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Appendix D: Technologies for Measuring Emissions by Large Local Sources
Appendix D: Technologies for Measuring Emissions by Large Local Sources
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When "simple," low-cost trace gas sensors or extrapolated from wind profiler measurements. remote sensing tools are used, one has to be careful that DIAL techniques have been shown to be potenair density and water vapor variations are not misinter- tially feasible for measuring both profiles and column preted as changes of the trace gas dry air mole fraction, content of important greenhouse gases.
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Fix, and S HouDIAL systems for column content measurements weling, 2008, Space-borne remote sensing of CO2, CH4, and are associated primarily with instrumentation issues N2O by integrated path differential absorption lidar: A sensitivsuch as maintaining and monitoring long-term laser ity analysis, Applied Physics B, 90, 593-608.
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