Estimating the size of a methane emission point source at different scales: from local to landscape

Stuart N. Riddick(University of the Highlands and Islands), Neil Harris(Cranfield University), Pippa S. D. Jones(University of Cambridge), Sarah Connors, Joseph Pitt(University of Bristol), Robert L. Skelton(University of Cambridge), Euan G. Nisbet(Royal Holloway University of London), Grant Allen(University of Manchester), David Lowry(Royal Holloway University of London), A. D. Robinson(University of Cambridge), Alistair J. Manning(Met Office)
Atmospheric chemistry and physics
June 29, 2017
10.5194/acp-17-7839-2017
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