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I[University of Manchester, Institute of Science and Technology]
PI["Parent Institutions (1)"]
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AW["Affiliated Works (14)"]
CA["Linked Collaborating Authors (0)"]
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- Real Time Chemical and Physical Characterization of Aerosols in Urban and Semi-rural Area During Pacific 2001.
- Assessment of DMS Photochemistry at Jeju Island During the Asian Dust-Storm Period of Spring 2001: Comparison of Model Simulation with Field Observations
- Detailed Characteristics of a Ship Plume Observed in Land During Pacific 2001
- Determination of Thundercloud Ice Characteristics from Satellite Observations of Lightning
- Indications and implications of twisted magnetic flux in the corona
- Measurements of the Mass of Volatile and Semi-Volatile Aerosol Components as a Function of Particle Size Using Aerodyne Aerosol Mass Spectrometers During ITCT at Trinidad Head
- Measurements of the Microphysics and Size Distributed Composition of Aerosol Particles at the Kosan Supersite, Jeju Island, Korea During ACE-ASIA and Their Influence on Cloud Microphysics
- Real Time Chemical and Physical Characterization of Aerosols in Urban and Semi-rural Area During Pacific 2001
- The Variability of Aerosol Composition in the Lower Fraser Valley During PACIFIC 2001 Measured by Two Aerodyne Aerosol Mass Spectrometers
- Aerosol mass spectrometer measurements of organic aerosol
- Assessment of the Photochemistry of OH and NO<SUB>3</SUB> on Jeju Island during the Asian Dust-Storm Period in the Spring of 2001
- Chemical and Physical Processes Controlling the Distribution of Aerosols in the Lower Fraser Valley, Canada, During the Pacific 2001 Field Campaign
- Novel halogen chemistry in the marine boundary layer
- Results from Emerald-2: Measurements in the Cirrus Outflow from Tropical Convection above Darwin