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A Methane Plume Seen from Space: What can we actually measure?

Jelle Schrijver, Delft University of Technology

Seminar

Oct. 22, 2026

11:00 am – 12:00 pm MDT

FL2-1022 Large Auditorium and online

A Methane Plume Seen from Space: What can we actually measure?

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