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building global methane intelligence

Big News: Carbon Mapper's & Planet's Tanager-1 satellite detected its first methane emission event from space today, marking a major step-up of satellite's capabilities to see methane emissions from space. The Tanager constellation will be yet another powerful add to the existing range of satellites in Orbit that can monitor methane emissions, specifically due to its increased sensitivity and lower detection thresholds. Congratulations for years of hard work for the team around Riley Duren, Daniel Cusworth and many others 👏

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Thanks for helping share the exciting news! We're eager for more data and increased methane and CO2 emissions transparency to support mitigation action.

A great achievement for the Carbon Mapper and Planet teams. Very exciting times for the community, and way to support Robert!

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Caleb H. Mattingly, CISSP

I help companies get to their paying customers faster by handling all security and compliance work for them.

2mo

Wow. What an amazing find - If only there was a tool out there for emissions intelligence. 🤔 😉

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Robin Franke

Sr. Nuclear Field Operations/ Workforce Development Manager

2mo

This spot is just south of Midland, TX. Someone's ox is about to get gored.

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Jeff Zirzow

Engineering, instrumentation, power systems (field instrumentation, weather instruments, dataloggers, etc.)

2mo

Does the satellite need to see methane without clouds?

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Mstafa Farhani

remote sensing expert

2mo

❤❤❤❤

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John Metzger

CaaS / Earth Monitoring (EM) and Geomatics / New Business Program Development

2mo

#plumeinacandystore

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Jakob Jäger

Learning and Development Analyst at OECD | JPO | Clifton Strength Coach

2mo

Congrats Robert! Thats inspiring!

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