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Ozone Monitoring in Wyoming

Ozone Monitoring in Wyoming. Cara Casten Wyoming Dept. of Environmental Quality – Air Quality Division March 10, 2004. Introduction. Monitoring Data from both reference and non-reference method sites Photos of wildfire related ozone events. CASTNet Yellowstone. Thunder Basin.

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Ozone Monitoring in Wyoming

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  1. Ozone Monitoring in Wyoming Cara Casten Wyoming Dept. of Environmental Quality – Air Quality Division March 10, 2004

  2. Introduction • Monitoring • Data from both reference and non-reference method sites • Photos of wildfire related ozone events

  3. CASTNet Yellowstone Thunder Basin Campbell County CASTNet Pinedale Green River Basin CASTNet Centennial Ozone Monitor

  4. Time series data for Green River Basin, Thunder Basin, and Yellowstone

  5. Summary and Comparison of maximums from 2000, 2001, and 2002

  6. 2000 Top 1 hr. and 8hr. Maximums *Value recorded 1 or more hrs. later in the day ** Value recorded 1 or more days later in the year

  7. 2001 Top 1 hr. and 8hr. Maximums *Value recorded 1 or more hrs. later in the day ** Value recorded 1 or more days later in the year

  8. 2002 Top 1 hr. and 8hr. Maximums *Value recorded 1 or more hrs. later in the day ** Value recorded 1 or more days later in the year

  9. 2000 Top 1 hr. and 8hr. Maximums *Value recorded 1 or more hrs. later in the day ** Value recorded 1 or more days later in the year 1 Data from CASTNet reported only 01/01/00 to 10/31/00

  10. 2001 Top 1 hr. and 8hr. Maximums *Value recorded 1 or more hrs. later in the day ** Value recorded 1 or more days later in the year

  11. Thunder BasinOzone measurements and corresponding images when wildfires burned in northeast Wyoming

  12. Thunder Basin July 5, 2001 12:00 pm SVR = 87 km O3 = 68 ppb 15:00 pm SVR = 59 km O3 = 77 ppb

  13. July 19, 2002 10:15 am SVR = 130 km O3 = 78 ppb 11:45 am SVR = 54 km O3 = 86 ppb

  14. July 19, 2002 (12:00-12:45 pm) SVR = 23 km O3 = 88 ppb

  15. July 19, 2002 (3:00-3:45 pm) SVR = 58 km O3 = 96 ppb (highest O3 value in 2002)

  16. Future Plans for WDEQ Ozone Monitoring in Wyoming • Existing Monitors: WDEQ plans to continue monitoring at these sites. • Proposed Monitoring: The Legislature is reviewing a request for funding for monitors in the following locations: • Jonah Field: Area of oil and gas development outside of Pinedale • Wamsutter: Area of oil and gas development in the south-central area of Wyoming • Newcastle: Downwind of coalbed methane development, on the border of South Dakota

  17. CASTNet Yellowstone Thunder Basin Campbell County Newcastle CASTNet Pinedale Jonah Green River Basin CASTNet Centennial Wamsutter Future Monitor Ozone Monitor

  18. Questions? ?

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