The atmosphere is now being asked to file its own methane audit
the atmosphere is now being asked to file its own methane audit: a deep learning model built with nasa jpl maps global methane plumes from satellite spectra published in pnas, a physics guided neural operator detects emissions onboard hyperspectral satellites with a false positive rate three times lower than the strongest neural baseline, and machine learning now turns tropomi observations into emission rates for global methane super emitters.
the sky now files its own leak list.
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