PAMS - General Information
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BackgroundSection 182(c)(1) of the 1990 Clean Air Act Amendments (CAAA) required the Administrator to promulgate rules for the enhanced monitoring of ozone, oxides of nitrogen (NOx), and volatile organic compounds (VOC) to obtain more comprehensive and representative data on ozone air pollution. Immediately following the promulgation of such rules, the affected States were to commence such actions as were necessary to adopt and implement a program to improve ambient monitoring activities and the monitoring of emissions of NOx and VOC. Each State Implementation Plan (SIP) for the affected areas must contain measures to implement the ambient monitoring of such air pollutants. The subsequent revisions to Title 40, Code of Federal Regulations, Part 58 (40 CFR 58) required States to establish Photochemical Assessment Monitoring Stations (PAMS) as part of their SIP monitoring networks in ozone nonattainment areas classified as serious, severe, or extreme. The principal reasons for requiring the collection of additional ambient air pollutant and meteorological data are the lack of attainment of the National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) for ozone nationwide, and the need for a more comprehensive air quality database for ozone and its precursors. The chief objective of the enhanced ozone monitoring revisions is to provide an air quality database that will assist air pollution control agencies in evaluating, tracking the progress of, and, if necessary, refining control strategies for attaining the ozone NAAQS. Ambient concentrations of ozone and ozone precursors will be used to make attainment/nonattainment decisions, aid in tracking VOC and NOx emission inventory reductions, better characterize the nature and extent of the ozone problem, and prepare air quality trends. In addition, data from the PAMS will provide an improved database for evaluating photochemical model performance, especially for future control strategy mid-course corrections as part of the continuing air quality management process. The data will be particularly useful to States in ensuring the implementation of the most cost-effective regulatory controls. [ Return to Index ]
Data Quality ObjectivesData Quality Objectives (DQOs) are statements that relate the quality of environmental measurements to the level of uncertainty that decision-makers are willing to accept for results derived from the data. It is never possible to be absolutely certain that a future data set will satisfy the data needs exactly. There is always a chance that variables, variation, and uncertainty beyond the program's control will lead to a "softness" in the data and a resulting uncertainty that the subsequent decisions are appropriate. For example, it is not possible to be 100% certain that a downward trend in ozone concentration has been confirmed or denied, since it is possible that local meteorology unexpectedly affected the two highest-reading days, one way or the other. By carefully designing the equipment and schedules, however, it is possible to reduce to acceptable levels the possibility of making an erroneous call. Objective 1 Provide a speciated ambient air database which is both representative and useful for ascertaining ambient profiles and distinguishing among various individual VOC. These data can later be used as evaluation tools for control strategies, cost-effectiveness, and for understanding the mechanisms of pollutant transport.
Objective 2 Provide local, current meteorological and ambient data to serve as initial and boundary condition information for photochemical grid models. These data can later be used as a baseline for model evaluation and to minimize model adjustments and reliance on default settings.
Objective 3 Provide a representative, speciated ambient air database which is characteristic of source emission impacts. These data can be particularly useful in analyzing emissions inventory issues and corroborating progress toward attainment.
Objective 4 Provide ambient data measurements which would allow later preparation of unadjusted and adjusted pollutant trends reports.
Objective 5 Provide additional measurements of selected criteria pollutants. Such measurements can later be used for attainment/nonattainment decisions and to construct NAAQS maintenance plans.
Objective 6 Provide additional measurements of selected criteria and non-criteria pollutants from properly-sited locations. Such measurements can later be used for evaluating population exposure to air toxics as well as criteria pollutants.
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PAMS Site DescriptionsThe PAMS network array for an area should be fashioned to supply measurements which will assist States in understanding and solving ozone nonattainment problems. EPA has determined that for the larger areas, the minimum network which will provide data sufficient to satisfy a number of important monitoring objectives should consist of five sites: Site #1 - Upwind and background characterization site. These sites are established to characterize upwind background and transported ozone and its precursor concentrations entering the area and will identify those areas which are subjected to overwhelming incoming transport of ozone. The #1 Sites are located in the predominant morning upwind direction from the local area of maximum precursor emissions and at a distance sufficient to obtain urban scale measurements. Typically, these sites will be located near the upwind edge of the photochemical grid model domain. Site #2 - Maximum ozone precursor emissions impact site. These sites are established to monitor the magnitude and type of precursor emissions in the area where maximum precursor emissions representative of the MSA/CMSA are expected to impact and are suited for the monitoring of urban air toxic pollutants. The #2 Sites are located immediately downwind (using the same morning wind direction as for locating Site #1) of the area of maximum precursor emissions and are typically placed near the downwind boundary of the central business district (CBD) or primary area of precursor emissions mix to obtain neighborhood scale measurements. Additionally, a second #2 Site may be required depending on the size of the area, and should be placed in the second-most predominant morning wind direction. Site #3 - Maximum ozone concentration site. These sites are intended to monitor maximum ozone concentrations occurring downwind from the area of maximum precursor emissions. Locations for #3 Sites should be chosen so that urban scale measurements are obtained. Typically, these sites are located 10 to 30 miles from the fringe of the urban area. Site #4 - Extreme downwind monitoring site. These sites are established
to characterize the extreme downwind transported ozone and its precursor
concentrations exiting the area and will identify those areas which are
potentially contributing to overwhelming ozone transport into other areas.
The #4 Sites are located in the predominant afternoon downwind direction
from the local area of maximum precursor emissions at a distance sufficient
to obtain urban scale measurements. Typically, these sites will be located
near the downwind edge of the photochemical grid model domain.
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Areas Subject to PAMSIn 1997, the revision to the O3 NAAQS set forth that the 1-hour standards will no longer apply to an area once EPA determines that the area has air quality data meeting the 1-hour standards. Subsequent to that change, EPA revoked the 1-hour O3 NAAQS in most counties in the United States, leaving 226 counties (and 38 nonattainment areas) where the 1-hour standard still applies. Currently, 24 of the 38 1-hour ozone nonattainment areas are classified as either serious, severe, or extreme and hence, are subject to PAMS. The 24 areas have a total population of about 84 million people. Because the flexibility of the PAMS regulations allow areas in close proximity to one another to consolidate their monitoring operations, only 22 operating networks actually exist. See Area List and table endnotes in the Networks and Sites section. [ Return to Index ]
PAMS Target ParametersThe data collected at the PAMS sites include measurements of O3, NOx, a target list of VOCs including several carbonyls, as well as surface and upper air meteorology. Most PAMS sites measure 56 target hydrocarbons on either a hourly or 3-hour basis during the O3 season. The Type 2 sites also collect data on 3 carbonyl compounds (formaldehyde, acetaldehyde, and acetone) every three hours during the O3 monitoring period. Included in the monitored VOC species are ten compounds classified as hazardous air pollutants (HAPs). All stations must measure O3, NOx, and surface meteorological parameters on an hourly basis. Below are the parameters monitored at the surface PAMS sites. |
Ozone, nitrogen oxides, VOC sums | Surface Meteorological | ||||
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Ozone | 44201 | Temperature | 62101 | ||
Wind Speed | 61101/3 | ||||
Nitric Acid | 42601 | Wind Direction | 61102/4 | ||
Nitrogen Dioxide | 42602 | Relative Humidity | 62201 | ||
Oxides of Nitrogen | 42603 | Solar Radiation | 63301 | ||
uv Radiation | 63302/4 | ||||
Total NMOC | 43102 | Barometric Pressure | 64101 | ||
Sum of Targeted HCs | 43000 | Precipitation | 65102 | ||
Hydrocarbons (HCs) - listed in elution sequence | |||||
Ethylene | 43203 | 2,3-dimethylpentane | 43291 | ||
Acetylene | 43206 | 3-methylhexane | 43249 | ||
Ethane | 43202 | 2,2,4-trimethylpentane | 43250 | ||
Propylene | 43205 | n-Heptane | 43232 | ||
Propane | 43204 | Methylcyclohexane | 43261 | ||
Isobutane | 43214 | 2,3,4-trimethylpentane | 43252 | ||
1-Butene | 43280 | Toluene | 45202 | ||
n-Butane | 43212 | 2-methylheptane | 43960 | ||
t-2-Butene | 43216 | 3-methylheptane | 43253 | ||
c-2-Butene | 43217 | n-Octane | 43233 | ||
Isopentane | 43221 | Ethylbenzene | 45203 | ||
1-Pentene | 43224 | m&p-Xylenes | 45109 | ||
n-Pentane | 43220 | Styrene | 45220 | ||
Isoprene | 43243 | o-Xylene | 45204 | ||
t-2-pentene | 43226 | n-Nonane | 43235 | ||
c-2-pentene | 43227 | Isopropylbenzene | 45210 | ||
2,2-Dimethylbutane | 43244 | n-Propylbenzene | 45209 | ||
Cyclopentane | 43242 | m-Ethyltoluene | 45212 | ||
2,3-dimethylbutane | 43284 | p-Ethyltoluene | 45213 | ||
2-methylpentane | 43285 | 1,3,5-Trimethylbenzene | 45207 | ||
3-Methylpentane | 43230 | o-Ethyltoluene | 45211 | ||
2-Methyl-1-Pentene | 43246 | 1,2,4-trimethylbenzene | 45208 | ||
n-hexane | 43231 | n-Decane | 43238 | ||
Methylcyclopentane | 43262 | 1,2,3-trimethylbenzene | 45225 | ||
2,4-dimethylpentane | 43247 | m-Diethylbenzene | 45218 | ||
Benzene | 45201 | p-Diethylbenzene | 45219 | ||
Cyclohexane | 43248 | n-Undecane | 43954 | ||
2-methylhexane | 43263 | ||||
Carbonyls | |||||
Formaldehyde | 43502 | ||||
Acetone | 43551 | ||||
Acetaldehyde | 43503 | ||||
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For More Information on PAMSMore complete and detailed information about enhanced ozone monitoring is available from OAR's Technology Transfer Network TTN2000 BBSWeb site. A good starting point is the Photochemical Assessment Monitoring Stations Implementation Manual, publication number EPA-454/B-93-051 (March 1994). A WordPerfect 5.1 document is available on the AMTIC section of TTN2000.[ Return to Index ] PAMS Contacts: EPA, States, and Related Organizations |
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National Program Office - U.S. EPA, Research Triangle Park, NC | ||||
Name | Voice | Fax | E-Mail Address | Concentration |
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Bailey, Desmond * | 919/541-5248 | 919/541-0044 | bailey.desmond@epa.gov | Meteorology (lead) |
Lutz, David | 919/541-5476 | 919/541-1903 | lutz.david@epa.gov | General, Implementation (lead) |
Hamlin, Michael * | 919/541-5232 | 919/541-7674 | hamlin.michael@epa.gov | Data Mgt - AIRS (lead) |
Link, Tom* | 919/541-5456 | 919/541-0242 | link.tom@epa.gov | Outreach - Web (lead) |
McClenny, Bill* | 919/541-3158 | 919/541-3527 | mcclenny.bill@epa.gov | Instrumentation (lead), Methods |
Rice, Joann* | 919/541-3372 | 919/541-1903 | rice.joann@epa.gov | QA/QC (lead), Instrumentation, Methods |
Parzygnat, Barbara | 919/541-5474 | 919/541-1903 | parzygnat.barbara@epa.gov | Data Analysis (lead) |
* Members of PAMSTEAM (program oversight committee) | ||||
Baldridge, Ellen | 919/541-5684 | 919/541-0044 | baldridge.ellen@epa.gov | Modeling |
Byrd, Lee Ann | 919/541-5367 | 919/541-1903 | byrd.lee@epa.gov | Monitoring (Ozone, Open Path) |
Cox, Bill | 919/541-5563 | 919/541-0044 | cox.bill@epa.gov | Data Analysis, Modeling |
Freas, Warren | 919/541-5469 | 919/541-1903 | freas.warren@epa.gov | Ozone |
Lewis, Charles | 919/541-3154 | lewis.charles@epa.gov | CMB | |
Meyer, Ned | 919/541-5594 | 919/541-0044 | meyer.ned@epa.gov | Modeling |
Pace, Tom | 919/541-5634 | 919/541-0684 | pace.tom@epa.gov | Emission Inventories(lead) |
Scheffe, Rich | 919/541-4650 | 919/541-1903 | scheffe.rich@epa.gov | General, Program Mgt |
Region 1 - CT, ME, MA, NH, RI, VT | ||||
Name | Voice | Fax | E-Mail Address | Concentration |
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U.S. EPA Region I Offices, Boston / Lexington, MA | ||||
Beloin, Norm | 617/860-4387 | 617/860-4397 | beloin.norm@epa.gov | General |
Cuzzupe, Mary | 617/860-4383 | 617/860-4397 | cuzzupe.mary@epa.gov | QA Plans |
Oi, Allen | 617/860-4386 | 617/860-4397 | oi.allen@epa.gov | QA/QC, Implementation |
Siscanaw, Dick | 617/860-4386 | 617/860-4397 | siscanaw.dick@epa.gov | Methods, Instrumentation, QA |
VanArsdale, Alan | 617/860-4610 | 617/860-4397 | vanarsdale.alan@epa.gov | Data Analysis |
Connecticut - CT Department of Environmental Protection | ||||
Ellis, Jim | 860/424-4009 | 860/424-4065 | jim.ellis@po.state.ct.us | Carbonyls, VOC Canisters |
Leston, Al | 860/424-3513 | 860/424-4065 | alan.leston@po.state.ct.us | Implementation, Data Analysis |
Maine - ME Department of Environmental Protection | ||||
Johnson, Andy | 207/287-7047 | 207/287-7641 | andy.johnson@state.me.us | Program Mgt., Data Analysis |
Mayo, Rick | 207/287-8119 | 207/287-7641 | rick.mayo@state.me.us | QA/QC, Monitoring |
Mullen, Marylee | 207/822-6313 | 207/822-6303 | marylee.mullen@state.me.us | Monitoring, Data Analysis |
Nichols, Paul | 207/941-4563 | 207/941-4584 | paul.nichols@state.me.us | Monitoring, Data Analysis |
Richardson, Cathy | 207/822-6312 | 207/822-6303 | cathy.richardson@state.me.us | AIRS, Data Analysis |
Massachusetts - MA Department of Environmental Protection | ||||
Conti, Diana | 508/975-3215, Ext. 310 | 508/688-0352 | diana.conti@state.ma.us | Monitoring (Criteria Pollutants) |
Lane, John | 508/975-3215, Ext. 304 | 508/688-0352 | john.lane@state.ma.us | Data Analysis |
McGrath, Tom | 508/975-3215 Ext. 318 | 508/688-0352 | tom.mcgrath@state.ma.us | PAMS |
Sheehan, Jerry | 508/975-3215, Ext. 309 | 508/688-0352 | jerry.sheehan@state.ma.us | Monitoring Section Supervisor |
Steele. Donald | 508/975-3215, Ext. 316 | 508/688-0352 | donald.steele@state.ma.us | Branch Chief |
New Hampshire - NH Department of Environmental Services, Air Resources Division | ||||
Archer, Jim | 603/271-3481 | 603/271-1381 | Data analysis and site operation | |
Sanborn, Paul | 603/271-1370 | 603/271-1381 | Implementation | |
Rhode Island - RI Department of Health | ||||
Cucco, John | 401/222-5557 | 401/222-6985 | Implementation | |
Vermont - VT Department of Environmental Protection | ||||
Apgar, George | 802/241-3842 | 802/241-2590 | georgea@qtm.anr.state.vt.us | Monitoring |
Poirot, Rich | 802/241-3807 | 802/241-2590 | richp@qtm.anr.state.vt.us | Data Analysis |
NESCAUM - Northeast States for Coordinated Air Use Management | ||||
Alter, Lee | 617/367-8540 | 617/742-9162 |
Region II - NJ, NY | ||||
Name | Voice | Fax | E-Mail Address | Concentration |
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U.S. EPA Region II Office, New York, NY | ||||
Bellizzi, Carol | 212/637-3712 | 212/637-3901 | bellizzi.carol@epa.gov | Data Analysis |
Finfer, Ed | 212/637-3703 | 212/637-3901 | finfer.ed@epa.gov | AIRS, Implementation |
Mustafa, Mustafa | 212/637-3760 | 212/637-3901 | mustafa.mustafa@epa.gov | Implementation |
Teitz, Avi | 732/906-6160 | 732/321-6616 | teitz.avi@epa.gov | QA/QC |
New Jersey - New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection. | ||||
Cooper, Greg | 609/292-0138 | 609/633-6198 | gcooper@dep.state.nj.us | AIRS |
Ehrlich, Lisa | 609/292-0138 | 609/633-6198 | lehrlich@dep.state.nj.us | Site Operation, QA/QC |
LaFisca, Tom | 609/292-0138 | 609/633-6198 | tlafisca@dep.state.nj.usA | Site Operation, QA/QC |
McCullough, Kathy | 609/292-0138 | 609/633-6198 | kmccullough@dep.state.nj.us | Site Operation, QA/QC |
Oxley, Jim | 609/633-1468 | 609/633-6198 | joxley@dep.state.nj.us | Data Analysis |
Pietarinen, Charles | 609/292-0138 | 609/633-6198 | cpietarinen@dep.state.nj.us | Program Mgt |
Zsolway, Rudy | 609/292-0138 | 609/633-6198 | rzsolway@dep.state.nj.us | Data Analysis |
New York - New York State Department of Environmental Conservation | ||||
Aho, Brian | 518/457-9137 | bjaho@gw.dec.state.ny.us | Canister Analysis | |
Boynton, Garry | 518/457-9137 | gaboynto@gw.dec.state.ny.us | Monitoring | |
Delaware, Bill | 518/457-9137 | wmdelawa@gw.dec.state.ny.us | AIRS | |
Froehlich, George | 518/457-9137 | gefroehl@gw.dec.state.ny.us | VOCs | |
Galvin, Phil | 518/457-9137 | pjgalvin@gw.dec.state.ny.us | General | |
Henry, Bob | 518/457-3200 | 518/457-0794 | rfhenry@air.dec.state.ny.us | Data Analysis |
Karcher, Ralph | 518/457-9137 | rwkarche@gw.dec.state.ny.us | Carbonyls Sampling | |
Sierzenga, Paul | 518/457-9137 | TARRYTOWN.pmsierze@ dec.state.ny.us |
Implementation, Site operation, QA/QC | |
Sistla, Gopal | 518/457-3200 | 518/457-0794 | gsistla@air.dec.state.ny.us | Data Analysis |
NESCAUM - See Region I | ||||
MARAMA - See Region III (NJ is a member state) |
Region III - DE, DC, MD, PA, VA, WV | ||||
Name | Voice | Fax | E-Mail Address | Concentration |
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U.S. EPA Region III Office, Philadelphia, PA | ||||
Brown, Catherine | 215/814-2760 | 215/814-2783 | brown.catherine@epa.gov | |
Ellsworth, Todd | 215/814-2195 | 215/814-2124 | ellsworth.todd@epa.gov | |
Erdman, Ted | 215/814-2766 | 215/814-2783 | erdman.ted@epa.gov | Data Analysis, Implementation |
Guide, Vic | 215/814-2733 | 215/814-2782 | guide.vic@epa.gov | |
Delaware - DE Department of Natural Resources & Environmental Control | ||||
Brixen, Terri | 302/323-4542 | 302/323-4561 | tbrixen@dnrec.state.de.us | |
Stewart, John | 302/323-4542 | 302/323-4561 | jstewart@dnrec.state.de.us | |
D.C. - DC Air Resources Management Division | ||||
Krask, David | 202/645-6093 Ext. 3065 | 202/645-6102 | dkrask@mail.environ.state.dc.us | |
Maryland - MD Department of the Environment | ||||
Cooney, Walter | 410/631-3280 | 410/631-3202 | wcooney@mde.state.md.us | |
Haus, John | 410/631-3240 | 410/631-4435 | jhaus@mde.state.md.us | |
Wies, Dick | 410/631-3202 | 410/631-3202 | dwies@mde.state.md.us | |
Pennsylvania - PA Department of Environmental Protection | ||||
Miller, Jeff | 717/787-9479 | 717/772-2303 | miller.jeffrey@al.pader.gov | |
Philadelphia AMS | ||||
Trachtenberg, Alan | 215/685-1477 | 215/685-1476 | trachtenberg.alan@phila.gov | |
Virginia - VA DAPC | ||||
Dinh, James | 804/230-2059 | 804/230-7738 | jdinh@deq.state.va.us | |
Ervine, Marshall | 804/230-2058 | 804/230-7738 | mervine@deq.state.va.us | |
MARAMA - Mid-Atlantic Regional Air Management Association (DE, DC, MD, PA, and VA are member States) | ||||
Wierman, Susan | 410/467-0170 | 410/467-1737 | ssgw@jhunix.hcf.jhu.edu |
Region IV - AL, FL, GA, KY, MS, NC, SC | ||||
Name | Voice | Fax | E-Mail Address | Concentration |
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U.S. EPA Region IV Offices, Atlanta / Athens, GA | ||||
Barden, Herb | 706/355-8737 | 706/355-8744 | barden.herb@epa.gov | |
Guillot, Richard | 404/562-9050 | 404/562-9019 | guillot.richard@epa.gov | |
Lyttle, Tom | 404/347-2864 | 404/562-9019 | lyttle.tom@epa.gov | Data Analysis |
Slagle, Tim | 706/355-8741 | 706/355-8744 | slagle.tim@epa.gov | QA/QC |
Georgia - GA Department of Natural Resources, Environmental Protection Division | ||||
Ballagas, Rafael | 404/363-7000 | 404/363-7100 | ||
Chatham, Douglas | 404/363-7072 | 404/363-7100 | chatham@mail.dnr.state.ga.us | Monitoring, QA/QC |
Zimmer-Dauphinee, Susan | 404/363-7079 | 404/363-7100 | Data Analysis |
Region V - IL, IN, MI, MN, OH, WI | ||||
Name | Voice | Fax | E-Mail Address | Concentration |
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U.S. EPA Region V Office, Chicago, IL | ||||
Jones, Gordon | 312/353-3115 | 312/886-5824 | jones.gordon@epa.gov | Implementation, QA/QC |
Kenski, Donna | 312/886-7894 | 312/886-5824 | kenski.donna@epa.gov | Data Analysis (lead), CMB |
Lehrman, Loretta | 312/886-5482 | 312/886-5824 | lehrman.loretta@epa.gov | Program Mgt |
Rizzo, Michael | 312/353-5613 | 312/886-5824 | rizzo.michael@epa.gov | Data Analysis |
Indiana - IN Department of Environmental Management | ||||
Blaser, Steve | 317/308-3251 | 317/308-3239 | smb@opn.dem.state.in.us | QA/QC |
Brodek, Peter | 317/308-3244 | 317/308-3239 | pab@opn.dem.state.in.us | VOC Monitoring |
Grissom, Teresa | 317/308-3270 | 317/308-3238 | tmg@opn.dem.state.in.us | AIRS, Data Mgmt. |
Lengerich, Steve | 317/308-3264 | 317/308-3239 | sjl@opn.dem.state.in.us | Program Mgmt. |
Patel, Balvant | 317/308-3248 | 317/308-3239 | brp@opn.dem.state.in.us | VOC Monitoring, QA |
Sherman, Steven | 317/233-4286 | 317/233-5967 | ssher@opn.dem.state.in.us | Modeling |
Illinois - IL Environmental Protection Agency | ||||
Dombro, Rob | 217/785-0535 | 217/524-4710 | epa2268@epa.state.il.us | Laboratory, Methods Development |
Leopold, Scott | 217/524-4706 | 217/524-4710 | epa2101@epa.state.il.us | Data Analysis |
Mazurek, Jerome | 708/338-7900 | 708/338-7930 | jerryma2@flash.net | Monitoring, QA/QC |
Schuchardt, Mel | 217/782-9315 | 217/524-4710 | epa2220@epa.state.il.us | QA/QC |
Sweitzer, Terry | 217/782-7438 | 217/524-7438 | epa2204@epa.state.il.us | Program Mgmt. |
Swinford, Bob | 217/782-9323 | 217/524-7438 | epa2111@epa.state.il.us | Data Analysis |
Michigan - MI Department of Environmental Quality | ||||
Kooistra, Ron | 517/335-4608 | 517/241-3122 | Program Mgmt. | |
Heindorf. MaryAnn | 517/373-2151 | 517/335-3122 | heindorm@state.mi.us | Data Analysis |
Monosmith, Tom | 517/373-1279 | 517/355-3122 | monosmit@state.mi.us | Data Analysis, Monitoring |
Wisconsin - WI Department of Natural Resources | ||||
Adamski, Bill | 608/266-2660 | 608/267-0560 | adamsw@dnr.state.wi.us | Data Analysis |
Allen, Mark | 608/266-8049 | 608/267-0560 | allenm@dnr.state.wi.us | QA/QC |
Bruss, Larry | 608/267-7543 | 608/267-0560 | brussl@dnr.state.wi.us | Program Mgmt. |
Foley, Theresa | 414/263-5890 | 414/263-8716 | foleyt@dnr.state.wi.us | QA/QC |
Miller, Edward | 414/263-8565 | 414/263-8716 | millee@dnr.state.wi.us | Program Mgmt., Monitoring |
LADCO - Lake Michigan Air Directors Consortium | ||||
Jansen, Mark | 847/296-2181 | 847/296-2958 | ladco@interaccess.com | Emission Inventories |
Koerber, Mike | 847/296-2181 | 847/296-2958 | ladco@interaccess.com | Program Mgt |
Region VI - AR, LA, NM, OK, TX | ||||
Name | Voice | Fax | E-Mail Address | Concentration |
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U.S. EPA Region VI Office, Dallas, TX | ||||
Chung, Kuenja | 214/665-8345 | 214/665-6762 | chung.kuenja@epa.gov | QA/QC |
Kemp, Mary | 214/665-8358 | 214/665-6762 | kemp.mary@epa.gov | Program Mgt |
Sather, Mark | 214/665-8353 | 214/665-6762 | sather.mark@epa.gov | Data Analysis, Implementation |
Tatom, Ruth | 214/665-8355 | 214/665-6762 | tatom.ruth@epa.gov | AIRS |
Louisiana - LA Department of Environmental Quality | ||||
Hazlett, Jim | 504/765-0253 | 504/765-0048 | james.h@deq.state.la.us | QA/QC |
Bourg, Jason | 504/765-2627 | 504/765-2638 | jason_b@deq.state.la.us | Data Analysis |
Vanichchagorn, Manop | 504/765-2598 | 504/765-2638 | manop.V@deq.state.la.us | Program Mgmt. |
Texas - Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission | ||||
Michel, Ed | 512/239-1384 | 512/239-1605 | emichel@tnrcc.state.tx.us | Program Mgmt. |
Spaw, Steve | 512/239-1600 | 512/239-1605 | sspaw@tnrcc.state.tx.us | Program Mgt, Monitoring |
Rozacky, Ken | 512/239-1691 | 512/239-1605 | krozacky@tnrcc.state.tx.us | QA/QC |
Sullivan, David | 512/239-1381 | 512/239-1500 | dsulliva@tnrcc.state.tx.us | Data Analysis |
Region VII - IA, KS, MO, NE | ||||
Name | Voice | Fax | E-Mail Address | Concentration |
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U.S. EPA Region VII Office, Kansas City, KS | ||||
Roychowdhury, Anil | 913/551-5207 | 913/551-5218 | roychowdhury.anil@epa.gov | Implementation, Data Analysis |
Teter, Royan | 913/551-7609 | 913/551-5218 | teter.royan@epa.gov |
Region VIII - CO, MT, ND, SD, UT, WY | ||||
Name | Voice | Fax | E-Mail Address | Concentration |
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U.S. EPA Region VIII Office, Denver, CO | ||||
Heavner, Ronald | 303/312-6439 | 303/312-6064 | heavner.ronald@epa.gov | Monitoring |
Wells, Karen | 303/312-6746 | 303/312-6064 | wells.karen@epa.gov |
Region IX - AZ, CA, HI, NV | ||||
Name | Voice | Fax | E-Mail Address | Concentration |
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U.S. EPA Region IX Office, San Francisco, CA | ||||
Aquitania, Manny | 415/744-1299 | 415/744-1076 | aquitania.manny@epa.gov | Data Analysis, Implementation, Monitor, Coord. |
Pallarino, Bob | 415/744-1297 | 415/744-1072 | pallarino.bob@epa.gov | Monitor |
California - Air Resources Board | ||||
Burriell, Fred | 916/327-0886 | 916/327-8217 | fburriel@arb.ca.gov | QA |
Cook, Jeff | 916/322-3726 | 916/327-8525 | jcook@arb.ca.gov | Coord/Mgmt/QA/Data |
Dunlop, Michele | 916/324-6700 | 916/327-8217 | mdunlop@arb.ca.gov | Chemistry |
Fuentes, Mark | 619/645-5233 | mfuentes@arb.ca.gov | Monitor | |
Hammond, Don | 916/322-5924 | 916/327-8217 | dhammond@arb.ca.gov | QA/Data/chemistry |
Le, Lieu | 916/323-4398 | 916/327-8217 | hle@arb.ca.gov | Chemistry |
Miguel, Mike | 916/322-7054 | 916/327-8217 | mmiguel@arb.ca.gov | QA/QC |
Oslund, Bill | 916/445-3745 | 916/327-8217 | boslund@arb.ca.gov | Mgmt/Monitor/QA/Data |
Air Pollution Control Districts | ||||
Balders, James (VC) | 805/662-6952 | 805/645-1444 | jimb@vcapcd.org | Chemistry/Data |
Barbosa, Steve (VC) | 909/396-2171 | 909/396-2175 | sbarbosa@aqmd.gov | Chemistry/Monitor |
Cawyer, Janet (SD) | 619/694-3362 | 619/694-2730 | jcawyer@sdapcd.co.san-diego.ca.us | Chemistry |
Erwin, Jim (SD) | 619/694-3354 | 619/694-3858 | jerwin@sdapcd.co.san-diego.ca.us | Chemistry |
Hossain, Mahmood (SD) | 619/694-3358 | 619/694-3858 | mhossain@sdapcd.co.san-diego.ca.us | Mgmt/Monitor |
Jones, David (SJVU) | 209/497-1075 | 209/233-0140 | davejp@psnw.com | Mgmt/Monitoring |
Kaszuba, Mike (SD) | 619/694-3344 | 619/694-2730 | mkaszuba@sdapcd.co.san-diego.ca.us | Chemistry |
Katayama, Bruce (SM) | 916/386-6692 | 916/386-2279 | Data | |
Lashbrook, Ken (SM) | 916/386-6622 | 916/386-2279 | kdubw@juno.com | Monitor/QA |
O'Bell, Phil (SC) | 909/396-2191 | 909/396-2175 | po_bell@aqmd.gov | Chemistry |
Ramirez, Bob (MD) | 760/245-1923 | bramirez@mdaqmd.ca.gov | Mgmt/Monitor | |
Serros, Brian (VC) | 805/662-6956 | 805/645-1444 | brians@vcapcd.org | Chemistry |
Scheller, Scott (SJVU) | 209/497-1081 | 209/233-0140 | nmwu@juno.com | Monitor/QA/Data |
Tubbs, Doug (VC) | 805/662-6950 | 805/645-1444 | Mgmt/Monitor/QA | |
White, Don (SD) | 619/694-3357 | 619/694-2730 | dwhite@sdapcd.co.san-diego.ca.us | QA |
Region X - AK, ID, OR, WA | ||||
Name | Voice | Fax | E-Mail Address | Concentration |
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U.S. EPA Region X Office, Seattle, WA | ||||
Hall, Chris | 206/553-1949 | 206/553-0110 | hall.chris@epa.gov | |
Jones, Ed | 206/553-1743 | 206/553-0110 | jones.ed@epa.gov |
Note: Any additions, deletions or corrections to this contact list should be sent to Barbara Parzygnat.
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