Mount Washington, NH
The Mount Washington camera system was installed in July 2000, by the Northeast States for Coordinated Air Use Management (NESCAUM) Regional Planning Organization. Images are primarily posted on NESCAUM’s CAMNET Web site: http://www.hazecam.net/mtwash.html
The camera is located in Conway, New Hampshire and views Mount Washington ~35 kilometers to the Northwest. This view also encompasses portions of the Great Gulf and Presidential Range-Dry River Wildernesses. An ozone monitor and particulate sampler are located at the site; however, associated climate data are collected from a meteorological station located east of the camera site in Center Conway.
Shamrock, CO
The Shamrock NOx and ozone air quality monitoring station was installed east of Bayfield, Colorado
in February 2004. The station monitors air quality conditions for the Weminuche Wilderness and Four-Corners Region.
Monitoring instrumentation at the site includes an NOx analyzer (Nitric Oxide–NO,
Nitrogen Dioxide–NO2, Oxides of Nitrogen- NOx), Ozone (O3) analyzer,
and wind speed, wind direction, air temperature, relative humidity, solar radiation, and precipitation
(meteorological) sensors. Hourly data are collected, summarized, and posted daily in the Real-Time Images
section of this Web site. A digital camera system was installed southwest of the monitoring station in
November 2005; images were collected until July 2009. Images of this camera view to the Southwest
were archived and posted to the Image Library database.