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Ozone Monitoring Issues & Opportunities

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1 Ozone Monitoring Issues & Opportunities
Ozone Transport Commission MANE-VU Committee Meeting September 24, 2014 Washington, DC Will Ollison 1220 L Street, NW • Washington, DC •

2 Recommendations States should ask that EPA allow adjustment of O3 design values (DVs) to account for actual population dose (as allowed for PM design values) to eliminate over-regulation of high altitude (> 1000 feet) locations Similarly, states should lower O3 monitor inlets within allowed 2-15 meter heights above grade to adjust DVs to more accurately reflect typical 1-2 meter above grade population breathing zone exposures outdoors States should also ask that EPA allow similar DV adjustment (ca. – 15%) of mandated 10 meter CASTNET inlet height O3 DVs to 2 meter values to reflect typical population breathing zone exposures outdoors 1220 L Street, NW • Washington, DC •

3 High Elevation O3 Monitors ( > 1000 feet)
● 14,100 ft DV cut 28 ppb ● ,000 ft DV cut ppb ● ft DV cut ppb ● ft DV cut ppb ● ft DV cut 5-9 ppb ● ft DV cut 2-4 ppb 1220 L Street, NW • Washington, DC •

4 O3 Monitor Inlet Heights Above Grade
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