IMPROVE – CSN Carbon Monitoring Workshop: Overview

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IMPROVE – CSN Carbon Monitoring Workshop: Overview

Motivation Carbon is an abundant and critically important PM species for health and visibility effects PM carbon monitoring data has greater uncertainties than the other PM species Artifact uncertainty contributes to overall uncertainty OC/EC split and determination of thermal subspecies are sensitive to small differences in to analytical protocol and sample matrix effects Recent transitions in the IMPROVE and CSN monitoring methodologies for PM carbon affect the data IMPROVE changed carbon analyzers CSN is transitioning to IMPROVE-like samplers and analysis Available information are not sufficient to adequately understand and reduce uncertainties

Goals Develop an action plan (12 to 24 months) to generate the information to support the following needs Consistent approach for adjust for organic PM monitoring artifacts Algorithms that relate carbon PM data from IMPROVE and CSN Algorithms that relate old and new analyzer generated IMPROVE carbon PM data Make recommendations for interim approaches to address to the same three needs until better approaches are developed

Approach For each of the three needs Challenges Review available pertinent information Identify and discuss information gaps Develop action plans to generate the new information to improve our understanding Discuss interim approaches for coping until better methods can be developed Challenges No new resources have been identified to conduct additional measurements or studies Both networks need to continue operations while working on this issue Both networks are unlikely to radically change monitoring approaches in the foreseeable future