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1 Optical and Scene Networks Lake Tahoe October 23, 2012 John V. Molenar Air Resource Specialists, Inc.
2 Number of Optical Monitors
3 Optical & Webcam Networks: 10/23/2012 Network Transmissometers Nephelometers Webcams and Exhibits Remote Urban Remote Urban Arizona (4) NPS (13) Wyoming (4) Colorado (4) USFS (1) Nevada (2) (Clark County) SCDEQ (1) Midwest Hazecam (0) CAMNET (0) Solar Energy Industry (2) Totals (31)
4 SOPs/TIs All Nephelometer, Transmissometer, and Scene SOPs and TIs are current. Updates are being made for the LED nephelometers and transmissometers. All documents receive a yearly review (and update if necessary) during their anniversary month. Optical Data Nephelometer data through 06/30/2012 delivered to NPS/CIRA on 9/26/2012 Transmissometer data (2 USFS sites - Bridger & San Gorgonio) through 12/31/2011 delivered to NPS/CIRA on 7/18/2012
5 Aerosol decadal trends Part 1: In-situ optical measurements at GAW and IMPROVE stations M. Collaud Coen 1, E. Andrews 2,3, A. Asmi 4, U. Baltensperger 5, N. Bukowiecki 5, D. Day 6, M. Fiebig 7, A. M. Fjaeraa 7, H. Flentje 8, A. Hyvärinen 11, A. Jefferson 2, S. G. Jennings 9, G. Kouvarakis 10, H. Lihavainen 11, C. Lund Myhre 7, W. C. Malm 6, N. Mihapopoulos 10, J. V. Molenar 12, C. O'Dowd 9, J. A. Ogren 3, B. A. Schichtel 13, P. Sheridan 3, A. Virkkula 4, E. Weingartner 5, R. Weller 14, and P. Laj 15 1 Federal Office of Meteorology and Climatology, MeteoSwiss, 1530 Payerne, Switzerland 2 University of Colorado, CIRES, Boulder, Colorado, 80305, USA 3 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Earth System Research Laboratory, Boulder, Colorado, 80305, USA 4 Department of Physics, University of Helsinki, P.O. Box 64, Helsinki, Finland 5Paul Scherrer Institute, Laboratory of Atmospheric Chemistry, 5232 Villigen PSI, Switzerland 6 Colorado State University, Cooperative Institute for Research in the Atmosphere, Fort Collins, CO 80523, USA 7 NILU Norwegian Institute for Air Research, Instituttveien 18, 2027 Kjeller, Norway 8 German Weather Service, Meteorological Observatory Hohenpeissenberg, Albin-Schwaiger-Weg 10, Hohenpeißenberg, Germany 9 School of Physics, National University of Ireland Galway, Galway, Co. Galway, Ireland 10 Environmental Chemistry Processes Laboratory, Dept. of Chemistry, University of Crete, Heraklion Crete, Greece 11 Finnish Meteorological Institute, Erik Palmenin aukio 1, Helsinki, Finland 12 Air Resource Specialists, Inc., 1901 Sharp Point Drive, Suite E, Ft. Collins, CO 80525, USA 13 National Park Service, Fort Collins, CO 80523, USA 14 Alfred-Wegener-Institute for Polar and Marine Research, Am Handelshafen 12, Bremerhaven, Germany 15 UJF-Grenoble 1/CNRS, LGGE UMR5183, Grenoble, France LMS trend analysis of the Acadia National Park aerosol scattering coefficient: logarithm of the data monthly medians in blue and LMS fit in red.
6 % Change LMS Trend 95% Significance Acadia, NP Negative Big Bend, NP -6.5 Negative Great Smoky Mts., NP -8.4 Negative Grand Canyon, NP -1.4 No trend Mammoth Cave, NP -2.0 No trend Mt. Rainier, NP -4.1 No trend Shenandoah, NP -4.0 No trend Phoenix, AZ -9.9 Negative Ike s Backbone W, AZ 11.5 Positive Sycamore Canyon W, AZ 1.6 No trend Sierra Ancha W, AZ Negative Mt Zirkel W, CO 21.7 Positive
7 NPS Webcam Network and Web Site Upgrades November 2008: Start of partnership between NPS and Olympus to upgrade and support 16 site webcam network Oct 2010 Oct 2011: Shenandoah, Hawaii Volcanoes and Grand Tetons added to network. Network Operations (NPS-Olympus Partnership funded to October 2011) Technical support, backup equipment, communications, archive Annual agreements. Third and final agreement ended October 1, 2011 Network Upgrades Backup digital SLRs (E420) supplied by Olympus available to network Dial-up connections being replaced with cellular, DSL or DOI network where possible (Sequoia, Olympic, Point Reyes complete, Mount Rainier, Theodore Roosevelt planned) Camera control software updated to support new camera settings and additional camera models (ie. Canon Rebel series) Web Site Upgrades (NPS-ARD funded) NPS-ARD redesigned web site went live early Summer 2010 Continuing improvements to image and web site content creation software NPS-ARD developing online archive of all digital images captured since network inception
8 Mobile Applications ARS has developed mobile applications for Displaying images and monitoring data Image capture from digital SLR camera Presenting time lapse video Summarizing data collection status
9 NPS WebCam Stats 2011 Pages Rank Park (through September) Visits Daily Average 1 Great Smoky Mountains NP- Purchase Knob 837,301 2,294 2 Great Smoky Mountains NP Look Rock 786,850 2,156 3 Grand Canyon NP 688,667 1,887 4 Point Reyes NS 357, Denali NP 306, Mount Rainier NP 265, Washington DC Mall 255, Yosemite NP 244, Olympic NP 241, Sequoia-Kings Canyon NP 236, Theodore Roosevelt NP 205, Mammoth Cave NP 185, North Cascades NP 180, Acadia NP 155, Joshua Tree NP 139, Shenandoah NP (partial year) 130, Big Bend NP 121, Hawai i Volcanoes NP (partial year) 113, Grand Teton NP (partial year) 66, Total 5,516,618
10 NPS WebCam Stats 2012 Pages Through September 30 Rank Park (through September) Visits 1 Grand Canyon NP 613,562 2,239 2 Great Smoky Mountains NP Purchase Knob 507,348 1,852 3 Great Smoky Mountains NP Look Rock 460,570 1,680 4 Point Reyes NS 215, Washington DC Mall 189, Sequoia-Kings Canyon NP 183, Grand Teton NP 180, Mount Rainier NP 166, Olympic NP 158, Denali NP 154, Yosemite NP 139, Theodore Roosevelt NP 133, Mammoth Cave NP 124, North Cascades NP 118, Shenandoah NP 112, Hawai i Volcanoes 105, Acadia NP 98, Joshua Tree NP 92, Big Bend NP (partial year) 79, Total 3,832,612 Daily Average (based on 274 days)
11 NPS WebCam Stats 2011 Images Rank Park Image Visits 1 Denali NP 3,824,033 2 Grand Canyon NP 3,260,319 3 Great Smoky Mts NP - Look Rock 1,748,899 4 Great Smoky Mtns NP Purchase Knob 1,398,401 5 Big Bend NP 373,038 6 Point Reyes NP 357,175 7 Acadia NP 285,831 8 Mount Rainier NP 265,330 9 Washington DC Mall NP 255, Yosemite NP 244, Olympic NP 241, Sequoia Kings Canyon NP 236, Theodore Roosevelt NP 205, Mammoth Cave NP 185, North Cascades NP 180, Joshua Tree NP 139, Shenandoah NP (partial year) 130, Hawai i Volcanoes NP (partial year) 113, Grand Teton NP (partial year) 66,428 Total
12 NPS WebCam Stats 2012 Images Through September 30 Rank Park Image Visits 1 Denali NP 2,400,933 2 Grand Canyon NP 1,689,366 3 Great Smoky Mts NP - Look Rock 920,432 4 Great Smoky Mtns NP Purchase Knob 807,187 5 Big Bend NP 236,866 6 Point Reyes NP 215,473 7 Washington DC Mall NP 189,036 8 Acadia NP 184,452 9 Sequoia Kings Canyon NP 183, Grand Teton NP NP 180, Mount Rainier NP 166, Olympic NP 158, Yosemite NP 139, Theodore Roosevelt NP 133, Mammoth Cave NP 124, North Cascades NP 118, Shenandoah NP (partial year) 112, Hawai i Volcanoes NP 105, Joshua Tree NP 92,181 Total
13 NPS WebCam Stats Monthly Summary Cumulative as year progresses. *New web site fully operational in Page and image structure changed. **Site move to new web server in Several weeks of down time. Month Website Visits Photo Image Visits * 2012** * 2012** January 451, , ,978 2,049,129 1,098,377 1,060,079 February 847, ,263 1, ,855,339 1,982,918 2,889,893 March* 1,205,117 1,385,259 2,118,231 5,595,047 3,141,685 4,760,095 April 1,508,443 1,797,284 2,768,208 7,052,696 4,195,456 6,429,538 May 1,788,968 2,190,938 3,021,260 8,561,899 5,269,692 6,973,849 June 2,134,070 2,617,237 3,210,446 10,116,835 6,375,221 7,243,967 July 2,483,389 3,064,423 3,444,089 11,649,638 7,535,156 7,597,458 August 2,821,834 3,505,861 3,632,338 13,042,821 8,673,499 7,870,311 September 3,190,536 3,970,698 3,832,612 14,521,384 9,883,145 8,158,496 October 3,802,349 4,537,517 16,654,932 11,182,611 November 4,242,234 5,001,288 18,255,632 12,307,925 December 4,808,119 5,516,618 20,274,168 13,511,279
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15 Nighttime Visual Intrusion Monitoring Bryce Canyon National Park Qualitative Monitoring Capture night sky images prior to and during operation Capture images compatible with NPS webcam network (day and night) Remote low power operation using Canon DSLR and Android tablet controller with custom app Quantitative Monitoring Derive spectral radiance field from raw images Determine flat field response of lens/ camera system Calibrate camera to known radiance field Handle cloudless and cloudy conditions Hourly or sub-hourly image capture Compare data to measurements with sky quality meter Permitted Mine Camera View
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