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Development of a stationary ca,-bon emission inventory for Shanghai using pollution source census data

This study utilizes 521,631 activity data points from the 2007 Shanghai Pollution Source Census to compile a stationary carbon emission inventory for Shanghai. The inventory generated from our dataset shows that a large portion of Shanghai's total energy use consists of coal-oriented energy consumpt...

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Published in:地球科学前沿:英文版 2016, Vol.10 (4), p.691-706
Main Author: Xianzhe LI Ping JIANG Yan ZHANG Weichun MA
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