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NERC Reference : NER/G/S/2001/00550

Chemistry of the Antarctic boundary layer and the interface with snow (CHABLIS)

Grant Award

Principal Investigator:
Dr A Jones, University of East Anglia, Environmental Sciences
Co-Investigator:
Professor E Wolff, University of Cambridge, Earth Sciences
Co-Investigator:
Professor JMC Plane, University of Leeds, Sch of Chemistry
Co-Investigator:
Dr A Stroh, University of Leeds, School of Earth and Environment
Co-Investigator:
Professor DE Heard, University of Leeds, Sch of Chemistry
Co-Investigator:
Dr KC Clemitshaw, Royal Holloway, Univ of London, Earth Sciences
Co-Investigator:
Professor D Shallcross, University of Bristol, Chemistry
Co-Investigator:
Professor WT Sturges, University of East Anglia, Environmental Sciences
Co-Investigator:
Professor A Lewis, University of York, Chemistry
Science Area:
Atmospheric
Overall Classification:
Atmospheric
ENRIs:
Pollution and Waste
Global Change
Science Topics:
Atmospheric Kinetics
Tropospheric Processes
Biogeochemical Cycles
Glacial & Cryospheric Systems
Abstract:
CHABLIS is a major and unprecedented initiative to explore atmospheric chemistry of the Antarctic boundary layer (ABL). Key Goals are: 1. to explore the chemistry of the ABL through a year-round study of chemical climatology culminating in an intensive summer campaign to measure a comprehensive suite of radicals and other trace species; 2. to test numerical models of the pristine atmosphere under extreme conditions; 3. to extend significantly our ability to interpret ice core data by improving understanding of both the present-day atmosphere and transfer functions. Fieldwork will be carried out at the new Clean Air Sector Laboratory at Halley station. The team from UK universities and the British Antarctic Survey will bring to the project a suite of state-of-the-art instruments and models and a track record of successfully running major campaigns together in remote locations.
Period of Award:
16 Feb 2002 - 15 Feb 2006
Value:
£317,930 Split Award
Authorised funds only
NERC Reference:
NER/G/S/2001/00550
Grant Stage:
Completed
Scheme:
AFI Pre FEC
Grant Status:
Closed
Programme:
AFI

This grant award has a total value of £317,930  

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FDAB - Financial Details (Award breakdown by headings)

Total - T&STotal - StaffTotal - Other CostsTotal - Indirect Costs
£2,763£190,719£36,717£87,732

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