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Black and Bloom Work Package 2 - Particulates - FLEXPART Movies

Authors: McQuaid, James; McCutcheon, Jenine;

Black and Bloom Work Package 2 - Particulates - FLEXPART Movies

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Movie S1. Animated FLEXPART potential emission sensitivity (PES) outputs for 0 – 100 m above ground level (AGL) launched from the campaign site between 10/07/2016 – 22/08/2016. Movie S2. Animated FLEXPART PES outputs for 0 – 500 m AGL launched from the campaign site between 10/07/2016 – 22/08/2016. Movie S3. Animated FLEXPART PES outputs for 0 – 1000 m AGL launched from the campaign site between 10/07/2016 – 22/08/2016. Movie S4. Animated FLEXPART PES outputs for 0 – 2500 m AGL launched from the campaign site between 10/07/20216 – 22/08/2016. Movie S5. Animated FLEXPART PES outputs for 0 – 5000 m AGL launched from the campaign site between 10/07/20216 – 22/08/2016. Movie S6. Animated FLEXPART PES outputs for 0 – 10000 m AGL launched from the campaign site between 10/07/2016 – 22/08/2016. Movie S7. Animated FLEXPART PES outputs for 500 – 10000 m AGL launched from the campaign site between 10/07/2016 – 22/08/2016. Movie S8. Animated FLEXPART PES outputs for 0 – 100 m AGL launched from the campaign site between 30/05/20217 – 01/07/2017. Movie S9. Animated FLEXPART PES outputs for 0 – 500 m AGL launched from the campaign site between 30/05/20217 – 01/07/2017. Movie S10. Animated FLEXPART PES outputs for 0 – 1000 m AGL launched from the campaign site between 30/05/20217 – 01/07/2017. Movie S11. Animated FLEXPART PES outputs for 0 – 2500 m AGL launched from the campaign site between 30/05/20217 – 01/07/2017. Movie S12. Animated FLEXPART PES outputs for 0 – 5000 m AGL launched from the campaign site between 30/05/20217 – 01/07/2017. Movie S13. Animated FLEXPART PES outputs for 0 – 10000 m AGL launched from the campaign site between 30/05/20217 – 01/07/2017. Movie S14. Animated FLEXPART PES outputs for 500 – 10000 m AGL launched from the campaign site between 30/05/20217 – 01/07/2017.

Black and Bloom Work Package 2: Particulates Black and Bloom is a research project, funded by the UK Natural Environment Research Council (NERC), that aims to unravel how dark particles (black) and microbial processes (bloom) darken and accelerate the melting of the Greenland Ice Sheet. The data has been collected during two distinct field seasons (July 12 – August 18, 2016 and June 1 – 28, 2017). Ten-day particle dispersion calculations made using the FLEXPART model initiated from the ground site (67.07° N, 49.38° W 1073 m AMSL) in the ablation zone in southwest Greenland, approximately 35 km from the ice sheet margin. The outputs were collated into animations, which are in this folder

Data collected as part of Black and Bloom UKRI/NERC Funded project. Black and Bloom is a research project, funded by the UK Natural Environment Research Council (NERC), that aims to unravel how dark particles (black) and microbial processes (bloom) darken and accelerate the melting of the Greenland Ice Sheet (blackandbloomorg.wordpress.com/) Lead investigator: Prof Martyn Tranter (University of Bristol)NERC Grant ref: NE/020770/1

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