David R Tyner

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Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2018-2024
Publications (10 Years): 16

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Environmental science & technology

Environmental science & technology letters

Carleton University

Queen's University (PHD)

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Affiliation History

Carleton University

Canada

Research Associate :: Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering

Education History

Queen's University

Canada

PHD :: Mathematics and Engineering

Publications

Simon A Festa-Bianchet, Milad Mohammadikharkeshi, David R Tyner, Matthew R Johnson
Catalytic Heaters at Oil and Gas Sites May be a Significant yet Overlooked Seasonal Source of Methane Emissions. Environmental science & technology letters 11 (9) (2024)
Matthew R Johnson, David R Tyner, Bradley M Conrad
Origins of Oil and Gas Sector Methane Emissions: On-Site Investigations of Aerial Measured Sources. Environmental science & technology (2023)
Simon A Festa-Bianchet, David R Tyner, Scott P Seymour, Matthew R Johnson
Methane Venting at Cold Heavy Oil Production with Sand (CHOPS) Facilities Is Significantly Underreported and Led by High-Emitting Wells with Low or Negative Value. Environmental science & technology (2023)
Simon A Festa-Bianchet, David R Tyner, Scott P Seymour, Matthew R Johnson
Methane Venting at Cold Heavy Oil Production with Sand (CHOPS) Facilities Is Significantly Underreported and Led by High-Emitting Wells with Low or Negative Value. Environmental science & technology 57 (8) (2023)
Bradley M Conrad, David R Tyner, Matthew R Johnson
The Futility of Relative Methane Reduction Targets in the Absence of Measurement-Based Inventories. Environmental science & technology (2023)
Matthew R Johnson, David R Tyner, Bradley M Conrad
Origins of Oil and Gas Sector Methane Emissions: On-Site Investigations of Aerial Measured Sources. Environmental science & technology 57 (6) (2023)
Matthew R Johnson, David R Tyner, Bradley M Conrad
Origins of Oil and Gas Sector Methane Emissions: On-Site Investigations of Aerial Measured Sources. Environmental science & technology 57 (6) (2023)
Matthew R Johnson, David R Tyner, Bradley M Conrad
Origins of Oil and Gas Sector Methane Emissions: On-Site Investigations of Aerial Measured Sources. Environmental science & technology 57 (6) (2023)
Simon A Festa-Bianchet, David R Tyner, Scott P Seymour, Matthew R Johnson
Methane Venting at Cold Heavy Oil Production with Sand (CHOPS) Facilities Is Significantly Underreported and Led by High-Emitting Wells with Low or Negative Value. Environmental science & technology 57 (8) (2023)
Simon A Festa-Bianchet, David R Tyner, Scott P Seymour, Matthew R Johnson
Methane Venting at Cold Heavy Oil Production with Sand (CHOPS) Facilities Is Significantly Underreported and Led by High-Emitting Wells with Low or Negative Value. Environmental science & technology 57 (8) (2023)
Matthew R Johnson, David R Tyner, Bradley M Conrad
Origins of Oil and Gas Sector Methane Emissions: On-Site Investigations of Aerial Measured Sources. Environmental science & technology 57 (6) (2023)
Matthew R Johnson, David R Tyner, Bradley M Conrad
Origins of Oil and Gas Sector Methane Emissions: On-Site Investigations of Aerial Measured Sources. Environmental science & technology 57 (6) (2023)
Simon A Festa-Bianchet, David R Tyner, Scott P Seymour, Matthew R Johnson
Methane Venting at Cold Heavy Oil Production with Sand (CHOPS) Facilities Is Significantly Underreported and Led by High-Emitting Wells with Low or Negative Value. Environmental science & technology 57 (8) (2023)
Simon A Festa-Bianchet, David R Tyner, Scott P Seymour, Matthew R Johnson
Methane Venting at Cold Heavy Oil Production with Sand (CHOPS) Facilities Is Significantly Underreported and Led by High-Emitting Wells with Low or Negative Value. Environmental science & technology 57 (8) (2023)
David R Tyner, Matthew R Johnson
Where the Methane Is-Insights from Novel Airborne LiDAR Measurements Combined with Ground Survey Data. Environmental science & technology 55 (14) (2021)
David R Tyner, Matthew R Johnson
A Techno-Economic Analysis of Methane Mitigation Potential from Reported Venting at Oil Production Sites in Alberta. Environmental science & technology 52 (21) (2018)

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David R Tyner