Atmospheric tomography as a tool for quantification of CO2 emissions from potential surface leaks  

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Kuske, T.J. | Jenkins, C.J. | Feitz, A.J. | Zegelin, S.

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Here we report on the application of a new CO2 quantification and localization technique, called atmospheric tomography. The results of the study indicate that, through careful data processing, measurements from the comparatively inexpensive but lower accuracy and lower precision CO2 sensor array can provide useful data. Results from the application of the tomography technique will be presented and limitations of the technique discussed. From the 9th International Carbon Dioxide Conference, Beijing, China

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2013-01-01T00:00:00

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