| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
|---|
| Correlations Among Visual Range, Aerosol Sulfate Level, And Relative Humidity In The Mountains Of Northwestern North Carolina |
1982 |
148 |
A 7-month, USEPA-sponsored field study was conducted in the Appalachian mountains of northwestern North Carolina to investigate the effects of ambient sulfate aerosol concentration on reduced visibility in that region.... |
| Modeling Ozone Concentrations Using Meteorological Variables |
1990 |
286 |
Concern has been expressed in recent years concerning damage to vegetation, decline of forest growth, and human health problems that have been associated with tropospheric ozone. Because of this concern, it is important to have good estimates of ozon... |
| Meteorological Modeling Of Ozone Concentrations In Western North Carolina |
1991 |
252 |
In recent years, there has been increasing concern about the effect of photochemical oxidants on human health and vegetation. Ozone, a prevalent photochemical oxidant, has been associated with eye irritation and changes in human lung function, as wel... |