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DISCOVER-AQ_Texas_Ground_SmithPoint_Data contains surface-level measurements collected at the Smith Point ground site during NASA's DISCOVER-AQ field study in Houston, Texas in 2013. The data was collected by NASA Langley Research Center, NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, NASA Ames Research Center, and multiple universities to validate satellite observations of near-surface pollution. The dataset includes measurements from aircraft spirals, ground monitors, sun photometers, and spectrometers.
The DISCOVER-AQ Texas deployment in 2013 collected column measurements of NO2 and O3 from Pandora instruments at ground sites across Houston. NASA conducted this four-year campaign with multiple research centers and universities to improve satellite monitoring of air quality. Data collection is complete for this Texas deployment.
DISCOVER-AQ_Texas_TraceGas_AircraftInSitu_P3B_Data contains in situ trace gas measurements collected onboard a NASA P-3B aircraft during the 2013 Houston deployment of the DISCOVER-AQ field study. The dataset includes measurements from instruments like DACOM, TD-LIF, DFGAS, LICOR-6252, PTR-MS, Chemiluminescence, and Ultraviolet Pulsed Fluorescence (UVPF). It was produced by NASA Langley, Goddard, and Ames Research Centers in collaboration with universities to improve the use of satellites for monitoring ground-level air quality.
Texas Commission on Environmental Quality ground site data collected in Houston, Texas, as part of NASA's DISCOVER-AQ field study. The dataset likely contains surface-level measurements of pollutants and meteorological variables from sites including Aldine, Channelview, Clinton, and West Houston. It was created by NASA in collaboration with universities to validate satellite observations for air quality monitoring.
NASA's DISCOVER-AQ campaign collected in situ aerosol data onboard a P-3B aircraft during its Texas (Houston) deployment. The data product includes measurements from instruments like the PSAP, APS, CPC, CCN, Nephelometer, LAS, PILS, TOC, SMPS, SP2, and UHSAS. This dataset is part of a four-year field study designed to improve the use of satellites for monitoring air quality by validating observations with surface-level measurements.
The 2014 Colorado deployment of NASA's DISCOVER-AQ campaign collected remotely sensed data using the High Spectral Resolution Lidar-2 (HSRL-2) onboard a B-200 aircraft. The dataset was created by NASA Langley, Goddard, Ames Research Centers, and multiple universities to improve satellite monitoring of ground-level air quality. It focuses on the Denver region, which was targeted for violating National Ambient Air Quality Standards.
DISCOVER-AQ collected ground-level air quality data at 11 sites in Colorado, including Chatfield Park and Denver-LaCasa, during the 2014 Denver deployment. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment operated these ground sites to provide crucial surface-level measurements for validating satellite observations. This four-year NASA campaign aimed to improve the use of satellites to monitor ozone, nitrogen dioxide, and formaldehyde for public health.
Colorado (Denver) deployment data collected by the Geostationary Trace gas and Aerosol Optimization (GeoTASO) instrument onboard NASA's B-200 aircraft during the DISCOVER-AQ field study. The campaign was a four-year collaboration between NASA Langley, Goddard, Ames Research Centers, and multiple universities to improve satellite monitoring of air quality. Data collection is complete for this deployment.
NASA's DISCOVER-AQ campaign deployed the B-200 aircraft with the GCAS instrument to collect remotely sensed atmospheric column data over Denver, Colorado in 2014. This data product is part of a four-year field study involving NASA Langley, Goddard, and Ames Research Centers to improve satellite monitoring of surface-level pollution. The campaign targeted regions, including Denver, that were in violation of National Ambient Air Quality Standards.
NASA's DISCOVER-AQ field study collected this ground-based data to validate satellite observations of near-surface pollution. The four-year campaign involved two NASA aircraft and multiple surface sites, with this specific dataset from the 2014 Denver, Colorado deployment. Data collection is complete and focuses on ozone, nitrogen dioxide, and formaldehyde to understand surface-to-column relationships.
The 2014 DISCOVER-AQ Colorado deployment collected ground-based measurements at the NREL-Golden site to validate satellite observations of near-surface pollution. This dataset, produced by NASA in collaboration with multiple research centers and universities, contains data on aerosol properties, meteorological variables, and trace gas species like ozone, nitrogen dioxide, and formaldehyde. It is part of a four-year campaign targeting regions in violation of National Ambient Air Quality Standards.
A 2014 field campaign dataset containing column measurements of nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and ozone (O3) from Pandora spectrometers at 11 ground sites in the Denver, Colorado area. The data were collected by NASA and university partners during the DISCOVER-AQ campaign to validate and improve the use of satellite observations for understanding near-surface air pollution. The dataset is complete for the Colorado deployment.
Colorado deployment data from NASA's DISCOVER-AQ field study, collected in 2014. The dataset contains in-situ aerosol measurements from the P-3B aircraft, using instruments like the Particle Soot Absorption Photometer, Nephelometer, and Ultra-High Sensitivity Aerosol Spectrometer. It was created by NASA to improve the use of satellites for monitoring ground-level air quality.
A 2014 deployment in Denver, Colorado, this dataset contains remotely sensed data collected by the Cloud Absorption Radiometer (CAR) onboard NASA's P-3B aircraft. It was part of the four-year DISCOVER-AQ campaign, a collaboration between NASA research centers and universities, to improve satellite monitoring of near-surface air pollution. The data collection for this Colorado deployment is complete.
NASA's DISCOVER-AQ campaign collected surface-level measurements from aircraft and ground sites to validate satellite observations of near-surface pollution. This specific dataset contains ancillary ground site data from the 2011 Baltimore-Washington deployment, a four-year study involving NASA research centers and universities. The data includes measurements from surface air quality monitors, AERONET sun photometers, Pandora spectrometers, and model simulations.
DISCOVER-AQ_Maryland_Ship_NOAA-DelawareII_Data contains measurements from a NOAA research ship during the 2011 Baltimore-Washington deployment of NASA's DISCOVER-AQ field study. The data product includes micro pulse lidar (MPL), ozone, and nitrogen oxides measurements, collected to validate and improve satellite-based air quality monitoring. The campaign was a four-year collaboration between NASA research centers and universities, targeting regions in violation of National Ambient Air Quality Standards.
NASA's DISCOVER-AQ field study collected in situ aerosol data onboard a P-3B aircraft during its Maryland deployment. The data, gathered by nine instruments including a PSAP, APS, CPC, and Nephelometer, is intended to validate and expand the use of satellite observations for understanding near-surface air pollution. This specific data product contains data only for the completed Maryland deployment.
NASA's DISCOVER-AQ campaign collected surface-level air quality data at the Edgewood ground site during its 2011 Maryland deployment. The four-year campaign involved NASA Langley, Goddard, and Ames Research Centers, along with multiple universities, using aircraft and ground-based platforms. Its primary objective was to determine correlations between surface measurements and satellite column observations for ozone, nitrogen dioxide, and formaldehyde.
Maryland (Baltimore-Washington) deployment data from NASA's DISCOVER-AQ field study, collected at the Oldtown ground site. The dataset contains surface-level measurements of pollutants like ozone and nitrogen dioxide, intended to validate satellite observations. It was produced by NASA Langley, Goddard, and Ames Research Centers in collaboration with universities as part of a four-year campaign.
Statistics on Green Deal assessments and installed energy efficiency measures, including loft and cavity wall insulation estimates. The dataset is produced by Cambridgeshire Insight, sourcing data from the UK Department of Energy and Climate Change. The data was last updated in April 2026.