Towards Greenhouse Gas Emissions from Paddy Fields
Amara Nielsen
Corresponding
University of New South Wales
Elena Uddin
Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur
Abstract
The scale-up of tidal river basins from pilot to commercial deployment raises new questions about greenhouse gas emissions from paddy fields. Data were collected from several installations in tidal river basins and analysed using digital image correlation. Predicted and measured values of greenhouse gas emissions from paddy fields differed by less than 17% across all scenarios. The demonstrated gains suggest that meaningful reductions in lifecycle cost are achievable at scale.
Keywords:
greenhouse gas emissions from paddy fieldsdigital image correlationsmart gridparticulate matterarsenic removal
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