Concentration Deep Creek Lake

One of the most important projects in progress in the field of hybrid receptor modeling is the Allegheny Mountain study by Pierson et al. of Ford Motor Co. (This Volume). Concentrations of many ions, major, minor and trace elements in airborne particles, rain, dew and fog and other parameters were measured at Allegheny Mt., PA and Laurel Hill, 35 km to the northwest, from 5 to 28 Aug 1983, approximately simultaneously with the Deep Creek Lake studies discussed above. These two huge data sets are now nearly complete and ready for detailed interpretations by the participants and other researchers in the field. In particular, Keeler is working with the Ford group to apply the Samson method to the data. 

Table I. Fine Particle and Gaseous Sulfur Concentration Averages at Deep Creek Lake, MD, August 1983...

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