2016 field campaign BEST-ONE (Beijing winter fine particulate Study - Oxidation, Nucleation, and light Extinctions)https://doi.org/10.26165/JUELICH-DATA/BQOLQFGkatzelis, GeorgiosDimitrios K. PapanastasiouVlassis A. KarydisThorsten HohausYing LiuSebastian H. SchmittPatrick SchlagHendrik FuchsAnna NovelliQi ChenXi ChengSebastian BrochHuabin DongFrank HollandXin LiYuhan LiuXuefei MaDavid ReimerFranz RohrerMin ShaoZhaofeng TanDomenico TaraborrelliRalf TillmannHaichao WangYu WangYusheng WuZhijun WuLimin ZhengJun ZhengMin HuKeding LuAndreas HofzumahausYuanhang ZhangAndreas WahnerAstrid Kiendler-ScharrJülich DATA2020-11-032022-03-16T16:49:56ZThis dataset is based on the 2016 field campaign BEST-ONE (Beijing winter fine particulate Study - Oxidation, Nucleation, and light Extinctions) and is a product of the International Joint Laboratory for Regional Pollution Control, Jülich, Germany, and Beijing, China. More specifically, this dataset is provided in order for users to replicate the results from the Gkatzelis et al. publication. It includes time-series of species in the gas- and particle-phase during measurements performed in Huairou, Northeast of Beijing, in the winter of 2016. Also, provided is the output of the Positive Matrix Factorization model analysis.ChemistryEarth and Environmental SciencesUrban pollution, haze events, ChinaEnglishGkatzelis, Georgios2020-11-022016-01-012016-03-072016-01-012016-03-07observation dataprocess-produced dataCC0CC0 Waiver