Google is collaborating with the Environmental Defence Fund on a satellite project to monitor methane emissions worldwide, with the project set to launch in March. Satellite data will be processed using Google's AI tools to generate a methane map identifying leaks in oil and gas infrastructure, to be published on Google's Earth Engine platform.
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The satellite, orbiting 300 miles above the Earth, will make 15 orbits per day, providing comprehensive coverage of methane emissions across the globe.
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The satellite, orbiting 300 miles above the Earth, will make 15 orbits per day, providing comprehensive coverage of methane emissions across the globe.
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The project, set to launch in March, will utilise satellite technology to collect data on methane emissions, particularly focusing on oil and gas infrastructure.
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