Validation of the TOLNet lidars during SCOOP (Southern California Ozone Observation Project)

Leblanc, Thierry; Granados-Munoz, Maria-Jose; Strawbridge, Kevin; Senff, Chris; Langford, Andy; Berkoff, Tim; Gronoff, Guillaume; DeYoung, Russel; Carion, Bill; Chen, G.; Sullivan, John; McGee, Tom; Jonhson, M.; Kuang, S.; Newchurch, Mike

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Validation of the TOLNet lidars during SCOOP (Southern California Ozone Observation Project)

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2018
By Leblanc, Thierry ; Granados-Munoz, Maria-Jose ; Strawbridge, Kevin ; ...

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Leblanc, Thierry ; Granados-Munoz, Maria-Jose ; Strawbridge, Kevin ; Senff, Chris ; Langford, Andy ; Berkoff, Tim ; Gronoff, Guillaume ; DeYoung, Russel ; Carion, Bill ; Chen, G. ; Sullivan, John ; McGee, Tom ; Jonhson, M. ; Kuang, S. ; Newchurch, Mike
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ESRL (Earth System Research Laboratory) ; OAR (Oceanic and Atmospheric Research)
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Five TOLNet lidars participated to a validation campaign at the JPL-Table Mountain Facility, CA in August 2016. All lidars agreed within ±10% of each other and within ±7% of the ozonesondes. Centralized data processing was used to compare the uncertainty budgets. The results highlight the TOLNet potential to address science questions ranging from boundary layer processes to long range transport. TOLNet can now be seen as a robust network for use in field campaigns and long term monitoring.
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EPJ Web of Conferences, 176, 05019
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https://doi.org/10.1051/epjconf/201817605019
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2100-014X
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