Identifying the sources driving observed PM <sub>2.5</sub> temporal variability over Halifax, Nova Scotia, during BORTAS-B
Mark D. Gibson(University of Strathclyde), Paul I. Palmer(National Centre for Earth Observation), James Kuchta(Dalhousie University), Z. Li(Ocean University of China), D. Waugh, Amanda J. Wheeler(Edith Cowan University), Graham A. Gagnon(Dalhousie University), Jeffrey R. Pierce(Colorado State University), Jonathan E. Franklin(Harvard University), J. T. Hopper(Dalhousie University), T. J. Duck(Dalhousie University), S. Beauchamp(Environment and Climate Change Canada), Gavin H. King(Dalhousie University), L. Chisholm, W. R. Leaitch(Environment and Climate Change Canada)
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