Comparing Top-down and Bottom-up Methane Emission Estimates in a Natural Gas Production Region

Timothy Vaughn; Clay Bell; Stefan Schwietzke; Garvin Heath; G. Petron; Daniel Zimmerle; R. C. Schnell; Dag Nummedal

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