| Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6342495 | Atmospheric Environment | 2012 | 10 Pages |
Abstract
⺠Wildfires produce approximately 170 Tg of O3 globally per year. ⺠Observations of ÎO3/ÎCO in fire plumes range from approximately â0.1 to 0.9. ⺠O3 production depends on fire emissions, photochemical reactions, meteorology and aerosol effects. ⺠Wildfires can contribute to exceedances of the ozone air quality standard.
Keywords
AQSParts per million by volumeppmvNMOCOxygenated volatile organic compoundsNMHCOVOCMCENAAQSAir Quality SystemEPAAODPM2.5CARBNOxWildfiresEnvironmental Protection AgencyNational Ambient Air Quality StandardsNitrous acidFire emissionsOzoneNitrogen oxidesOzone productionAerosol optical depthOzone photochemistryPANcarbon monoxidePeroxyacetyl nitrateNO2Nitrogen dioxideNitric oxideHONOCalifornia Air Resources BoardNon-methane hydrocarbon
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Authors
Daniel A. Jaffe, Nicole L. Wigder,