We review the capability of current and scheduled satellite observations of atmospheric
methane in the shortwave infrared (SWIR) to quantify methane emissions from the global …

We quantify methane emissions in China and the contributions from different sectors by
inverse analysis of 2019 TROPOMI satellite observations of atmospheric methane. The …

Satellite observations have been used to measure methane (CH4) emissions from the oil
and gas (O&G) industry, particularly by revealing previously undocumented, very large …

We quantify weekly methane emissions at 0.25°× 0.3125°(≈ 25× 25 km2) resolution from
the Permian Basin, the largest oil production basin in the United States, by inverse analysis …

Monitoring methane emissions is crucial in mitigating climate change as it has a relatively
short atmospheric lifetime of about 12 years and a significant radiative forcing impact. To …

Over the last decade we have witnessed a rapid, so far unexplained, increase in the
emission of methane to the atmosphere and this increase could lead to an acceleration of …

Venezuela has long been identified as an area with large methane emissions, especially in
the Lake Maracaibo region with intensive oil exploitation, but production has strongly …

Here, we introduce version 1.0 of the RICHARD algorithm, a Routine for the Isolation of
Chemical Hotspots in Atmospheric Research Data, eg in satellite measurement datasets …

Source localization and emission strength quantification is an ongoing challenge for
distributed pollution sources. Here we outline a wireless sensor approach to localize all …

Satellite observations have been widely used to measure methane (CH 4) emissions from
the oil and gas (O&G) industry, particularly by revealing previously undocumented, very …