NADP Data Use State of Wisconsin. Spooner (WI37) Perkistown (WI35) Trout Lake (WI36) Popple River (WI09) Potawatomi (WI10) Suring (WI25) Lake Dubay (WI28)

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NADP Data Use State of Wisconsin

Spooner (WI37) Perkistown (WI35) Trout Lake (WI36) Popple River (WI09) Potawatomi (WI10) Suring (WI25) Lake Dubay (WI28) Horicon Marsh (WI07) Active NADP Monitoring Sites in Wisconsin Lake Geneva (WI99) Devil’s Lake (WI31) Milwaukee (WI22) Wildcat Mountain (WI98)

Sulfate Ion Wet Deposition Trends 3-year running annual average (1985 – 2010)

Nitrate Ion Wet Deposition Trends 3-year running annual average (1985 – 2010)

Ammonium Ion Wet Deposition Trends 3-year running annual average (1985 – 2010)

Ammonia Monitoring Network (AMoN) Average Ammonia Concentration, 2012

Mercury Deposition Network (MDN) 2012 Average Mercury Concentration in Precipitation

Data Requests by Site (2010 – 2012) NADP Site Total WI WI WI WI WI WI WI WI WI WI WI WI WI WI Multiple WI Sites Total

Data Use Descriptions for Wisconsin NADP Sites (2010 – 2012)

Graphic generated at How Do Individuals use Data from Wisconsin NADP Sites? Graphic represents aggregate of responses from 452 individuals who provided free-text description at time of data download. The size of each word is proportional to its frequency of appearance in the response.

NTN Bromide in Precipitation Fall 2011 NAPD Joint Sub-Committee Report, Slide ‹#› Now a routine analyte of both NTN and AIRMoN Maps produced for 2012 Included in the 2012 Map Summary

oth New With MDN Great Lakes Atmospheric Mercury Network 9 new MDN sites (2 continuous funding)

Journal Articles & Reports Using NADP Data – 88 journal articles in 2007 – 125 journal articles in 2008 – 147 journal articles/reports in 2009 – 148 journal articles/reports in 2010 – 172 journal articles/reports in 2011 – 166 journal articles/reports in 2012! Fall 2011 NAPD State of the Network

NADP Publications Featuring Wisconsin Data

Other Publications Featuring Wisconsin NADP Data

Other NADP Studies Utilizing Wisconsin Sites

Active NADP/NTN Sites during the April 1986 Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant Explosion

Response of the NADP to the Fukushima Dai-ichi Disaster: Value of Long-Term Monitoring for Post-Disaster Assessments Christopher Lehmann National Atmospheric Deposition Program Greg Wetherbee U.S. Geological Survey

137 Cs

NOAA HYSPLIT Back Trajectories from 35 NADP sites at 5,000 meter altitude March 22-April 5, JAPAN N. AMERICA

ES&T, March 6, 2012

USGS Open-File Report

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