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INDOFLUX NETWORK POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTION OF RRL BHUBANESWAR

INDOFLUX NETWORK POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTION OF RRL BHUBANESWAR. DR. G. ROY CHAUDHURY SCIENTIST REGIONAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, BHUBANESWAR. Comparison of different greenhouse gases. WORK DONE AT RRL. GROUP WORKING IN GHG SINCE 1991

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INDOFLUX NETWORK POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTION OF RRL BHUBANESWAR

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  1. INDOFLUX NETWORK POSSIBLE CONTRIBUTION OF RRL BHUBANESWAR DR. G. ROY CHAUDHURY SCIENTIST REGIONAL RESEARCH LABORATORY, BHUBANESWAR

  2. Comparison of different greenhouse gases

  3. WORK DONE AT RRL • GROUP WORKING IN GHG SINCE 1991 • PART OF NATIONAL METHANE CAMPAIGN, METHANE ASIA CAMPAIGN, ASIAN LOW-COST GHG ABATEMENT TECHNOLOGY, NATIONAL COMMUNICATION TO UN FRAMEWORK CONVENTION on CLIMATE CHANGE etc. • GHG FLUX COLLECTION, SOPHISTICATED ANALYZER & PORTABLE DATA COLLECTORS AVAILABLE

  4. WORK DONE AT RRL • DRY & WET PRECIPITATION CHEMISTRY AT RURAL BACKGROUND SITE SINCE 1996 – LONGEST RECORD ON FORESTED AREA IN INDIA • AEROSOL COLLECTION & ANALYSIS THROUGH PASSIVE AND ACTIVE COLLECTORS • EFFECT OF ATMSOPHERIC POLLUTION – CORROSION OF STRUCTURAL MATERIALS

  5. INTERNATIONAL COLLABORATIONS • METEOROLOGY INSTITUTE, STOCKHOLM UNIVERSITY, STOCKHOLM • SWEDISH ENVRIONMENTAL LABORATORY, GOTHENBURG • MATERIALS CORROSION INSTITUTE, STOCKHOLM • COMMITTEE ON ATMOSPHERIC PRECIPITATION – STEERING COMMITTEE MEMBER • SCIENTIFIC MEMBER, MALE DECLARATION

  6. FACILITIES & EXPERTISE AUTOMATIC WETONLY & BULK COLLECTORS

  7. PASSIVE AEROSOL COLLECTORS

  8. ACTIVE AEROSOL COLLECTORS – DENUDERS

  9. AUTOMATIC WEATHER MONITORING STATION SOLAR CELL/BATTERY OPERATED DOWNLOADED AT REGULAR INTERVALS TO A LAPTOP * TEMPERATURE * WIND DIRECTION & SPEED * RELATIVE HUMIDITY * RAIN FALL

  10. INSTRUMENTAL FACILITIES • STATE-OF ART EQUIPMENTS • GC WITH METHANIZER • IC . XRD/XRF • ICP-MS . NMR • SEM . TEM • AETHALOMETER • GRIMM’S SPECTROMETER

  11. IMPORTANT FINDINGS • GHG emission from rice and pulse cultivation • Rice Methane E SIF 3.3gm/m2 Rainy season 1.97gm/m2 Kharif season NO2 0.01 mgm/m2 7.11 mgm/m2 Pulses 3.38-4.1 NO2

  12. IMPORTANT FINDINGS • Factors affecting • Soil temperature • Fertiliser addition • Soil redox potential • Soil organic content

  13. IMPORTANT FINDINGS • WET AND BULK COLLECTOR 6.6 AND 7 µEQ/LT RESPECTIVELY ACID VALUE. THE VALUES OF ANIONS LIKE Cl, F, NO3, SO4, ACETATE AND FORMATE INCREASING

  14. IMPORTANT FINDINGS • ACIDITY OF RAINWATER, AEROSOLS & PARTICULATE MATTER INCREASING • NUMBER OF ACIDIC (pH <5.6) RAIN EVENTS INCREASING • NEUTRALIZING/ BUFFERING CAPACITY DECREASING • POLLUTANTS ARE MOSTLY OF CONTINENTAL ORIGIN • CORROSION OF MATERIALS ARE SIGNIFICANT

  15. INDOFLUX – BASIC REQUIREMENTS • NETWORK SITES IN SOURCE/ SINK REGIONS • LONGTERM MEASURING EXPERIENCE & EXPERTISE • DISTINCTION BETWEEN NATURAL & ANTHROPOGENIC FLUXES THROUGH SOURCE APORTIONMENT • QA/QC & INTERCOMPARISON IN NET-WORK MODE

  16. OBJECTIVES OF RRL STUDY • TO SET-UP A MICRO-MET TOWER WITH ALL SENSORS/REGULATORS AS PER INDOFLUX PROTOCOL AT THE EXISTING RURAL STATION OF BHUBANESWAR • TO ENGAGE GAS SENSORS FOR CONTINUOUS MONITORING OF TRACE COMPONENTS LIKE WATER VAPOR, CO2, NET ECO-SYSTEM EXCHANGE, BIOMASS ENTHALPY CHANGE AND METABOLIC HEAT STORAGE, TRACE GAS EMISSIONS FROM TERRESTRIAL SOURCES etc.

  17. OBJECTIVES OF RRL STUDY-2 • TO CONTINUOUSLY MONITOR AEROSOL, DRY AND WET DEPOSITIONS • TO MONITOR CHANGES IN CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF SOIL, PARTICULARLY NUTRIENT DEPLETION/AVAILABILITY • TO ANALYZE SAMPLES AND INTERPRET DATA • TO PARTICIPATE IN QA/QC EXERCISE

  18. THANKS

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