Supplementary material to "Global Methane Emission Estimates from a Dual-Isotope Inversion: New Constraints from δD-CH <sub>4</sub> "
Bibhasvata Dasgupta(University of Applied Sciences Utrecht), Thomas Röckmann(Utrecht University), J. B. Miller(Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences), Cathrine Lund Myhre(NILU), Christine Groot Zwaaftink(Kjeller Innovasjon (Norway)), Peter Sperlich(National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research), Sander Houweling(Space Research Organisation Netherlands), Ceres Woolley Maisch(University of Applied Sciences Utrecht), Ingeborg Levin(Heidelberg University), James L. France(British Antarctic Survey), Cordelia Veidt(Heidelberg University), Malika Menoud(Utrecht University), N. J. Warwick(University of Cambridge), Shinji Morimoto(Tohoku University), Euan G. Nisbet(Royal Holloway University of London), Rebecca Fisher(Royal Holloway University of London), Sylvia Michel(Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research), Ben Riddell‐Young(Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences), Sudhanshu Pandey(Jet Propulsion Laboratory), Ryo Fujita(Tohoku University), Carina van der Veen(Utrecht University), Rowena Moss(National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research), Stephen M. Platt(NILU)
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