Integrated Methane Inversion: A User-Friendly Tool for Monitoring Emissions with Satellite Data

The Integrated Methane Inversion (IMI) developed at Harvard is a user-friendly cloud-computing facility for stakeholders to quantify methane emissions from any region and period of interest using satellite data. In this talk, Daniel Varon describes how the IMI can inform methane mitigation efforts from the global scale down to individual oil/gas basins and urban areas.
Speaker: Daniel Varon