Abstract. Ground-based and satellite atmospheric observations are essential for reducing uncertainties in methane (CH4) emissions by atmospheric inversion, particularly in data-sparse regions such as Africa. However, adding new observation sites does not yield linear improvements of emission uncertainties because overl...
Hui Li, Philippe Ciais, F. Chevallier et al.· Atmospheric Chemistry and Ph...· 0 citations
The Earthview BluBird continuous methane emissions monitoring system participated in single-blind controlled-release testing in 2022 and 2024, with the goal of evaluating the leak detection and quantification capabilities of these metal-oxide point sensors under realistic field conditions. The METEC ADED test program c...
J. Maslanik, K. Yoon, Frederick Givhan· Italian National Conference...· 0 citations
Accurately quantifying methane (CH
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) emissions from intense point sources at fine spatial and temporal scales remains a significant challenge for current monitoring techniques. In this study, we present an integrated methodology that combines UAV-based AirCore sampling with ground-based methane differential abs...
As forests face increasing anthropogenic pressure, the robust, large-scale remote sensing of key biophysical parameters, such as forest height and above-ground biomass density, has become essential to guide conservation efforts and climatological analyses. While deep learning (DL) applied to interferometric synthetic a...
Daniel Carcereri, Federico Ghio, S. Puliti et al.· IEEE Journal of Selected Top...· 0 citations
As a potent greenhouse gas, methane is a major driver of climate change. Its effective mitigation relies on timely detection. Conventional detection methods rely on orthorectification to correct geometric distortions and matched filters to enhance plume signals, which are steps designed for ground processing and poorly...
L. Marini, Maggie Chen, Hala Lamdouar et al.· 0 citations
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