Transport of forest fire emissions from Alaska and the Yukon Territory to Nova Scotia during summer 2004
T. J. Duck(Dalhousie University), Aaron van Donkelaar(Dalhousie University), Douglas R. Worsnop(University of Helsinki), Allen B. White(NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory), A. Stohl(University of Vienna), B. Firanski(Environment and Climate Change Canada), Allen H. Goldstein(University of California, Berkeley), J. D. Allan(University of Manchester), Dylan B. Millet(University of Minnesota), C. Dickinson, Rupert Holzinger(Utrecht University)
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