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| Abbreviation | Name | Measurement | Research Program | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ACOS | Airborne Carbonic Oxides and Sulfide Spectrometer | Carbonyl sulfide (OCS), CO, CO2, H2O | Atmospheric Composition & Chemical Processes | Drew Rollins Colin Gurganus |
| CPMA * | Centrifugal Particle Mass Analyzer | Mass/charge of selected aerosol particles | Atmospheric Composition & Chemical Processes | Shuka Schwarz |
| HD-SP2 | Humidified Dual Single Particle Soot Photometer | Refractory black carbon | Atmospheric Composition & Chemical Processes | Shuka Schwarz |
| NightFOX | Nighttime Fire Observations eXperiment remote sensing payload | IR, fire radiative power (FRP) | Atmospheric Composition & Chemical Processes | Troy Thornberry Joey Taylor |
| NO-LIF | Nitric Oxide Laser Induced Flouresence | Nitric oxide | Atmospheric Composition & Chemical Processes | Drew Rollins |
| POPS | Portable Optical Particle Spectrometer | Particle size and number | Atmospheric Composition & Chemical Processes | Troy Thornberry |
| SO2-LIF | Sulfur Dioxide Laser Induced Flourescence | Sulfur dioxide | Atmospheric Composition & Chemical Processes | Drew Rollins |
| SP2 | Single Particle Soot Photometer | Refractory black carbon | Atmospheric Composition & Chemical Processes | Shuka Schwarz |
| Strat-CIMS | High altitude Chemical Ionization mass spectrometer | N2O5, HNO2, halogens, oxygenated organics | Atmospheric Composition & Chemical Processes | Drew Rollins |
| UASO3 | Unmanned Aircraft System Ozone Photometer | Ozone | Atmospheric Composition & Chemical Processes | Troy Thornberry |
| Water | Tunable Diode Laser absorption spectrometer | Water vapor/total water | Atmospheric Composition & Chemical Processes | Troy Thornberry Drew Rollins |
| WIBS | Wide Band Bioaerosol Sensor | Bioaerosol size, characterization | Atmospheric Composition & Chemical Processes | Shuka Schwarz |
* CSL has a Centrifugal Particle Mass Analyzer (CPMA), a device for selecting aerosol particles by their mass-to-charge ratio. The CPMA is available throughout the lab to help advance our science. Use the NOAA CSL CPMA Calendar to reserve the instrument.
