http://bolin.su.se/data/cremer-2020-urban-background-1
Roxana Cremer, Paul Zieger, Johan Ström
Absorption coefficient for urban background air, Stockholm, December 2018
Bolin Centre Database
2020
Datafile
Atmosphere
Aerosols
Black carbon
Soot
MAAP
PSAP
BC
Absorption
Absorption coefficient
Urban background
Anthropogenic aerosol
Combustion
Traffic
Earth science > Atmosphere > Aerosols
Roxana Cremer
2020-09-22T14:04:10+00:00
English
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There is one datafile, in semicolon-separated (.csv) format, with data columns structured in the following way:
* Date and Time in the format yyyy-mm-dd HH:MM:SS
* Absorption coefficient of the instruments: PSAP1; MAAP526; MAAP637; PSAP2
All data are in the unit m⁻¹ and are 10-minute averages. The PSAP instruments are costume made by ACES luftlab, at the Department of Environmental Science, and measure at the wavelength of 526 nm. The dataset was measured on a minute based time interval and corrected according to Bond et al. (1999). The MAAP instrument measures on 637 nm, additionally it was corrected to 526 nm.
Instrumentation: From Centre for Atmospheric Science, University of Manchester — [MAAP and PSAP](http://www.cas.manchester.ac.uk/restools/instruments/aerosol/maap/) and [DMPS](http://www.cas.manchester.ac.uk/restools/instruments/aerosol/differential/).
The method and structure of the experiment is explained in more detail by Tunved et al. (2020).
The data show a peak in the middle of the night (2018-12-17). The cause for this could not be determined in detail but one assumption is the snow cleaning machine that cleaned the roads around the buildings and the aerosol inlet during this time of the year.