Public Lab contributor eustatic just posted a new research note entitled 'Brian Gullett, Sampling of in situ burn emissions using a helium-filled balloon:':
Read and respond to the post here: https://publiclab.org/notes/eustatic/06-11-2020/brian-gullett-sampling-of-in-situ-burn-emissions-using-a-helium-filled-balloon
This is a reference post for USEPA pilot Brian Gullett, PhD.
Dr. Brian Gullett is a scientific and technical professional, senior research engineer with the Environmental Protection Agency's Office of Research and Development. Dr. Gullett's presentation focused on the use of a blimp, also known as and aerostat, to study the toxicity of emissions from in situ burning that occurred during the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.. This presentation was given as part of the "Technology used to study oil spills Part 2" seminar held on August 29, 2018 in Ocean Springs, MS. For more information on this seminar, visit
Presentation with QR links to references:
Sampling of In Situ Burn Emissions Using a Helium-Filled Balloon
Brian Gullett, PhD. Sampling air emissions from in situ oil burns using unmanned aircraft systems -- video coming soon!
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