Quantification of fossil fuel CO2 emissions on the building/street scale for a large U.S. city.

@article{Gurney2012QuantificationOF,
  title={Quantification of fossil fuel CO2 emissions on the building/street scale for a large U.S. city.},
  author={Kevin R. Gurney and Igor Razlivanov and Yang Song and Yuyu Zhou and Bedrich Benes and Michel Abdul-Massih},
  journal={Environmental science & technology},
  year={2012},
  volume={46 21},
  pages={
          12194-202
        }
}

• Kevin R. Gurney, Igor Razlivanov, +3 authors Michel Abdul-Massih
• Published in Environmental science & technology 2012
• DOI:10.1021/es3011282

In order to advance the scientific understanding of carbon exchange with the land surface, build an effective carbon monitoring system, and contribute to quantitatively based U.S. climate change policy interests, fine spatial and temporal quantification of fossil fuel CO(2) emissions, the primary greenhouse gas, is essential. Called the "Hestia Project", this research effort is the first to use bottom-up methods to quantify all fossil fuel CO(2) emissions down to the scale of individual… CONTINUE READING

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