Chemical speciation of organic aerosol during the International Consortium for Atmospheric Research on Transport and Transformation 2004: Results from in situ measurements
Brent J. Williams(University of California, Berkeley), J. L. Jiménez(Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences), Douglas R. Worsnop(University of Helsinki), Nathan M. Kreisberg(Aerosol Dynamics (United States)), Allen B. White(NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory), Susanne V. Hering(Aerosol Dynamics (United States)), Allen H. Goldstein(University of California, Berkeley), Dylan B. Millet(University of Minnesota), J. D. Allan(University of Manchester), Rupert Holzinger(Utrecht University)
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