Methane (CH 4) is an important anthropogenic greenhouse gas, and its rising concentration
in the atmosphere contributes significantly to global warming. A comparatively small number …

Methane (CH4) is the second-largest greenhouse gas contributing to global climate
warming. As of 2022, methane emissions from the oil and gas industry amounted to 3.586 …

Rice cultivation is one of the major anthropogenic methane sources in China and globally.
However, accurately quantifying regional rice methane emissions is often challenging due to …

Methane (CH4) is a potent greenhouse gas and the second highest anthropogenic
emissions are recorded from CH4 on Earth. Considering its high global warming potential …

We use satellite observations of carbon monoxide (CO) to estimate CO emissions from
European integrated iron and steel plants, the continent's highest-emitting CO point sources …

As a key component of the distribution system, metering and pressure-regulating (M&R)
stations provide an opportunity for effective mitigation of methane emissions. Given that …

Gas flaring (GF) is an industrial phenomenon requiring a special attention for the serious
impacts on environment, climate and human health. To analyses and map GF sites (GFs) …

Methane is a significant greenhouse gas, with a global warming potential many times
greater than carbon dioxide over a 20-year period. Its release from sources like landfills …

We use satellite observations of carbon monoxide (CO) to estimate CO emissions from
European integrated iron & steel plants, the continent's highest emitting CO point sources …

Methodologies for inferring surface emissions of atmospheric trace gases can be
categorized into plume detection and area-scale estimation. Plume detections are …