Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
Mo%va%on
Observed
from
the
AVOCET
instrument
during
the
ights
Extremely
high
CO2
concentraLon
during
the
enLre
missed
approach
at
Ontario
The
highest
CO2
concentraLon
was
over
Long
Beach
Loca%on
Finding
a
Tracer
Carbon
Dioxide
Chemically
inert
atmospheric
consLtuent
Conserved
trace
gas
Atmospheric
contaminant
produced
through
the
combusLon
of
fossil
fuels
Objec%ves
Determine
if
carbon
dioxide
can
be
used
to
trace
the
sea
breeze
circulaLon
in
the
LA
Basin
Examine
meteorological
models
to
discover
if
they
can
detect
the
sea
breeze
return
ow
High
CO2AVOCET
AloI
Over
ong
Beach
DLata
HYSPLIT
Showing
HYSPLIT
Not
Capturing
Low
Al%tude
Sea
Breeze
Return
Flow
AloI
NOAA
HYSPLIT
MODEL
Backward
Forward
TTrajectories
rajectories
DesLnaLon:
Source:
Source:
Long
OLong
ntario
Beach
Beach
32.8267N
34.055N
33.82N
,
,-
,-
118.153W
-117.542W
118.235W
High
Low
AlLtude
Height:
Height:
760
3m
m
(
2500
AMSL
b)
Horizontal Resolution: 55 km
ARW
Showing
Low
Al%tude
Sea
Breeze
Horizontal Resolution: 4 km
Horizontal Resolution: 4 km
Conclusions
Carbon
dioxide
can
be
used
to
trace
the
sea
breeze
circulaLon
paPern
of
the
Los
Angeles
Basin
Models
can
spot
the
low
alLtude
sea
breeze
ow
but
they
are
unsuccessful
in
detecLng
the
return
ow
at
higher
alLtude
Future
Work:
ValidaLng
the
carbon
dioxide
data
with
ground
and
satellite
measurements
Finding
the
locaLon
that
the
air
containing
carbon
dioxide
sinks
over
the
ocean
Acknowledgements