Southern California megacity CO2, CH4, and CO flux estimates using ground- and space-based remote sensing and a Lagrangian model
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Kevin R. Gurney | Shamil Maksyutov | Junjie Liu | Tomohiro Oda | Laura T. Iraci | James R. Podolske | Paul O. Wennberg | Debra Wunch | Coleen M. Roehl | Patrick W. Hillyard | Shamil Maksyutov | D. Wunch | K. Gurney | Junjie Liu | P. Wennberg | J. Podolske | L. Iraci | T. Oda | C. Roehl | Jacob K. Hedelius | P. Hillyard | Jianming Liang | J. Hedelius | Jianming Liang
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