Project/Cruise: TexAQS-GoMACCS 2006

ACTION

VESSEL: R/V RONALD H. BROWN
DEPARTED: Charleston, South Carolina on 27 July, 2006
ARRIVED: Galveston, Texas on 18 August 2006

DEPARTED: Galveston, Texas on 22 August 2006

ARRIVED: Galveston, Texas on 11 September 2006

Link to more TEXAQS - GoMACCS 2006 pages

Note: Additional information is available using the Info Icon

wherever it occurs. Some browsers may lack MouseOver functionality, but a click on the Info Icon directs helpful comments to a secondary window. The RESET button restores all form entries to their defaults; any of the PLOT buttons will generate the plot; the browser's BACK function will return to the previous page without plotting.

Choose Line Style ...
Data Marks Only, or Connect the Points

... Optionally restrict Time and/or Space Range ...
Format Times as in 19-may-1998:12:00 Latitudes and Longitudes with the hemisphere designators N,S,E,W. Values are initialized to the full space (lower-left to upper-right) and time range. The RESET button restores these defaults.

Time Latitude Longitude

Start

End

... then Select an X and a Y-axis Variable
The sampling times of different variables may be different. If this is the case then the Y-axis variable will be linearly interpolated onto the time axis associated with the X-axis variable. When the variables have been selected, click on any of the plot icons on the right to produce the plot. The variable name in the center column will appear as axis labels and may be modified by the user.

X-Axis Variable Y-Axis

$Non-Refractory Aerosol Sulfate - Aerosol Mass Spectrometer$

$Non-Refractory Aerosol Ammonium - Aerosol Mass Spectrometer$

$Non-Refractory Aerosol Nitrate- Aerosol Mass Spectrometer$

$Non-Refractory Aerosol Particulate Organic Matter - Aerosol Mass Spectrometer$

Click here to reset to default values.

U.S.Dept of Commerce / NOAA / OAR / PMEL / Atmospheric Chemistry

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	$Non-Refractory Aerosol Sulfate - Aerosol Mass Spectrometer$
	$Non-Refractory Aerosol Ammonium - Aerosol Mass Spectrometer$
	$Non-Refractory Aerosol Nitrate- Aerosol Mass Spectrometer$
	$Non-Refractory Aerosol Particulate Organic Matter - Aerosol Mass Spectrometer$