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Calspan Corporation's
600 m³ Atmospheric Chamber

Atmospheric Research Chamber Projects

Sponsors:

National Science Foundation
Faculty Early Career Development Program (CAREER)

National Oceanographic Partnership Program

1. Chamber Images	1.	2.	3.
2. Chamber and Instrumentation
3. Port Details (with plan views)
4. Chamber Design
5. List of Images			4.
6. Investigators
7. Schedule

Main Project:

Principal Investigator:

Gas-Phase Dynamics of Persistent Organic Compounds; An Investigation of the Effect of Climate using a Controlled Chamber:

Click Here for the Abstract

Dr. Keri Hornbuckle
Assistant Professor
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
University of Iowa
kchorn@engineering.uiowa.edu

Sub-Projects	Investigators
1. CALSPAN Atmospheric Research Testing Chamber Port Details and Ventilation Layout Click Here for the Abstract Click Here for Version with Plan Views	Mark Struzinsky, Undergraduate Student, University at Buffalo
2. Web Page Development and Technical Communication	Rebecca Wightman, Undergraduate Student, University at Buffalo rrw@eng.buffalo.edu
Related Projects	Investigators
3. A Kinetic Model for Air-Leaf Partitioning and Interspecies Variability in Model Testing	Zunyu Tao, Graduate Student, University at Buffalo zunyutao@acsu.buffalo.edu
4. Coastal and Marine Aerosol Transformation Processes Click Here for the Abstract	Dr. William Hoppel, Head of Aerosol and Cloud Physics Section of the Remote Sensing Division, Naval Research Laboratory whoppel@ccf.nrl.navy.mil Mr. Thomas Albrechcinski, Head of Hypersonics and Propulsion Branch, Calspan Corporation; Adjunct Professor, School of Engineering, University at Buffalo albrechc@calspan.com Dr. Dean Hegg, Professor, Department of Atmospheric Sciences, University of Washington
5. Atmospheric Research Chamber	Mr. Thomas Albrechcinski, Head of Hypersonics and Propulsion Branch, Calspan SRL Corporation; Adjunct Professor, School of Engineering, University at Buffalo albrechc@calspan.com
6. Study of Atmospheric Transformation Processes on the Chemical and Toxicological Characteristics of Diesel Particulate	Mr. Thomas Albrechcinski, Head, Hypersonics and Propulsion Branch, Calspan Corporation; Adjunct Professor, School of Engineering, University at Buffalo albrechc@calspan.com Dr. Paul Kostyniak, Director, Toxicology Research Center, University at Buffalo pkostyni@buffalo.edu

Web Project Management Team:
Dr. Keri Hornbuckle University of Iowa (319) 384-0789 kchorn@engineering.uiowa.edu				Web Manager:
				Rebecca Wightman rrw@eng.buffalo.edu