Carsten Windler

Check out the website from Climate Trace - a map of the biggest greenhouse gas emitting locations such as airports and power plants, based on Machine Learning and the data of 300 satellites and 11,000 other sensors around the world.

It could for example be used to verify carbon emission reporting of companies. But first, of course, it would be interesting to know how accurate these numbers are.

#sustainability #greenit

Nov 17, 2022 at 11:44amWeb
Show threadMarkusNov 18, 2022
@cwindler and here is the link to the Climate Trace website, for everyone's easier reference:
https://climatetrace.org
Saint Louis University’s Vasit Sagan and Derek Tesser on mapping cattle emissions

We recently talked with Vasit Sagan, PhD, Professor of Geospatial Science and Computer Science, Associate Vice President for Geospatial Science, and Derek S. Tesser, PhD, Senior Research Scientist, both at Saint Louis University’s Remote Sensing Lab, whose research is powering Climate TRACE’s cattle emissions data.

Climate TRACE
Show threadCarsten WindlerNov 18, 2022
@markus_quandt thank you, I didn't even notice 🤦‍♂️
Show threadMarkusNov 18, 2022
@cwindler no worries. That site is so relevant that it deservers any attention we can give it, so thanks for posting the screenshot in the first place.