Investigation of Atmospheric Chemistry in the Tropical UTLS with NASA’s Global Hawk UAS during ATTREX
J. Stutz(University of California, Los Angeles), K. Pfeilsticker(Heidelberg University), B. Werner(Heidelberg University), Santo Fedele Colosimo(University of California, Los Angeles), E. Atlas(University of Miami), Ugo Tricoli(Heidelberg University), J. W. Elkins, M. Chipperfield, Max Spolaor(University of California, Los Angeles), D. W. Fahey(NSW Ambulance), Rasmus Raecke(Heidelberg University), Troy Thornberry, Bruce C. Daube(Planetary Science Institute), Lisa Scalone(Heidelberg University), R. S. Gao, Wuhu Feng(University of Leeds), M. A. Navarro(University of Miami), J. Y. Tsai, J. V. Pittman(Harvard University), Ross Cheung(University of California, Los Angeles), Ryan Hossaini(Lancaster University), S. C. Wofsy(Harvard University Press), T. Deutschmann
2015 AGU Fall Meeting
December 18, 2015
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