Anita Ganesan
Atmospheric scientist at the University of Bristol
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New process-model of soil methanotrophy of methane

July 16, 2018 | Filed under: Modeling

We have created a new process-model of methane uptake by soil, based on a compilation of field measurements showed significant differences in methanotrophy rates in different ecosystems. Our model incorporates different microbial oxidation rate constants for different ecosystems and we find that the methanotrophy rates we derive are much more …

Spatially-resolved d13C-CH4 isotopic source signatures from wetlands

April 6, 2018 | Filed under: Modeling

Based on measurements compiled from the past couple of decades on the wetland d13C-CH4 isotopic source signatures from different wetland ecosystems, we have produced a spatially-resolved gridded map. This map distinguishes bogs and fens in the northern high-latitudes, which have dramatically different signatures due to the fundamental differences in hydrology, …

Projects

  • Inverse modeling
  • Measurements

Recent Posts

  • Methane tops a new record in 2020 – a “grand challenge” in Earth Sciences
  • Brazil’s methane emissions inferred from satellite data
  • Nitrous oxide from hotspot marine systems detected in atmospheric measurements
  • 2020 PhD positions now available
  • First halocarbon emissions from India

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  • UoB SoGS

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