A Near-Field Gaussian Plume Inversion Flux Quantification Method, Applied to Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Sampling
Adil Shah, Mark Bourn(Environment Agency), Andrew Finlayson(National Physical Laboratory), Peter Hollingsworth(Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh), Charlotte Scheutz(Technical University of Denmark), Joseph Pitt(University of Bristol), T. Rees-White(University of Southampton), Grant Allen(University of Manchester), P. I. Williams(University of Manchester), Khristopher Kabbabe(University of Manchester), Rod Robinson(National Physical Laboratory), Hugo Ricketts(National Centre for Atmospheric Science), Jonathan Helmore(National Physical Laboratory), R.P. Beaven(University of Southampton)
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