Emissions of organic compounds from produced water ponds II: Evaluation of flux chamber measurements with inverse-modeling techniques
H. Tran(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Cara Keslar(Oregon Department of Environmental Quality), Marc L. Mansfield(Utah State University), Trevor O’Neil(Utah State University), R. L. Bowers(GSI Environmental (United States)), Ann Smith(GSI Environmental (United States)), Seth N. Lyman(Louisiana Department of Natural Resources)
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