Two NADP sites, located at 2524 m elevation in upper montane forest (Sugarloaf = CO94) and 3525 m in elevation and in alpine tundra (Niwot Ridge Saddle = CO02), collected precipitation samples on a weekly basis. These were analyzed for pH, conductivity, anions (Cl-, SO4--, NO3-), and cations (Ca++, Mg++, K+, Na+, NH4+, H+) at the Central Analytical Laboratory in Champaign, IL
This report details results from the Greenville, Maine, NADP/NTN site supported by the Maine Agricul...
In 2005, scientists, students, educators, and others interested in the National Atmospheric Depositi...
Atmospheric deposition of acidic cloud water is thought to be one of the causes for the recent fores...
The National Atmospheric Deposition Program monitors wet atmospheric deposition (chemical constituen...
housands of precipitation samples are collected each year by the National Atmospheric Deposition Pr...
Data set contains results of chemical analysis of wetfall on Konza Prairie. Analysis done by the Cen...
The objectives of this study were to characterize and compare selected physical and chemical propert...
Since acid-rain is a very serious problem in environmental chemistry, the sample collections over a ...
Precipitation chemistry in central North American appears to e controlled by interaction between soi...
The Atmospheric Chemistry Laboratory at the Illinois State Water Survey (ISWS) was selected in the s...
A network of bulk precipitation collectors was established in southeastern Oklahoma to monitor the c...
Precipitation is collected continuously in an Aerochem-Metrics wet-only sampler. Solutions are anal...
The analysis of aerosol samples obtained in rural east-central Illinois reveals a seasonal maximum i...
The National Atmospheric Deposition Program/National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) is a nationwide netwo...
In August 1991, the Central Analytical Laboratory (CAL) of the National Atmospheric Deposition Progr...
This report details results from the Greenville, Maine, NADP/NTN site supported by the Maine Agricul...
In 2005, scientists, students, educators, and others interested in the National Atmospheric Depositi...
Atmospheric deposition of acidic cloud water is thought to be one of the causes for the recent fores...
The National Atmospheric Deposition Program monitors wet atmospheric deposition (chemical constituen...
housands of precipitation samples are collected each year by the National Atmospheric Deposition Pr...
Data set contains results of chemical analysis of wetfall on Konza Prairie. Analysis done by the Cen...
The objectives of this study were to characterize and compare selected physical and chemical propert...
Since acid-rain is a very serious problem in environmental chemistry, the sample collections over a ...
Precipitation chemistry in central North American appears to e controlled by interaction between soi...
The Atmospheric Chemistry Laboratory at the Illinois State Water Survey (ISWS) was selected in the s...
A network of bulk precipitation collectors was established in southeastern Oklahoma to monitor the c...
Precipitation is collected continuously in an Aerochem-Metrics wet-only sampler. Solutions are anal...
The analysis of aerosol samples obtained in rural east-central Illinois reveals a seasonal maximum i...
The National Atmospheric Deposition Program/National Trends Network (NADP/NTN) is a nationwide netwo...
In August 1991, the Central Analytical Laboratory (CAL) of the National Atmospheric Deposition Progr...
This report details results from the Greenville, Maine, NADP/NTN site supported by the Maine Agricul...
In 2005, scientists, students, educators, and others interested in the National Atmospheric Depositi...
Atmospheric deposition of acidic cloud water is thought to be one of the causes for the recent fores...