Atmospheric scientist at the University of Bristol
One of the main issues in trace gas inversions is in being able to correctly quantify the uncertainties in the system, as the inversion is very sensitive to these parameters. These errors include a complete understanding of uncertainties in the Continue reading Hierarchical Bayesian inversions
Inverse modeling for atmospheric trace gas inversions describes the statistical estimation of emissions given a set of atmospheric concentration data. By measuring the composition over time and knowing how material is transported through the atmosphere, we can estimate the emissions Continue reading Inverse modeling 101
One of my main research interests is in measuring the concentrations of greenhouse gases in South Asia, an area that holds significant implications for global climate and climate policies. Despite its importance, this region of the world is poorly monitored Continue reading In situ greenhouse gas measurements in India