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  • Environmental Science
  • Atmospheric Chemistry
  • Urban Climatology

Background:

  • Urban environments exhibit complex spatiotemporal heterogeneity, challenging conventional greenhouse gas (GHG) measurement systems.
  • Accurate quantification of urban GHG emissions is crucial for effective climate change mitigation strategies.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To evaluate the efficacy of ground-based mobile measurements for constraining urban GHG emissions within an inverse modeling framework.
  • To quantify the informational value of mobile observations compared to traditional GHG monitoring networks.
  • To assess the feasibility of using public transit for continuous GHG monitoring.

Main Methods:

  • Deployment of a GHG instrument on a light rail train in Salt Lake City, Utah, for continuous mobile measurements.
  • Utilization of a Bayesian inverse modeling framework to assimilate CO2 measurements.
  • Comparison of emission estimates derived from mobile data versus conventional monitoring networks.

Main Results:

  • Mobile measurements integrated into the inverse model produced posterior emission estimates that better matched observations.
  • The use of mobile data led to a significant reduction in posterior emission uncertainties.
  • The geographical scope of emission adjustments was extended by incorporating mobile measurement data.

Conclusions:

  • Ground-based mobile measurements, particularly from public transit, are effective for constraining urban GHG emissions.
  • Mobile monitoring offers a valuable complement to conventional networks, enhancing the accuracy and spatial coverage of emission inventories.
  • This methodology provides a scalable approach for improving urban GHG emission quantification.