Speciated and total emission factors of particulate organics fromburning western U.S. wildland fuels and their dependence oncombustion efficiency
Coty N. Jen(Carnegie Mellon University), Allen H. Goldstein(University of California, Berkeley), Robert Weber(TU Wien), Nathan M. Kreisberg(Aerosol Dynamics (United States)), R. J. Yokelson(University of Montana), Kelley C. Barsanti(University of California, Riverside), Lindsay E. Hatch(University of California, Riverside), Arantza E. Fernandez(Aerosol Dynamics (United States)), Vanessa Selimovic(University of Michigan)
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