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Quantifying Methane Production at a Cattle Grazing Site using Open-Path Dual-Comb Spectroscopy

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Abstract

To better quantify methane emissions resulting from grazing cattle, a controlled methane release at an agricultural site is performed using dual comb spectroscopy. The achieved methane concentration precision is below 10 nmol/mol. The Author(s) Work of the US Government and not subject to copyright.

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