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    • Fort McKay (AMS 1)
    • Mildred Lake (AMS 2)
    • L.C. Met Tower (AMS 3)
    • Buffalo Viewpoint (AMS 4)
    • Mannix (AMS 5)
    • Patricia McInnes (AMS 6)
    • Athabasca Valley (AMS 7)
    • Fort Chipewyan (AMS 8)
    • Barge Landing (AMS 9)
    • Albian Mine Site (AMS 10)
    • Lower Camp (AMS 11)
    • Millennium (AMS 12)
    • Syncrude UE-1 (AMS 13)
    • Anzac (AMS 14)
    • CNRL Horizon (AMS 15)
    • Albian Muskeg River (AMS 16)
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• Fort McKay (AMS 1)
• Mildred Lake (AMS 2)
• Lower Camp Met Tower (AMS 3)
• Buffalo Viewpoint (AMS 4)
• Mannix (AMS 5)
• Patricia McInnes (AMS 6)
• Athabasca Valley (AMS 7)
• Fort Chipewyan (AMS 8)
• Barge Landing (AMS 9)
• Albian Mine Site (AMS 10)*
• Lower Camp (AMS 11)
• Millennium (AMS 12)
• Syncrude UE-1 (AMS 13)
• Anzac (AMS 14)
• CNRL Horizon (AMS 15)
• Albian Muskeg River (AMS 16)*

*Note: AMS 10 was retired due to mining in the location. It has been replaced with AMS 16 which is 4km SE of the former AMS 10 site.

This station was originally part of the air monitoring network operated by Suncor Energy Ltd. The station is the orange building in the photo, it contained analyzers that continuously measured SO2, H2S, and THC. Due to proximity to an unsuitable microclimate, the continuous analyzers were moved to a new station (Station 11) located nearby. The meteorological tower is still operating at Station 3 in the original location.

The lower portion of a tower that is 167 m high is also shown in the panoramic. At heights of 20 m, 45 m, 100 m, and 167 m there are sets of instruments that measure temperature, horizontal wind speed and direction, and vertical wind speed.

Historical Monitoring Data

Current Data