Science Overview Asian Summer Monsoon Chemical and Climate Impact Project (ACCLIP)

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Co-Principal Investigators: Co-Investigators: Science Overview Asian Summer Monsoon Chemical and Climate Impact Project (ACCLIP) Laura Pan (NCAR), Paul Newman (NASA) Elliot Atlas (Univ. Miami), William Randel (NCAR), Brian Toon (CU) Location: Western Pacific (Flight Operations from Japan) Dates: July 15 August 31, 2019 Facilities requested: GV (To be operated together with NASA WB-57 research aircraft) GV WB-57

Background of the ASM experiment planning SEAC4RS, 2010-2012, NASA DC-8 and ER-2 + NSF GV, Thailand Base, cancelled April 2012 StratoClim, 2015-2017, Geophysica, Indian sub-continent base, delayed twice, back up base in the Middle East, 2017 flight TBD OMO campaign, HALO (DLR GV), thee bases: Oberpfaffenhofen (Germany), Paphos (Cyprus) and Gan (Maldives).

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What do we target transport pathway exiting the Bonin High? Vogel et al., 2016

Parcel density from 10-day forward trajectories Figure 11. 10-days forward trajectory parcel density for ~ 50 cases from 2005-2016. The trajectory parcels are initiated at 150 hpa near the center of the Bonin High (all cases are initiated in the black square). The normalized density is calculated from the distributions of parcel positions at each hour for the 240 hours in 2x2 degrees latitude-longitude grids.

Map of Operations Conceptual roles of the two aircraft Aerosol mass mixing ratios from 3 model runs (colored profiles with uncertainties) Tropopause height distribution (right axis) Vertical sampling ranges of the two aircraft (shaded regions) Example of shedding event for target sampling Okinawa is a possible base of operation. Other possible bases tbd after site surveys Five Flight Information Regions (FIRs): Naha (JPN), Fukuoka (JPN), Oakland Oceanic (USA), Incheon (KOR) and Manila (PHL). Nominal flight ranges of the GV (purple) and WB-57 (cyan) CO at 150 hpa

Platforms and Instruments The GV payload emphasizes: detailed atmospheric composition and photochemistry for gases the size distribution and chemical composition of the aerosols cloud microphysics The WB-57 payload is comparable to the GV and is in the process of being further developed GV WB-57 Measurements Instrument source Requirement Objectives Instrument source Requirement Objec -tives O 3 FASTO3 1 ppbv, 1 s 1, 2 UAS-O3 1 ppbv, 1 s 1, 2 NO x Chemiluminescence <10 pptv, 1 s 1, 2 - - - NO-NO2 CO Aero-Laser-5002 VUV (Campos) 5 ppbv, 10 s 1, 2 Picarro 3 ppbv, 10 s 1, 2 CO 2, CH 4 Picarro 0.3 ppmv; 5 ppbv, 10 s 1, 2 Picarro 0.04 ppmv; 0.25 ppbv; 1, 2 2.5 s H 2 O vapor VCSEL 1-1000 ppmv, 1 s 1, 4 NOAA Water & 1-1000 ppmv, 1 s 1, 4 DLH Black carbon SP2 0.5 ng/m 3, 10 s 1, 3 SP2 0.5 ng/m 3, 10 s 1, 3 SO 2 CIMS 10 pptv, 1 s 1, 3 LIF-SO2 2 pptv, 10 s 1, 3 Particle size distribution UHSAS 0.1-1 µm 3 NMASS, FCAS, POPS 4-60 nm,.07-1 mm, 0.14-2 µm 3 Aerosol composition AMS, and single particle by laser ablation (ALABAMA) <0.5 µg m -3 mass concentration, 30 s 3 PALMS >1Hz at 0.1 µm 3 cm -3 3 NMHC, HCFCs AWAS Low ppt levels 1, 2 WAS Low pptv levels 1, 2 VOCs, OVOCs TOGA (Apel) Low ppt levels 1, 2 - HCHO - - CAFE 50 pptv, 10 s 1, 2 Actinic flux HARP - 2 - State parameters GV Facility - All MMS - All Cloud microphysics 2DC, CDP - 1, 3, 4 - - Temperature profile MTP - 1 - -

Primary Goal: To investigate the impacts of Asian gas and aerosol emissions on global chemistry and climate via the linkage of Asian Summer Monsoon (ASM) convection and associated large-scale dynamics Scientific Objectives: Obtain a comprehensive suite of dynamical, chemical and microphysical measurements in the region of ASM anticyclone to address: 1) the transport pathways (vertical range, intensity, and time-scale) of the ASM uplifted air from inside of the anticyclone to the global upper troposphere and lower stratosphere (UTLS) 2) the chemical content of air processed in the ASM for UTLS ozone chemistry, and short-lived climate forcers 3) the information on aerosol size, mass and chemical composition for determining the radiative impact 4) the water vapor distribution associated with the monsoon dynamical structure Hypotheses: Project Goals, Objectives & Hypotheses 1) The western Pacific region is a major path of ASM UTLS outflow 2) The ASM outflow has a distinct chemical signature of trace gases that reflects the combination of surface sources, convective pumping and subsequent photochemical processing. 3) Air masses associated with the ASM anticyclone will have enhanced aerosol loadings with increased organic carbon and sulfate concentrations 4) The ASM anticyclone provides a pathway for air with higher moisture to enter stratosphere, bypassing the cold tropical tropopause