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Effect of Heterogeneity and Shape on Optical Properties of Urban Dust Based on 3-Dimensional Modeling of Individual Particles

This project involves the analysis and modeling of individual urban atmospheric dust particles using scanning electron microscopy (SEM), energy dispersive x-ray spectroscopy (EDX), focused ion-beam (FIB) tomography, 3-D reconstructions of the particles, and the discrete dipole approximation method for calculating particle optical properties. The particles are heterogeneous in that they have multiple chemical phases. The collected data sets are: 1) element concentrations for selected particles from filter samples using SEM-EDX, 2) element spatial maps of particles using SEM-EDX, 3) secondary electron images from SEM, 4) text files containing information on the locations of chemical phases for each particle based on 3-D reconstructions from FIB tomography, and 5) optical property calculations of particles using the DDA program DDSCAT.

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Metadata Last Updated: 2017-06-23
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Title Effect of Heterogeneity and Shape on Optical Properties of Urban Dust Based on 3-Dimensional Modeling of Individual Particles
Description This project involves the analysis and modeling of individual urban atmospheric dust particles using scanning electron microscopy (SEM), energy dispersive x-ray spectroscopy (EDX), focused ion-beam (FIB) tomography, 3-D reconstructions of the particles, and the discrete dipole approximation method for calculating particle optical properties. The particles are heterogeneous in that they have multiple chemical phases. The collected data sets are: 1) element concentrations for selected particles from filter samples using SEM-EDX, 2) element spatial maps of particles using SEM-EDX, 3) secondary electron images from SEM, 4) text files containing information on the locations of chemical phases for each particle based on 3-D reconstructions from FIB tomography, and 5) optical property calculations of particles using the DDA program DDSCAT.
Modified 2017-06-23
Publisher Name National Institute of Standards and Technology
Contact mailto:[email protected]
Keywords atmospheric aerosol , urban dust , light scattering , discrete dipole approximation , focused ion-beam scanning electron microscopy , FIB-SEM , FIB tomography , energy dispersive x-ray spectroscopy
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