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Funded Projects

2013 Gordon Research Conference on Atmospheric Chemistry
  • Year Funded: 2013
  • Principal Investigators: Steven Brown (NOAA ESRL)
A 10-year analysis of North American anthropogenic and biospheric CO2 fluxes from network observations of ?? 14CO2 and CO2
  • Year Funded: 2019
  • Principal Investigators: Scott J. Lehman (University of Colorado, Boulder)
A CO2 Observation Network in the Pacific Northwest U.S. for Modeling Regional Scale CO2 Flux Variability
  • Year Funded: 2011
  • Principal Investigators: Beverly Law, Oregon State University
A Holistic and Long-term Analysis of Atmospheric Composition Changes During Droughts in the Continental U.S.
  • Year Funded: 2019
  • Principal Investigators: Yuxuan Wang (University of Houston)
A multispecies approach to investigate the changing cocktail of atmospheric urban carbon
  • Year Funded: 2020
  • Principal Investigators: Allen Goldstein (University of California, Berkeley)
A Novel Constraint for Biogeochemical Modeling: Triple Oxygen Isotopes
  • Year Funded: 2010
  • Principal Investigators: Rachel Stanley, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution
A Regional Atmospheric Continuous CO2 Observing Network in the Rocky Mountain: Understanding Drivers of Flux Variability and Optimizing Regional Observations
  • Year Funded: 2009
  • Principal Investigators: Britt Stephens, National Center for Atmospheric Research; and Disai Ankur, University of Wisconsin
Aerosol size distribution and composition evolution during FIREX activities: closure analyses and climate impacts
  • Year Funded: 2017
  • Principal Investigators: Pierce, Jeffrey (Colorado State University)
Airborne DOAS Remote Sensing of Oxygenated VOCs and NO2 During CUPiDS
  • Year Funded: 2021
  • Principal Investigators: Rainer Volkamer (CIRES, University of Colorado, Boulder)
Ammonia for AEROMMA (A4A)
  • Year Funded: 2021
  • Principal Investigators: Ilana Pollack (Colorado State University)
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