No.8

Introduction
Data Policy
Data
Documentation
Contact Information



Tanah Rata

-O3-

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Observation
Category : Air sampling observation
Situation : ongoing
Time zone : Local time 8


Sampling
Sampling height : 5
Description : continuous
Sampling and analysis frequency : Continuous
Sampling environment : On top of a small hill in a highland tourist resort
Description for sampling analysis : Outdoor intake: Stainless steel tube.
Intake height: 5m above ground level.
Indoor intake: Glass manifold with 4 outlets one of which is linked to the ozone analyser by teflon tube of diameter 1.25" and length 2m.
Sample flow rate: between 1 and 3 litres per minute


Instrument and Analysis
Measurement method : Light absorption analysis (UV)
Current status and history of instrument : UV Photometric O3 Analyser
Description of instrument : Thermo Environmental Instruments
Model 49C, No. 0321 01656


Calibration
Current scale employed in the measurement :
Measurement calibration : Ozone calibrator. Thermo Environmental Instruments Model 49i-PS
Scale and calibration(treasability) :


Data Processing
Measurement unit : ppb
Data processing : Hourly data is recorded and stored at the station. This data in report form is transmitted daily to the headquarters for checking and archived. There is no flagging of data at the present moment.
Processing for averaging : Processing for Hourly Data:
Hourly data are averages of 5 minutes data
Processing for Daily Data:
Daily data are arithmetic mean (average) of hourly data
Processing for Monthly Data:
Monthly data are arithmetic mean (average) of daily data
Data flag : No flagiing of data
Data remarks :


Other Information
Scientific aim : To document ozone trends at the site
To study effects of biomass burning in the region
To study the characteristics of tropospheric ozone in the tropics
Reference :


submitted by Malaysian Meteorological Department



The WDCGG is operated by the Japan Meteorological Agency
in collaboration with the World Meteorological Organization