Anna Hodshire

Atmospheric Chemist Colorado State University (METEC)

Dr. Anna Hodshire is a Research Scientist at Colorado State University’s Energy Institute with the Methane Emissions Technologies Evaluation Center (METEC). Current projects include coordinating field campaigns for top down/bottom down surveys and basin-wide surveys of oil and gas emissions of methane. Prior to joining METEC, Dr. Hodshire worked at small companies focused on measuring properties of atmospheric aerosols for health and climate applications. She holds a Ph.D. and M.S. in Atmospheric Science from Colorado State University.

Pre-Conference Workshop Day: Monday, June 2, 2025

12:00 PM Workshop K: Uncertainties In Your Measurements Are Not the Only Uncertainties In Measurement-Informed Inventories: From Controlled Release Testing At METEC To Verifiable MII

Measurement-informed inventories (MII) are rapidly gaining traction on an international scale as a verifiable reporting mechanism. The measurements needed for MII from methane detection technologies come with many known uncertainties, such as emission rate and “missed” emissions below the technology’s detection limit. However, measurement uncertainty is not the only source of uncertainty that must be considered for successful MII. Uncertainties such as emission duration and frequency, activity data, and emissions factors must also be well-characterized. Attend to:

Understand the advantages and limitations of controlled release data
Explore the many ways METEC is expanding controlled release testing to broader environments
Work through the steps required for verifiable MII, developed through cooperative efforts such as METEC and EEMDL (Energy Emissions Modeling and Data Lab)
Learn about uncertainties within MII and methods for characterizing these uncertainties

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