MANE-VU Activities:Before & After

John Graham, Co-Chair

Monitoring and Data Analysis Workgroup

•MANE-VU:•Enhanced Profiler operations (upper-air wind and temperature)

STI site reviews: Ft. Meade MD, Rutgers, Stow MAsonomatech.com/NESCAUMradarops/profiler.noaa.gov/jsp/profiler.jsp

•UMD aircraft measurements•Mt. Washington continuous sulfate

•States:

•NH: Pack Monadnock O3 and PM (continuous PM this winter)

•ME: enhanced PM2.5 measurements at Acadia

Summary of MANE-VU enhanced monitoringand related projects for 2002

Other relevant Non-MANE-VU projects during Summer 2002:

•(SUNY-Albany): Whiteface and Pinnacle SP measurements•AIRMAP [UNH-NOAA]: multiple sites on/near the NH coast,

Mt.Washington; BNL/DOE aircraft, NOAA Ron Brown vessel•EPA Supersites: NYC, Pittsburgh, Baltimore•EPA PM-Center sites: Boston, NYC, Rochester NY•UMD/EPRI MARCH-Atlantic (Fort Meade MD)•PSU/PA-DEP Philadelphia Summer 2002 intensive•UORVP (DOE-NETL) Western PA/ Eastern OH

Details on all Summer 2002 intensive monitoring programs are at:nescaum.org/committees/haze/initiative.html

MANE-VU Technical Support Committee Projects Years 4 & 5

Five Focus Areas Identified:

1. Continued Regional/National Data: Collection/ Archival/Analysis and Display Systems

2. Continue and Extend Enhanced Air Quality Monitoring and Data Management

3. Continue and Extend Source Apportionment/Receptor Model Analyses

4. “2002 Intensive”: Data Synthesis, Analysis and Summary Report(s)

5. Contribution Assessment Analysis and Regional

Summary Report

MANE-VU Years 4 & 5 Task Highlights

1. VIEWS, CAMNET, Profilers

2. Continuous SO4, SO2 and C measurements; Analysis of FRM filters, “enhanced” aloft measurements

3. Continuation of Source Apportionment project with MRPO; Phase III project

4. Analysis of Aircraft Data; Acquisition, management and distribution of other available 2002 datasets; Comprehensive analysis and report of 2002 PM/Haze

5. Extend scope (time/space) of trajectory analysis; Cluster analysis; Intercomparison of Eulerian, Langrangian and receptor models; Synthesis report on transport