UK (CEH) and ACTRIS WP3: In-situ chemical, physical and optical properties of aerosols WP4: Trace gases networking: Volatile organic carbon and nitrogen.

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UK (CEH) and ACTRIS WP3: In-situ chemical, physical and optical properties of aerosols WP4: Trace gases networking: Volatile organic carbon and nitrogen oxides

UK (CEH) and ACTRIS WP3: In-situ chemical, physical and optical properties of aerosols Implementation of existing and development of new protocols for particle number size distributions and aerosol optical properties Implementation of sampling and analysis of organic and elemental carbon and organic tracers for source identification Development of measurement protocols for cloud condensation nuclei measurements

UK (CEH) and ACTRIS WP4: Trace gases networking: Volatile organic carbon and nitrogen oxides integrate and harmonise trace gas measurements in Europe implement standardised measurement protocols (SOPs) and common European calibration scales for VOCs and NOxy in support of the European EMEP and global GAW strategy and according to data quality objectives formulated by these initiatives.

UK (CEH) and ACTRIS WP4: Trace gases networking: Volatile organic carbon and nitrogen oxides Two UK ‘rural’ sites: Auchencorth and Harwell, plus NCAS observatory in Cape Verde Islands Both UK sites are EMEP ‘supersites’ funded by Defra First round-robin calibrations for NOx and VOCs in progress

UK (CEH) and ACTRIS Auchencorth: EMEP ‘Level 3’ south Scotland Available for transnational access under ACTRIS

Auchencorth (UK): current status (VOC) NMHCs (from 2006) C2: ethane, ethene, ethyne C3: propane, propene C4: n-butane, isobutane, 1,3-butadiene, 1-butene, cis/trans-2-butene C5: n-pentane, isopentane, cis-2-pentene, isoprene C6: n-hexane, 2/3-methyl pentane C7+: n-heptane, n-octane, isooctane Arom: benzene, toluene, xylenes, trimethyl benzene, ethyl benzene Quality assurance: Instrument: GC-FID Preconcentration: PE TurboMatrix Sample volume: 0.6 liter, trap at -30 °C, trap material CarbosorbB/Carbosieve SIII Water removal: Nafion dryer Scale: NPL, ppb standard, 30-components Calibration interval: 4x 1h every 2 wk Quality checks: routine checks: daily chromatography final checks: quarterly Database: UKAIR, EMEP Measurement instruction: no Other issues: operated remotely by VNC

Auchencorth (UK) current status (Noxy) from 2011 NO NO2 HONO/HNO3 instrument/ measurement principle ECO Physics CLD 770 AL ppt O3 chemiluminescence ECO Physics CLD 770 AL ppt with PLC 760 (Xe-Lamp) MARGA (x2) Wet denuder/IC scale BOC ppm in N2 Permeation tube Int std calibration interval monthly Hourly int.std. quality checks check of chamber temp, pressure, flow, on daily basis; lab journal (electronic) Daily operation check; weekly chroatogram check intercomparisons On-site with thermal converter NOX calibrated from same standards Monthly with integrating denuder database UKAIR, EMEP measurement instruction yes other issues (thermal NOx) 2 instruments Mo-conv. PM2.5 and PM10 channels

Auchencorth (UK) current status (Aerosols) Instrument/ measurement principle SMPS (from May2012) Aethalometer (2-channel) MARGA (x2) Wet denuder/IC Q-AMS (aerosol mass spectrometer) Only during intensive field campaigns What they measure Size distribution of particles in the size range from 10n to 800 nm Black carbon (PM2.5) NO3-,SO42-,Cl-,NH4+,Na+,K+, Mg+, Ca2+ (PM10, PM2.5 inlets) Chemical speciation and size distribution of non-refractory <1μm particles Time resolution 1 min 5 min hourly Up to 10Hz database UKAIR, EMEP + TEOM/FDMS PM2.5 and PM10 hourly, + gravimetric PM10 daily + PM10 heavy metals weekly, + speciated mercury 3-hourly, + EC/OC weekly filter

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UK (CEH) and ACTRIS Harwell: EMEP ‘Level 2’ south England

HARWELL(UK) current status (Aerosols) Instrument/ measurement principle SMPS (from May2012) MARGA (x2) Wet denuder/IC Aethalometer (2-channel) ToF-AMS (aerosol mass spectrometer) Only during intensive field campaigns What they measure Size distribution of particles in the size range from 10n to 800 nm NO3-,SO42-,Cl-,NH4+,Na+,K+, Mg+, Ca2+ (PM10, PM2.5 inlets) Black carbon (PM2.5) Chemical speciation and size distribution of non-refractory <1μm particles Time resolution 1 min hourly 5 min Up to 10Hz database UKAIR, EMEP + TEOM/FDMS PM2.5 and PM10 hourly, + gravimetric PM10 daily + PM10 heavy metals weekly, + mercury 3-hourly , + EC/OC weekly filter