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Ozone Production from Biomass Burning in Tropical Africa. Results from DECAFE-88
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Ozone Production from Biomass Burning in Tropical Africa. Results from DECAFE-88

M. O. Andreae, G. Helas, J. Rudolph, B. Cros, R. Delmas, D. Nganga and J. Fontan
Fire in the Tropical Biota, pp.437-439
Ecological Studies, Springer Berlin Heidelberg
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-75395-4_19

Abstract

Aitken Nucleus Biomass Burning Ozone Production Subcloud Layer Tropospheric Ozone
The DECAFE (Dynamique Et Chimie Atmosphérique en Forêt Equatoriale) project was set up to study meteorological and chemical processes in and above the rain forest of equatorial Africa. This project makes use of a combination of aircraft, balloon, and ground measurements of chemical and physical parameters at several sites in equatorial Africa. The DECAFE-88 experiment was carried out near Impfondo in the rain forest region of the northern Congo during February 1988.

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