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Title: WRAP Data Analysis


1
WRAP Data Analysis Monitoring Activities Update
  • by
  • Marc Pitchford
  • November 4th 2003

2
Major Activities
  • IMPROVE monitoring at sites representative of
    Federal Class I Areas
  • VIEWS website to display, summarize, and
    disseminate data
  • Cause of Haze Assessment (COHA) is the first
    systematic and comprehensive attribution analyses
    for all WRAP (also CENRAP) IMPROVE sites

3
Causes of Haze AssessmentBrief Overview
  • Multi-year contract effort with DRI (1M)
  • Multiple data analyses methods with access to
    extensive auxiliary data (e.g. emissions,
    land-cover, terrain, land-use, satellite imagery,
    etc.),
  • But no air quality modeling
  • Planned WRAP and CENRAP reviews and web
    publications of the various analysis applications
    as they are completed

4
Causes of Haze AssessmentBrief Overview
  • Designed to respond to 4 broad questions
    numerous sub-questions for every class I area
  • What aerosol components are responsible for haze?
  • What is meteorologys role in the causes of haze?
  • What are the emission sources responsible for
    haze?
  • Are there detectable /or statistically
    significant multi-year trends in the causes of
    haze?
  • Website used to publish results so that users can
    cut paste to produce custom reports, and to
    share access to the tools and data sources for
    their own assessments

5
Causes of Haze AssessmentBrief Overview
  • Applications of the results include
  • SIP TIP development,
  • Regional air quality model evaluation
    interpretation,
  • Identification of monitoring gaps,
  • Improved methodology for setting natural haze
    levels,
  • Tracking effectiveness of emission control
    programs
  • Progress report to be presented tomorrow morning
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