Real-time satellite tracking exposed methane leaks across oil, coal, and gas sites
A year-long single-blind experiment in Arizona challenged twelve satellites and fifteen analysis teams to detect metered methane releases, revealing excellent performance from purpose-built
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- Satellites detect methane emissions in large-scale test.
- Satellites pass a year-long blind test of methane leak detection.
- Earth-bound scientists validate space-based methane estimates.
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Real-time satellite tracking exposed methane leaks across oil, coal, and gas sites
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