NCSU Flux Tower Data
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<strong>NCSU Flux Tower</strong>Data Level b1: QC checks applied to measurements<br>Data Format: CSV<br>Description: See "instrument descripotion<br>Site: Houston, TX; Tracking Aerosol Convection interactions ExpeRiment (HOU)<br>Location: Houston, TX; AMF1 (main site for TRACER)<br>Facility Code: M1<br>Category: Aerosol Properties<br>Data Type: PI Data<br>Source Instrument/Data: Sonic Anemometer, 3 Condensation Particle Counters, 1 SP2, 1 POPS<br>Start Date: 2022-06-01<br>End Date: 2022-9-26<br>Contact PI: Markus Petters (mdpetter@ncsu.edu)Funding Source: DOE ASR award US Department of Energy, Office of Science, Biological and Environment Research (grant no. DE-SC 0021074)<strong>Instrument description</strong>The NCSU flux tower was located next to the AMF sampling pad. The flux tower consisted of a 10 m telescoping tower. Mounted at the top of the tower was a sonic anemometer (RM Young 8000) and a Krypton Hygrometer. A sample line (¼” conductive tubing) and communication line was laid to a trailer located underneath and slightly adjacent to the tower. The sample line brought aerosol inside the trailer at 4.5 L min-1, where it was distributed between 3 CPCs (TSI 3776c, Dc ~ 2.5 nm, TSI 3771, Dc ~10nm, and TSI 3772, Dc ~40 nm) with different size cuts. Also sampling was a printed particle optical spectrometer (POPS) and a single particle soot photometer (SP2). Please contact mdpetter@ncsu.edu for further information.
