Long-Range Transport of Airborne Pollutants

1. Front Matter

   Pages i-4

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2. Introduction

   • H. C. Martin

   Pages 5-6

3. Atmospheric Monitoring Network Operations and Results in Canada

   • Douglas M. Whelpdale, Leonard A. Barrie

   Pages 7-23

4. The Influence of Surface Structure on Predicted Particle Dry Deposition to Natural Grass Canopies

   • Cliff I. Davidson, Janel M. Miller, Mark A. Pleskow

   Pages 25-43

5. Estimates for the Long-Range Transport of Air Pollution

   • W. G. N. Slinn

   Pages 45-64

6. Source Regions of Summertime Ozone and Haze Episodes in the Eastern United States

   • George T. Wolff, Nelson A. Kelly, Martin A. Ferman

   Pages 65-81

7. Lake Ontario Atmospheric Deposition 1969–1978

   • C. H. Chan, K. W. Kuntz

   Pages 83-99

8. Estimation of Wet and Dry Deposition of Pollutant Sulfur in Eastern Canada as a Function of Major Source Regions

   • J. D. Shannon, E. C. Voldner

   Pages 101-104

9. The Effects of Sulfate and Non-Sulfate Particles on Light Scattering at the Mauna Loa Observatory

   • Allen C. Dittenhoefer

   Pages 105-121

10. Impact of New York State Emission Sources on Class 1 Areas

    • Gopal Sistla, Alan J. Domaracki, Sury N. Putta

    Pages 123-128

11. Modeling of First Plume Encounters with Precipitation

    • Daniel J. McNaughton

    Pages 129-137

12. A Computed Sulphur Budget for the Eastern Canadian Provinces

    • M. P. Olson, E. C. Voldner, K. K. Oikawa

    Pages 139-155

13. Modeling of Pollutant Transport and Removal during a Regional Sulfate Episode

    • Halûk Özkaynak, P. Barry Ryan, Lance F. Bosart

    Pages 157-171

14. Effects of Varying Air Trajectories on Spatial and Temporal Precipitation Chemistry Patterns

    • Gilbert S. Raynor, Janet V. Hayes

    Pages 173-189

15. Bridging the Gap between Air Quality and Precipitation Chemistry

    • G. M. Hidy

    Pages 191-198

16. An Analysis of Spatial Variability of the Dominant Ions in Precipitation in the Eastern United States

    • Jerre W. Wilson, Volker A. Mohnen

    Pages 199-213

17. The Cation Denudation Rate as a Quantitative Index of Sensitivity of Eastern Canadian Rivers to Acidic Atmospheric Precipitation

    • Mary E. Thompson

    Pages 215-226

18. Modern and Paleolimnological Evidence for Accelerated Leaching and Metal Accumulation in Soils in New England, Caused by Atmospheric Deposition

    • Denis W. Hanson, Stephen A. Norton, John S. Williams

    Pages 227-239

19. The Use of Calibrated Lakes and Watersheds for Estimating Atmospheric Deposition Near a Large Point Source

    • P. J. Dillon, D. S. Jeffries, W. A. Scheider

    Pages 241-258

20. Biological, Chemical and Physical Responses of Lakes to Experimental Acidification

    • D. W. Schindler, M. A. Turner

    Pages 259-271

Long-Range Transport of Airborne Pollutants and Acid Rain Conference This issue of Water, Air, and Soil Pollution is devoted to the collection of papers presented at the Long-Range Transport of Airborne Pollutants and Acid Rain Con­ ference held at Albany, N.Y., April 27-30, 1981. The issue includes most of the invited papers as well as a good number of the poster papers. The conference consisted of seven plenary sessions at which the invited papers were presented. After each session the participants discussed the session topic in the poster area where the subject was further explored and expanded. The seven technical sessions were: (1) Networks. (2) Models of Delivery. (3) Interactions with Soils and Ground Water. (4) Calibrated Water Sheds. (5) Effects on Aquatic Biota. (6) Effects on Terrestrial Biota. (7) Health implications. The closing session was devoted to the topic 'The Application of Scientific and Technical Data to the Development of Government Policy; Acid Rain - A Case Study'. The four papers given are not included here.

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