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Category: Science for Solutions Completed Studies

Investigating Sources of Ammonia Uncertainty in Modeling the Salt lake City PM2.5 Nonattainment Area

This study will investigate the existing emission inventory of ammonia (NH3) sources and compare modeled NH3 concentrations to those observed during recent field studies in order to identify and correct missing NH3 sources. In addition to improving the inventory, this study will add new NH3 emission pathways to the photochemical model.
  • Principal Investigators: Chris Emery (Ramboll), Randal S. Martin (USU)
  • Funded by Science for Solutions Research Grant: $86,396

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