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News Release 13-111
Scientists Undertake Extensive Field Campaign to Study U.S. Southeast Atmospheric Chemistry
Research examines chemical reactions between human-related pollution and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emitted by vegetation such as trees
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Southeast Atmosphere Study (SAS) tower in the Talladega National Forest in Alabama.
Credit: Southeast Atmosphere Study
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Top-of-tree-canopy view of the SAS instrument tower in the Alabama forest.
Credit: Southeast Atmosphere Study
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Close-up of the instrument tower being used by SAS atmospheric chemists.
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SAS scientists are conducting research aboard the NSF/NCAR C-130 aircraft.
Credit: NSF/NCAR
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Scientists get ready to fly across the U.S. Southeast in search of air quality discoveries.
Credit: Southeast Atmosphere Study/NOAA
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Researchers prepare to sample air chemistry from the skies rather than the ground.
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