Contributions of regional transport and local sources to ozone exceedances in Houston and Dallas: Comparison of results from a photochemical grid model to aircraft and surface measurements
Susan Kemball‐Cook(ENVIRON (United States)), Greg Yarwood(Ramboll (Germany)), Edward Tai(ENVIRON (United States)), Thomas B. Ryerson(National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration), Jeremiah Johnson(ENVIRON (United States)), D. D. Parrish(NOAA Chemical Sciences Laboratory), Uarporn Nopmongcol(ENVIRON (United States))
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