DRUM Impactors

Researchers use DRUM impactors to assess air quality all over the world: on every continent, within the upper atmosphere and in submarines¹. The Naval Research Laboratory deployed DRUM impactors during the first Gulf War to monitor burning oil wells. The U.S. armed services continue their use for national security purposes.

DRUM impactors protect human health and have been instrumental in saving lives and exposing the 9/11 disaster cover-up.

Who uses DRUM impactors?

Government US Environmental Protection Agency National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration US Army US Forest Service US Navy National Aeronautics and Space Administration US Department of Energy
Universities Johns Hopkins University University of Alaska, Fairbanks: Geophysical Institute University of Utah University of Washington University of California, Davis University of Nevada: Desert Research Institute
Organizations California Air Resources Board Sacramento Breathe California Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organization American Lung Association of California