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Publications by W. Maenhaut
Evaluation of the Carbon Content of Aerosols From the Burning of Biomass in the Brazilian Amazon Using Thermal, Optical and Thermal-Optical Analysis Methods
Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics
Atmospheric Science
Polar Organic Compounds in Rural PM2.5 Aerosols From K-Puszta, Hungary, During a 2003 Summer Field Campaign: Sources and Diurnal Variations
Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics Discussions
Atmospheric Science
Planetary Science
Space
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Modeling the Radiative Effects of Biomass Burning Aerosols on Carbon Fluxes in the Amazon Region
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Optical and Physical Properties of Aerosols in the Boundary Layer and Free Troposphere Over the Amazon Basin During the Biomass Burning Season
Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics
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Improved Measurement of Carbonaceous Aerosol: Evaluation of the Sampling Artifacts and Inter-Comparison of the Thermal-Optical Analysis Methods
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Biomass Collapse and Carbon Emissions From Forest Fragmentation in the Brazilian Amazon
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Paleontology
Petrology
Soil Science
Forestry
Atmospheric Science
Ecology
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Earth-Surface Processes
Planetary Science
Technology
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Impacts of Brown Carbon From Biomass Burning on Surface UV and Ozone Photochemistry in the Amazon Basin
Scientific Reports
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Methods Development for the Optical Determination of the Black Carbon Content of Loess Samples
American Journal of Analytical Chemistry
Modeling of the Solar Radiative Impact of Biomass Burning Aerosols During the Dust and Biomass-Burning Experiment (DABEX)
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Planetary Science
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Monitoring the Biomass Content in the Aerobic Digestor of a WWTP: Correlation Between Gravimetric and Optical Methods
Biomass-Burning Smoke Heights Over the Amazon Observed From Space
Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics
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