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Identifying the Origins of Summertime Arctic Cloud Condensation Nuclei Using Online Fine Aerosol Composition Measurements

Identifying the Origins of Summertime Arctic Cloud Condensation Nuclei Using Online Fine Aerosol Composition Measurements
利用在线精细气溶胶成分测量确定夏季北极云凝核的起源
批准号:
1738629
负责人:
Eric Saltzman
金额:
$41.43万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2017
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2017-09-01 至 2021-08-31

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中文摘要
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云在北极的辐射收支和气候中起着关键作用,但形成这些云滴的粒子的来源相对未知。这一研究项目将提供一个机会,对北冰洋破冰船上的微观颗粒进行专门测量。通过了解云粒的来源,科学家将能够更好地确定在海冰较少的世界中,云条件是否会发生变化,从而改善对世界这一关键地区气候的长期预测。项目期间还将开展教育和外展活动,包括在研究巡航期间建立在线照片博客。研究小组将调查夏季高空北冰洋上空细颗粒气溶胶和云凝结核的来源。瑞典破冰船奥登号将于2018年8月至9月进行现场测量。热解吸化学电离质谱仪将被部署来测量环境尺寸分辨率为10-200 nm直径的气溶胶的组成,目标是积累、艾特肯和成核模式。环境中亚微米级的总气溶胶也将使用颗粒物进入液体采样器(PILS)收集,然后进行离线分析。该项目的目标是在大小分辨的基础上,衡量生物多糖材料、海盐、其他有机物和其他盐类对北极气溶胶的相对贡献。一个成功的项目将导致确定哪些过程对不同大小的气溶胶负有责任,这将导致能够推断该区域最重要的CCN来源。
英文摘要
Clouds play a critical role in the radiation budget and climate of the Arctic, but the origin of the particles on which these cloud droplets form is a relative unknown. This research project will provide an opportunity to take specialized measurements of microscopic particles onboard an ice breaker in the Arctic Ocean. By understanding the sources of cloud particles, scientists will be better able to determine whether cloud conditions will change in a world with less sea ice, and thus improve long-term forecasts of climate in this critical part of the world. Education and outreach activities will also be conducted during the project, including an online photo blog during the research cruise.The research team will investigate the origin of fine particle aerosols and cloud condensation nuclei over the summertime high Arctic Ocean. Field measurements will be taken from the Swedish icebreaker Oden during August-September 2018. The Thermal Desorption Chemical Ionization Mass Spectrometer will be deployed to measure the composition of ambient size-resolved 10-200nm diameter aerosols, targeting the accumulation, Aitken and nucleation modes. Total ambient sub-micron aerosols will also be collected using a Particle into Liquid Sampler (PILS) and subsequently analyzed offline. The goal of the project is to measure the relative contributions to Arctic aerosol of biogenic polysaccharide material, sea salt, other organics, and other salts, on a size-resolved basis. A successful project would result in determining what processes are responsible for aerosols of different sizes, which would lead to the ability to infer the most important CCN sources in the region.
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The development of a miniaturised balloon-borne cloud water sampler and its first deployment in the high Arctic
小型气球载云水采样器的开发及其在北极高海拔地区的首次部署
DOI: 10.1080/16000889.2021.1915614
发表时间: 2021
期刊: Tellus B: Chemical and Physical Meteorology
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作者: [Zinke, Julika, Salter, Matthew E., Leck, Caroline, Lawler, Michael J., Porter, Grace C., Adams, Michael P., Brooks, Ian M., Murray, Benjamin J., Zieger, Paul]
通讯作者: Zieger, Paul
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  • 财政年份:
    2023
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