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cmn644n00.isac.as.cn.sf6.nl.hr2010
2011-04-05T03:00:00
Sulfur Hexafluoride is measured by using a GC-ECD (Agilent 6890N); separation is performed on a double column system (precolumn/backflush and analytical column, both Hayesep Q), isothemrically. Each run is 15 minute long.
Each ambient air sample is bracketed with calibration runs.
The working standards are based on NOAA2006 scale.
The anthropogenic gas sulfur Hexafluoride (SF6) have been discovered recently to be accumulating at rapid rates in the Earth's atmosphere. Although SF6 presently makes an insignificant contribution to the atmospheric greenhouse effect, it has estimated a global warming potential many thousands of times greater than CO2. The SF6 high global warming potential are a consequence of its relatively long atmospheric lifetimes that exceed 3000 years, due to the chemical inertness, and its high efficiency as absorber of infrared radiation.
Paolo Bonasoni
National Research Council (CNR – Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche). Institute for Atmospheric Science and Climate (ISAC – Istituto di Scienze dell’Atmosfera e del Clima)
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Paolo Cristofanelli
National Research Council (CNR – Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche). Institute for Atmospheric Science and Climate (ISAC – Istituto di Scienze dell’Atmosfera e del Clima)
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+39 0516399652
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Bologna
BO
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SF6 data
TITLE: SF6 hourly mean data
FILE NAME: cmn644n00.isac.as.cn.sf6.nl.hr2010.dat
DATA FORMAT: Version 1.0
TOTAL LINES: 7595
HEADER LINES: 32
DATA VERSION: 201109
STATION NAME: Monte Cimone
STATION CATEGORY: Global
OBSERVATION CATEGORY: Air sampling observation at a stationary platform
COUNTRY/TERRITORY: Italy
CONTRIBUTOR: ISAC
LATITUDE: 44.18
LONGITUDE: 10.7
ALTITUDE: 2165
NUMBER OF SAMPLING HEIGHTS: 1
SAMPLING HEIGHTS: 7
CONTACT POINT: jgor.arduini@uniurb.it
PARAMETER: SF6
COVERING PERIOD: 2010-01-01 2010-12-31
TIME INTERVAL: hourly
MEASUREMENT UNIT: ppt
MEASUREMENT METHOD: Gas Chromatography (ECD)
SAMPLING TYPE: continuous
TIME ZONE: Local time UTC+1
MEASUREMENT SCALE: indirect link to NOAA 2006 scale
COMMENT:Each data submitted represent a real acquired concentration point, none of the post-acquisition averageing operation has been done. The precision of the measurements is then reported in the data file (REM column) as the relative standard deviation (expressed in percentage) of the repeated measure of the working standard performed in the same day of each real sample analysis (and is generally calculated over 48 working standard runs per day).
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