Replication Data for: Horizontal Concentration Heterogeneity in Semivolatile Oxygenated Organic Compounds over the Tropical Forest in the Central Amazon and Implications for Primary Emissions

Semivolatile oxygenated organic compounds (SV-OVOCs) are important atmospheric species, in particular for the production and chemistry of atmospheric particulate matter and related impacts on air quality and climate. In this study, SV-OVOCs were collected in the roughness layer over the tropical forest in the central Amazon during the wet season of 2018. The heterogeneity of SV-OVOC concentrations in the horizontal plane over the forest canopy was investigated using a sampler mounted to a copter unmanned aerial vehicle. This data set consists of the simulation results of the Gradient Transport Model used in the manuscript.