The TRACER Collaboration: Community Exposures to Air Emissions and Noise from Oil and Gas Development, Part 1
The webinar "The TRACER Collaboration: Community Exposures to Air Emissions and Noise from Oil and Gas Development, Part 1 " was hosted on January 29, 2025. In part one of the two-series webinar, the TRACER research teams described their stationary, mobile, and passive air quality monitoring to estimate community exposures. We will also learned about the NASA HAQAST Tiger Team Project’s complementary project “Satellite Observations Supporting Assessment of Unconventional Oil and Gas Emissions and Exposures. The webinar series features research conducted by the Tracking Community Exposures and Releases (TRACER) Collaboration. HEI’s Energy program funded the TRACER collaboration to better understand population exposures to air emissions and noise from oil and gas development in multiple U.S. regions.
Sessions
Welcome and Introduction
Predictive, source-oriented modeling and measurements to evaluate community exposures to air pollutants and noise from unconventional oil and gas development
Assessing source contributions to air quality and noise in unconventional oil shale plays
VOC concentration increases near oil and gas well drilling, completion, and production operations
NASA HAQAST Tiger Team-Assessing Unconventional Oil and Gas Activity Impacts Using Earth Systems Observations and Models
Panel Discussion with Q&A
Location
United States
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