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Airborne UV-DIAL urban plume measurements

This paper presents and interprets continuous profile measurements of ozone and particulate density of urban origin obtained remotely with the EPA airborne ultraviolet differential absorption lidar (UV-DIAL) from studies conducted in southeastern Michigan (greater Detroit area) during May 1992 and in the Houston, Texas, Gulf Coast area in summer 1993.

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