Spectrometry | Order Data |
| Hubbe, John | Forward Scattering Spectrometer Probe | Order Data |
| Hubbe, John | Passive Cavity Aerosol Spectrometer Probe | Order Data |
