Decadal-scale trends in regional aerosol particle properties and their linkage to emission changes
Bin Zhao(Pacific Northwest National Laboratory), Lei Huang(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Hui Su(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), John R. Worden(California Institute of Technology), David J. Diner(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), M. J. Garay(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Jia Xing(Knoxville College), Yu Gu(University of California, Los Angeles), Kuo‐Nan Liou(University of California, Los Angeles), Jonathan H. Jiang(Jet Propulsion Laboratory)
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