Name: Summary Of Evaluation Of Commercially Available Air Sensor Performance In Biomass Burning Plumes (Revised Version)
Creator: US Government
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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Reference and sensor data from grassland prescribed burn experiments in 2017 and chamber burn experiments in 2018 used in the paper "Summary of Evaluation of Commercially Available Air Sensor Performance in Biomass Burning Plumes" by Whitehill et al.
Organization: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Last updated: 2022-06-03T02:23:17.056706
Tags: carbon-dioxide, carbon-monoxide, sensors, wildland-fire

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