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Matthew Johnson

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Carleton University Faculty of Engineering and Design

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Daniel J. Zimmerle

Colorado State University

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Bradley M. Conrad

Carleton University

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Accounting for spatiotemporally correlated errors in wind speed for remote surveys of methane emissions

Methane by the Numbers: The Need for Clear and Comparable Methane Intensity Metrics

The Efficacy of Methane Leak Detection and Repair (LDAR) Programs in Practice

Catalytic Heaters at Oil and Gas Sites May be a Significant yet Overlooked Seasonal Source of Methane Emissions

Black carbon emissions from turbulent buoyant non-premixed flames representative of flares in the upstream oil and gas sector

Methane venting from uncontrolled production storage tanks at conventional oil wells—Temporal variability, root causes, and implications for measurement

Creating measurement-based oil and gas sector methane inventories using source-resolved aerial surveys

Methane Venting at Cold Heavy Oil Production with Sand (CHOPS) Facilities Is Significantly Underreported and Led by High-Emitting Wells with Low or Negative Value

Origins of Oil and Gas Sector Methane Emissions: On-Site Investigations of Aerial Measured Sources

The Futility of Relative Methane Reduction Targets in the Absence of Measurement-Based Inventories

A measurement-based upstream oil and gas methane inventory for Alberta, Canada reveals higher emissions and different sources than official estimates

Fence-Line Spectroscopic Measurements Suggest Carry-Over of Salt-Laden Aerosols into Flare Systems Is Common

A methodology for quantifying combustion efficiencies and species emission rates of flares subjected to crosswind

Reduction of Signal Drift in a Wavelength Modulation Spectroscopy-Based Methane Flux Sensor

A Wavelength Modulation Spectroscopy-Based Methane Flux Sensor for Quantification of Venting Sources at Oil and Gas Sites

Species correlation measurements in turbulent flare plumes: considerations for field measurements

Where the Methane Is—Insights from Novel Airborne LiDAR Measurements Combined with Ground Survey Data

An uncertainty-based protocol for the setup and measurement of soot–black carbon emissions from gas flares using sky-LOSA

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Daniel J. Zimmerle

Bradley M. Conrad

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