A case study application of machine-learning for the detection of greenhouse gas emission sources
J.T. Shaw(University of Manchester), Robert S. Ward(British Geological Survey), Joseph Pitt(University of Bristol), Stuart K. Grange(Institute of Applied Physics), David Topping(University of Manchester), Grant Allen(University of Manchester), Patrick Barker(University of Manchester)
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