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Meteorology-driven Causal Nowcasting of Fugitive Landfill Emissions from Measured Coupling Timescales
artificial-intelligenceatmospheric-and-oceanic-physicscomputers-and-societygeophysicsmachine-learning
Which meteorological processes control exposure to fugitive gases downwind of a source, and on what timescales, have largely been inferred from dispersion theory and partial field evidence. Here we show that the meteorological drivers of elevated hydrogen sulphide (H$_2$S) exposure at a long-monitor
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