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Faculty Advisors: Dr. Barry Lefer
Dr. Timothy Bertram
Research Mentor: Steven Schill
Los Angeles Air Quality
Ryan Patnaude
Kevin Burke
Matthew Erbst
John MurrayDavid Nevius
Taylor Krause
Kathleen Casados
Jacob Piland
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S3 Final Projects
Pollution Transport
Small-scale ozone
variability
Vertical profile analyses
Calculating O3 production
Atmospheric Aerosols
Forecast verification
Vertical transport over
mountains
Eddy covariance
Airborne Ammonia
Combustion efficiency
Novel measurement
validation
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Ryan Patnaude
University of North Dakota
Examining meteorological influence of fine structurevariability
in ozone concentrations at high and low
altitudes
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Kevin Burke
University of Illinois Chicago
Vertical profile characterization of pollution distributionand
transport within the Southern California LA Basin
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Matthew Erbst
Dominican University of California
Ground-based sensing and forecast verification of
PM2.5measurements in Southern California
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John Murray
Fordham University
Vertical transport of urban aerosol particles acrossmountain
topography near the LA Basin
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David Nevius
University of Georgia
Direct measurement of aerosol particle flux from anairborne
platform
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Taylor Krause
Chapman University
Comparison of combustion efficiency to in situatmospheric
ammonia measurements from a miniature
chemical ionization mass spectrometer in the LA Basin
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Katie Casados
Carleton College
Direct measurement of atmospheric ammonia from anairborne
miniature chemical ionization mass
spectrometer (miniCIMS)
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Jake Piland
Utah State University
Novel puff model calculations of ozone production ratesand
possible NO, VOC emissions in the LA Basin
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Group Acknowledgements
Data Collection Dr. Andreas Beyersdorf, NASA Langley
Dr. Jimmy Flynn, University of Houston
Dr. Matt Zoerb, UC San Diego
Tim Moes & DC-8 crew
SARP Staff
Dr. Emily Schaller
Rick Shetter
Jane Peterson
Karen Katrinak
SARP Mentors Sean Freeman
Dr. Jason Schroeder
Jesse Bausell
Shane Grigsby
Continued Support
Randy Albertson
Dr. Jack Kaye
NSERC, University of North Dakota
NASA Airborne Science Program
