Hundreds of wildfires in Northern California were sparked by lightning during the summer of
2008, resulting in downwind smoke for the months of June and July. Comparisons are …

Hundreds of wildfires in Northern California were sparked by lightning during the summer of
2008, resulting in downwind smoke for the months of June and July. Comparisons are …

We report measurements of the absorption Ångström exponent (AAE) and single scattering
albedo (SSA) of biomass burning aerosol from the combustion of fuel beds representing …

A series of laboratory experiments at the Fire Laboratory at Missoula (FLAME) investigated
chemical, physical, and optical properties of fresh smoke samples from combustion of …

Hundreds of wildfires in Northern California were sparked by lightning during the summer of
2008, resulting in downwind smoke for much of June and July associated with the flaming …

In July 2002 Canadian forest fires produced a major smoke episode that blanketed the east
coast of the United States. Properties of the smoke aerosol were measured in situ from …

We present laboratory measurements of biomass‐burning aerosol light‐scattering and light
absorption coefficients at 405, 532, and 781 nm and investigate their relationship with …

Atmospheric aerosol optical properties were observed from 21 to 27 September 2009 over
Bozeman, Montana, during a transitional period in which background polluted rural …

Biomass burning (BB) aerosols have a significant effect on regional climate, and represent a
significant uncertainty in our understanding of climate change. Using a combination of cavity …

Aerosols create large uncertainty in the planetary energy balance due to both direct and
indirect radiative forcing. Understanding aerosol seasonal patterns is essential for accurate …