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Effect of Different Sampling Methodologieson Measured methane concentrations inGroundwater Samplesby Lisa J. Molofsky1, Stephen D. Richardson2, Anthony W. Gorody3, Fred Baldassare4, June A. Black5,Thomas E. McHugh6, and John A. Connor6 AbstractAnalysis of dissolved light hydrocarbon gas concentrations (primarily methane and ethane) in water supply wells is commonlyused to establish conditions before and after drilling in areas of shale gas and oil extraction. Several methods are currently usedto collect samples for dissolved gas analysis from water supply wells; however, the reliability of results obtained from thesemethods has not been quantified.
Effect of Different Sampling Methodologies on Measured Methane Concentrations in Groundwater Samples by Lisa J. Molofsky1, Stephen D. Richardson2, Anthony W. Gorody3, Fred Baldassare4, June A. Black5, Thomas E. McHugh 6, and John A. Connor Abstract
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