Colorado Ongoing Basin Emissions Study (COBE) anonymized final data set of emissions measurements

This dataset contains anonymized emissions measurements collected by aerial vendors across multiple campaigns for the Colorado Ongoing Basins Emission (COBE) study. The data has been processed to ensure confidentiality for site operators, while retaining as much metadata as possible necessary for analysis and modeling replications. Facility names and locations have been removed and replaced with an anonymized facility identifier. This way, emissions from similar facilities share a unique identifier. Maintenance emissions (which are treated differently when developing a predictive model) are included, while emissions that are determined to be from non-production sites are not. Measurements that do not align with reported oil/gas facilities are also excluded from this file., , # Colorado Ongoing Basin Emissions Study (COBE) anonymized final data set of emissions measurements

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This COBE_Anonymized_Emissions_v2.csv file contains anonymized emissions measurements collected by aerial vendors across multiple campaigns for the Colorado Ongoing Basins Emission (COBE) study. The data has been processed to ensure confidentiality for site operators, while retaining as much metadata as possible necessary for analysis and modeling replications. Facility names and locations have been removed and replaced with an anonymized facility identifier. Each facility's identifier is consistent throughout the dataset to show instances when multiple emissions came from the same facility. For Bridger, emissions are reported at the source level. If multiple emissions are detected from the same source within a single day, they are averaged to generate a single source-level emission rate for that day. A single facility may have multiple emission s..., , **Changes after Aug 15, 2025:**  A new column, Facility Scan Number, was added on 3/12/26 to distinguish first scans from rescans, only considering when emissions were detected. 
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