Persistent Cold-Air Pool Study
Co-PIs:
C. David Whiteman1,
John Horel1 and
Sharon Zhong2
The field campaign for the Persistent Cold-Air Pool Study was very successful- now we're moving on to analyzing the results. The field project is part of a three-year research grant funded by the National Science Foundation to investigate the processes leading to the formation, maintenance and destruction of persistent mid-winter temperature inversions (cold-air pools) that form in the Salt Lake basin. A University of Utah press release provides a good wrap up of the field project. |
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Want to Find Out What We're Doing?
Follow our study on Then check out the Presentations page! There we will place and update many of our presentations from conferences, meetings, and discussion sessions. Check back for more presenations and information as our analysis continues. | |||||||||||||
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PCAPS Historical, Operational, Forecast Data
We're collecting information for the field project from a variety of sources. MSU Modeling Site |
Submit Your Cold Pool Photos to KSL!We have partnered with KSL to encourage the public to submit photos of cold pools for their galleries! And check out this panoramic view of Salt Lake City on January 1, 2011, the beginning of IOP-5 (courtesy of Time-Science). And, this video from KSL. |
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Monitoring Air Quality |
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