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3506C05/C22 – Draft Final Report Study of Air Quality Impacts Resulting from Prescribed Burning - Focus on Sub-Regional PM2.5 and Source Apportionment - Sponsored by Installation Management Agency South-East Regional Office (IMA-SERO), Fort McPherson, and the United States Army Infantry Center (USAIC), Fort Benning, Georgia Subcontract No. NC03-005SUB01, and Subcontract No. GS01-079SUB01 Prepared for Engineering and Environment, Inc. (EEI) 195 South Rosemont Road, Suite 118 Virginia Beach, VA 23452 Prepared by Karsten Baumann School of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences Georgia Institute of Technology Atlanta, GA 30332-0340 March 31, 2005 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Prescribed Burn Study was born out of the Fall line Air Quality Study (FAQS) and is a joint effort of the Georgia Institute of Technology’s Schools of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences (EAS) and Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE). This part of the Study here is a continuation of the Pilot Study supported by the US Department of Defense/Army Construction Engineering Research Laboratories (CERL) through the DOD-EPA-State Region 4 Pollution Prevention Partnership. The financial support provided for this Study Phase II by the U.S. Army Infantry Center (USAIC) at Fort Benning, and the Southeast Regional Office, Installation Management Agency, (SRO-IMA) at Fort McPherson is gratefully appreciated. Principal Investigator: Dr. Karsten Baumann EAS Co-Principal Investigators: Dr. Mei Zheng EAS Dr. Michael Chang EAS Dr. Armistead Russell CEE Contributors: Dr. Mike Bergin Dr. Don Blake Dr. Carlos Cardelino Dr. Zohir Chowdhury Mr. Mark Clements Dr. Eric Edgerton Mr. Jeff Garnett Mr. Sangil Lee Dr. Sam Manomaiphiboon Dr. Luke Naeher Dr. Talat Odman Mr. James Rebholz Dr. James Schauer Dr. Rebecca Sheesley Ms. Amy Sullivan Dr. Alper Unal Dr. Rodney Weber Mr. Wes Younger This work was only possible through the close collaboration of Georgia Tech