Ozone - AHAC review

About
 * Looking for articles talking about the ozone layer only yielded two results out of roughly ~300 papers, one of which "Measure Seasonal Ozone Flux" was actually super useful and related to our own topic despite it being some what simplistic and not harboring to much useful data, but instead an interesting quick read regarding a potential use for cheap and affordable ozone sensors in the terms of agricultural management. The other paper had nothing to do with our actually experiment and instead just talked about the change in the ozone layer during the 2017 total solar eclipse which... honestly isn't to interesting but spoiler, nothing changed. So this information seemed a bit useless to report due to its brevity and little contribution to the overall project.

Using a High Altitude Balloon Platform to Measure Seasonal Ozone Flux over Agricultural Landscapes
 * Greenhouse gasses often have a negative impact on crops along with all living things. One of these gasses is Ozone, the issue there is that low hanging ozone can be harmful to plants and animals, having adverse effects instead of being a benefit by blocking most of the radiation from the sun due to it's low altitude it traps heat along with substantial damage. The damage caused is less due to concentration ozone rather it's uptake at low altitudes, the plan includes launching a balloon over an area and recording data on altitude, ozone concentration, temperature, and pressure over several days. The goal of the study is to identify if it is possible to get accurate and quality data on ozone concentration over a area with low cost and effort required. This actually ties directly into what the Ozone testing balloon from Whitworth is trying to do, we are aiming to create a cheap and easy to recreate chamber to test ozone, this device could be used to help improve and develop the technology used to test for ozone uptake in any area that it might need to be tested.