New York / Washington / D.C. / Billerica / Atlanta / Glasgow / Chicago / Palmdale / /
Company
Cambridge University Press / HONO and CO / VOCs and CO / EI CO / Aerodyne Research Inc. / HONO (parts per billion ppb) and CO / /
Country
United States / United Kingdom / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Airport Cooperative Research Program Award / NASA Dryden Flight Research Center / Harvard University / /
IndustryTerm
chemical breakdown / harmful by-products / chemical activity / greenhouse gas / energy / chemical reactivity / chemical reactions / natural-gas / combustion by-products / chemical processing / gas-phase reaction / main by-product / ve chemical reactions / air travel / nondispersive infrared gas analyzer / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Harvard University / National Center for Atmospheric Research / NASA Dryden Flight Research Center / International Civil Aviation Organization / US Federal Reserve / U.S. National Air Pollution Control Administration / Transportation Research Board / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Transportation Research Board of the National Academies / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Richard C. Miake-Lye / Scott C. Herndon / Ezra C. Wood / Ben H. Lee / M. T. Timko / J. William Munger / Steven C. Wofsy / /
Position
thesis adviser / Corresponding author / lead author / representative / main thesis adviser / /
Product
DC-8 / /
ProvinceOrState
Ohio / New York / California / Massachusetts / Colorado / /
PublishedMedium
Geophysical Research Letters / Environmental Chemistry / Atmospheric Research / /
Reactive Chemistry in Aircraft Exhaust Implications for Air Quality Ben H. Lee, Ezra C. Wood, Richard C. Miake-Lye, Scott C. Herndon, J. William Munger, and Steven C. Wofsy Recent studies have shown that the chemistry in