Project Da Vinci: A Study of Long-Range Air Pollution Using a Balloon-Borne Lagrangian Measurement Platform. Volume 2. Reports of Participants in Da Vinci 1. Final Report

摘要

Understanding long-range air pollution is becoming increasingly important for the development of cost-effective air-quality control strategies. Project Da Vinci was the beginning of a continuing effort at Sandia to address the need to study long-range air pollution. It consisted of a series of three instrumented, manned balloon flights to study the lower atmosphere in a Lagrangian frame of reference. These experiments gathered information on gases and aerosols, radiation, electrical fields, atmospheric structure, turbulence, diffusion, mesoscale motions, and their interrelationship. Volume II is a collection of the reports from researchers involved in Da Vinci I. (ERA citation 06:032427)