
AGS-FIRP Track 1: Lake-induced Inversion Trapping of Emissions on the Superior Coast (LITESC)
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The objective of this field campaign was to study the atmospheric structure and the transport of pollutants in coastal regions of the Michigan Upper Peninsula. Measurements of profiles of temperature, humidity, winds, clouds and aerosols were made by the SPARC facility from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. These activities were part of atmospheric science measurements courses taught by Prof. Judith Perlinger at Michigan Technological University, and Prof. Ankur Desai at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Aerosol Backscatter | Aerosol Extinction | Atmospheric Emitted Radiation | Boundary Layer Temperature |
Downwelling Longwave Radiation | Velocity Azimuth Display Vertical Wind Profiles | Vertical Profiles | Water Vapor Profiles |
Wind Profiles |


