KORT ET / Anaheim / Pasadena / Boulder / Caltech / Washington / DC / Salt Lake City / Cambridge / Los Angeles / London / Mumbai / Sacramento / /
Company
Jet Propulsion Laboratory / W. Solecki S. A. / NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory / ÞT R 1 ðz Hf / The National Academies Press / ðz Hf / /
Country
Germany / United States / Canada / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
CO2 dome / Jet Propulsion Laboratory / W. M. Keck Institute / California Institute of Technology / Los Angeles international airport / University of Colorado / /
IndustryTerm
potential observing site / analytical solution / satellite-based observations / anthropogenic trace gas emissions / aggressive greenhouse gas emissions reductions objectives / higher density network / greenhouse gas / ad hoc network / downwind site / energy / near-field tool / greenhouse gas emissions / in-city site / minimum network / sited network / near-remote site / xed-site / hypothetical observing systems / remote downwind site / surface site / evaluated observing systems / observation network / important anthropogenic greenhouse gas / yellow site / urban greenhouse gas emissions / urban observational networks / /
NaturalFeature
San Gabriel valley / San valley / Fernando valley / San Gabriel Mountains / San Fernando valley / Mt. Wilson / /
Organization
California Institute of Technology / Cambridge Univ. / University of Colorado / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / California Air Resources Board / American Geophysical Union / W. M. Keck Institute for Space Studies / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / /
Person
J. H. Butler / S. M. Fan / J. Sarmiento / Nat / Hofmann / S. Pacala / Eric A. Kort / Meteorol / P. P. Tans / J. Geophys / /
Position
D. J. / Corresponding author / author / model / representative / a priori error covariance matrix representative / /
JOURNAL OF GEOPHYSICAL RESEARCH: ATMOSPHERES, VOL. 118, 1–8, doi:[removed]jgrd.50135, 2013 Surface observations for monitoring urban fossil fuel CO2 emissions: Minimum site location requirements for the Los Angeles meg