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Wyoming Rural Ozone Monitoring

Explore ozone measurements during wildfires in Northeast Wyoming's Thunder Basin in July 2001 & 2002. Learn about monitoring data, images, and analysis from CASTNet stations in rural Wyoming.

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Wyoming Rural Ozone Monitoring

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  1. WyomingRural Ozone Monitoring WRAP – IOC Meeting July 21-22, 2003 Denver, CO

  2. CASTNet Yellowstone Thunder Basin Campbell County CASTNet Pinedale Green River Basin CASTNet Centennial Ozone Monitor

  3. Rural Ozone Monitoring in WY

  4. WyomingMax. Daily 8-hr O3 Summary 8-hr O3 AAQS 0.08 ppm annual 4th-highest daily max. 8-hr avg.

  5. Thunder BasinOzone measurements and corresponding images when wildfires burned in northeast Wyoming

  6. Thunder Basin July 5, 2001 12:00 pm SVR = 87 km O3 = 68 ppb 15:00 pm SVR = 59 km O3 = 77 ppb

  7. July 19, 2002 10:15 am SVR = 130 km O3 = 78 ppb 11:45 am SVR = 54 km O3 = 86 ppb

  8. July 19, 2002 (12:00-12:45 pm) SVR = 23 km O3 = 88 ppb

  9. July 19, 2002 (3:00-3:45 pm) SVR = 58 km O3 = 96 ppb (highest O3 value in 2002)

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