Atmospheric Environment

Production of boundary layer ozone from tropical American Savannah biomass burning emissions - role of pyrodenitrification
pp. 4969-4975(7)
Authors: Sanhueza E.; Crutzen P.J.; Fernandez E.

Measurement of particulate aliphatic and polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons in Santiago de Chile: source reconciliation and evaluation of sampling artifacts - occurrence and origin
pp. 4977-4986(10)
Authors: Kavouras I.G.; Lawrence J.; Koutrakis P.; Stephanou E.G.; Oyola P.

Composition of extractable organic matter in aerosols from urban areas of Rio de Janeiro city, Brazil - occurrence and origin
pp. 4987-5001(15)
Authors: Almeida Azevedo D.d.d.; Silveira Moreira L.; Soares de Siqueira D.

Measurements of peroxyacyl nitrates (PANS) in Mexico City: implications for megacity air quality impacts on regional scales
pp. 5003-5012(10)
Authors: Gaffney J.S.; Marley N.A.; Cunningham M.M.; Doskey P.V.

Some aspects of boundary layer evolution in Mexico City
pp. 5013-5021(9)
Authors: Raga G.B.; Baumgardner D.; Kok G.; Rosas I.

Climatology and forecast modeling of ambient carbon monoxide in Phoenix, Arizona - An International Sourcebook
pp. 5023-5036(14)
Authors: Comrie A.C.; Diem J.E.

Description and evaluation of a model of deposition velocities for routine estimates of air pollutant dry deposition over North America. - a comparison of model and experimental results
pp. 5037-5051(15)
Authors: Brook J.R.; Zhang L.; Di-Giovanni F.; Padro J.

Description and evaluation of a model of deposition velocities for routine estimates of dry deposition over North America. Part II: review of past measurements and model results - a comparison of model and experimental results
pp. 5053-5070(18)
Authors: Brook J.R.; Zhang L.; Li Y.; Johnson D.

Source apportionment and source/sink relationships of PAHs in the coastal atmosphere of Chicago and Lake Michigan - homologous series in soils and recent marine sediments
pp. 5071-5079(9)
Authors: Simcik M.F.; Eisenreich S.J.; Lioy P.J.

Ozone patterns for three metropolitan statistical areas in North Carolina, USA - long-term variations
pp. 5081-5093(13)
Authors: Aneja V.P.; Oommen R.G.; Riordan A.J.; Arya S.P.; Wayland R.J.; Murray G.C.

Chemical signals of epiphytic lichens in southwestern North America; natural versus man-made sources for airborne particulates
pp. 5095-5104(10)
Authors: Getty S.R.S.R.; Gutzler D.S.; Asmerom Y.; Shearer C.K.; Free S.J.

Cloud chemistry in the eastern United States, as sampled from three high-elevation sites along the Appalachian Mountains
pp. 5105-5114(10)
Authors: Anderson J.B.; Baumgardner R.E.; Mohnen V.A.; Bowser J.J.

Atmospheric transport pathways from the Bilibino nuclear power plant to Alaska
pp. 5115-5122(8)
Authors: Mahura A.G.; Jaffe D.A.; Andres R.J.; Merrill J.T.

Outlier detection in phosphorus dry deposition rates measured in South Florida - III. Deposition Characterization
pp. 5123-5131(9)
Authors: Ahn H.; Thomas James R.

Acid aerosols in the Pittsburgh Metropolitan area - I. Transport
pp. 5133-5145(13)
Authors: McCurdy T.; Zelenka M.P.; Lawrence P.M.; Houston R.M.; Burton R.

New Directions - Does pollution increase or decrease tropospheric ozone in Winter-Spring?
pp. 5147-5149(3)
Authors: Parrish D.D.; Ryerson T.B.; Holloway J.S.; Trainer M.; Fehsenfeld F.C.