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University of Denver

2020

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Iron Speciation In Pm2.5 From Urban, Agriculture, And Mixed Environments In Colorado, Usa, Joseph R. Salazar, David J. Pfotenhauer, Frank Leresche, Fernando L. Rosario-Ortiz, Michael P. Hannigan, Sirine C. Fakra, Brian Majestic Oct 2020

Iron Speciation In Pm2.5 From Urban, Agriculture, And Mixed Environments In Colorado, Usa, Joseph R. Salazar, David J. Pfotenhauer, Frank Leresche, Fernando L. Rosario-Ortiz, Michael P. Hannigan, Sirine C. Fakra, Brian Majestic

Chemistry and Biochemistry: Faculty Scholarship

Atmospheric iron solubility varies depending on whether the particles are collected in rural or urban areas, with urban areas showing increased iron solubility. In this study, we investigate if the iron species present in different environments affects its ultimate solubility. Field data are presented from the Platte River Air Pollution and Photochemistry Experiment (PRAPPE), aimed at understanding the interactions between organic carbon and trace elements in atmospheric particulate matter (PM). 24-hr PM2.5 samples were collected during the summer and winter (2016–2017), at three different sites on the Eastern Colorado plains: an urban, agricultural, and a mixed site. Downtown Denver had …

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Yellowstone National Park - Pems Snowcoach Measurements, University Of Denver Sep 2020

Yellowstone National Park - Feat Snowmobile Measurements, University Of Denver Sep 2020

Texas - San Marcos Weigh Station 1998, University Of Denver Aug 2020

Texas - San Marcos Weigh Station 1998, University Of Denver

FEAT Heavy-Duty Vehicle Measurements

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Environmental Science & Technology Publication

Final Report

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Switzerland - Canton Of Uri 1998, University Of Denver Aug 2020

Switzerland - Canton Of Uri 1998, University Of Denver

FEAT Heavy-Duty Vehicle Measurements

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Environmental Science & Technology Publication

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California - Port Of Los Angeles, University Of Denver Aug 2020

Colorado - Coors Brewery, University Of Denver Aug 2020

Colorado - Coors Brewery, University Of Denver

FEAT Heavy-Duty Vehicle Measurements

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Environmental Science & Technology Publication (2001)

Environmental Science & Technology Publication (2006)

Thesis

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Colorado - Dumont Weigh Station, University Of Denver Aug 2020

Colorado - Dumont Weigh Station, University Of Denver

FEAT Heavy-Duty Vehicle Measurements

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Environmental Science & Technology Publication (2001)

Environmental Science & Technology Publication (2006)

Thesis

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Texas - Port Of Houston 2009, University Of Denver Aug 2020

Texas - Port Of Houston 2009, University Of Denver

FEAT Heavy-Duty Vehicle Measurements

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Thesis

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California - Peralta Weigh Station, University Of Denver Aug 2020

California - Port Of Los Angeles, Unversity Of Denver Jul 2020

California - Port Of Los Angeles, Unversity Of Denver

On-road Heavy-duty Monitoring System Measurements

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Environmental Science & Technology Publication (2015)

Environmental Science & Technology Publication (2017)

Environmental Science & Technology Publication (2018)

Final Report

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California - Cottonwood Weigh Station, University Of Denver Jul 2020

California - Cottonwood Weigh Station, University Of Denver

On-road Heavy-duty Monitoring System Measurements

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Environmental Science & Technology Publication (2015)

Environmental Science & Technology Publication (2017)

Environmental Science & Technology Publication (2018)

Final Report

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Correlation Between Ocean Acidification And Zooplankton In The South Pacific Gyre, Samuel Noonan, Rachel Scudder Jan 2020

Correlation Between Ocean Acidification And Zooplankton In The South Pacific Gyre, Samuel Noonan, Rachel Scudder

DU Undergraduate Research Journal Archive

The South Pacific Gyre is a naturally occurring carbon sink, meaning that it absorbs atmospheric carbon dioxide by dissolving it into the moving surface water.The dissolution of CO2 level will dictate the water’s acidic levels a larger the concentration of dissolved CO2 is known to increase the salt water’s acidity. A great amount of the ocean’s biomass is composed of calcifying organisms,which produce tests or shells made from calcium carbonate CaCO3.The goal of our project is to determine if there is a correlation between the water acidity across various locations, as we sailed through the South Pacific gyre and the …

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On-Road Remote Sensing Of Automobile Emissions In The Denver Area: Winter 2020, Gary A. Bishop Jan 2020

On-Road Remote Sensing Of Automobile Emissions In The Denver Area: Winter 2020, Gary A. Bishop

Fuel Efficiency Automobile Test Publications

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On-Road Remote Sensing Of Automobile Emissions In The Tulsa Area: Fall 2019, Gary A. Bishop Jan 2020

On-Road Remote Sensing Of Automobile Emissions In The Tulsa Area: Fall 2019, Gary A. Bishop

Fuel Efficiency Automobile Test Publications

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Are Electric Vehicles A Panacea For Reducing Ozone Precursor Emissions?, Gary A. Bishop Jan 2020

Are Electric Vehicles A Panacea For Reducing Ozone Precursor Emissions?, Gary A. Bishop

Fuel Efficiency Automobile Test Publications

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Vehicle Exhaust Remote Sensing Device Method To Screen Vehicles For Evaporative Running Loss Emissions, Gary A. Bishop, Timothy H. Defries, James A. Sidebottom, James M. Kemper Jan 2020

Vehicle Exhaust Remote Sensing Device Method To Screen Vehicles For Evaporative Running Loss Emissions, Gary A. Bishop, Timothy H. Defries, James A. Sidebottom, James M. Kemper

Fuel Efficiency Automobile Test Publications

Vehicle hydrocarbon (HC) emissions can be emitted from either tailpipe or non-tailpipe locations and understanding their fleet apportionment is important for successful air pollution policy. Vehicles initially misidentified as having elevated tailpipe HC emissions first indicated that roadside exhaust sensors could detect the presence of evaporative HC emissions as increased noise in the HC/carbon dioxide (CO2) correlation measurement. The 90th percentile of the largest residual of the HC/CO2 correlation is defined as a running loss index (RLI) for each measurement. An RLI that is three standard deviations or greater above the instruments noise indicates possible evaporative …

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Inspection And Maintenance Evaluation Using Historical U.S. Remote Sensing Measurements, Gary A. Bishop Jan 2020

Inspection And Maintenance Evaluation Using Historical U.S. Remote Sensing Measurements, Gary A. Bishop

Fuel Efficiency Automobile Test Publications

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