Dry Deposition

Atmospheric deposition of trace metals, particularly mercury, can be a significant contributor of in ecological environments. Although the wet deposition of mercury has been widely studied, limited information is available on the contribution of dry deposition of mercury to total atmospheric mercury deposition.

Dry deposition of mercury is a complex function of surface geomorphology, meteorology, surface wetness, and sampling site characteristics. We have developed unique, robust, and economically viable sampling and analytical techniques in order to help our clients understand the impact of mercury dry deposition.

Contact us today to find out how Frontier can assist you in developing and implementing dry deposition monitoring for your specific application.