Seattle WA Third Party Logistics

OPERATIONAL LOGISTICS
1. The UCAR OFPS is responsible for developing this combined archive based on input from the ACE-1 Science Team. In addition, an on-line catalog system will be used during the filed phase to assist PIs in cataloging and retrieving preliminary data. Details of the archive are contained in the ACE-1 Data Management Plan.
During the Seattle ACE-1 planning meeting, the ACE-1 Science Team formulated the following data protocols:
1. All data released in the field will be considered preliminary data for planning use only.
2. All investigators participating in ACE-1 must agree to promptly submit their data to the central data base to facilitate intercomparison of results, quality control checks and inter-calibrations, and an integrated interpretation of the combined data set.
3. All data shall be promptly provided to other ACE investigators upon request. ACE investigators are those included in this document and/or those directly participating in the field experiment.
4. During the initial data analysis period (one year after the data have been processed to their final form, but no later than December 1997), no data may be provided to a third party (journal articles, presentations, research proposals, other investigators) without the consent of the investigator who collected the data. This initial analysis period is designed to provide an opportunity to quality control the combined data set.
A critical component of the ACE-1 will be the measurements of aerosol size distributions, total CN with different lower size cuts, and CCN at various super saturations. Two workshops are being held during the summer of 1995 to test critical parameters and evaluate instrument performance. The first workshop was held in Leipzig, Germany (July 1995) to evaluate DMA transfer functions and charge neutralizers. A second laboratory workshop will be conducted in Seattle, Washington (August 1995) to compare the response of the CN, CCN and DMPS’s that will be used during ACE-

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