GML Dataset

Name: C14/C in Carbon Dioxide aircraft PFP Flask measurements at Atmospheric Carbon and Transport - America, United States
Creator: NOAA Global Monitoring Laboratory
License: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/
Keywords: Earth Science > Atmosphere > Atmospheric Chemistry > Carbon and Hydrocarbon compounds > C14/C in Carbon Dioxide

C14/C in Carbon Dioxide aircraft PFP Flask measurements at Atmospheric Carbon and Transport - America, United States

Site	Category	Parameter	Type	Frequency	Year
Atmospheric Carbon and Transport - America, United States (ACT) CO2C14 measurements from aircraft air samples collected in glass flasks at Atmospheric Carbon and Transport - America, United States.	Greenhouse Gases	C14/C in Carbon Dioxide (D¹⁴C (CO²))	Aircraft PFP	Discrete	Multiple

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Dataset README

Dataset updated

Mar 07, 2025

Time period covered

2017-03-01 - 2019-07-27

Citation

J.B. Miller, M. Dyonisius, C. Wolak, P. Cappa, S. Morgan, K. McKain, C. Sweeney, A. Andrews, J. Higgs, S. Wolter, E. Moglia, and S.J. Lehman (2025) NOAA Global Monitoring Laboratory and University of Colorado, Institute of Alpine and Arctic Research(INSTAAR). (2025) NOAA GML Global Greenhouse Gas Reference Network Flask-Air PFP Sample Measurements of the Radiocarbon Composition of Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide(Delta(14CO2)) from aircraft vertical profiles, 2004-2020 [Data set]. NOAA GML. https://doi.org/10.15138/9R46-MR76 Version: 2025-03-07

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