By Climate TRACE
Emissions tracking coalition Climate TRACE unveiled the first comprehensive accounting of global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions based primarily on direct, independent observation. The coalition’s comprehensive and independent approach fills critical knowledge gaps for all countries that rely on the patchwork system of self-reporting that serves as the basis for most existing emissions inventories.
Based on data from satellites, remote sensing, and advanced applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning, the inventory is relevant to the more than 100 countries that lack access to comprehensive...
The inventory, which spans the years 2015–2020, reveals insights about recent emissions trends across ten sectors and 38 subsectors of the global economy.
This year the Centre for Spatial Data Infrastructures and Land Administration (CSDILA ) is celebrating 20 years of research and training at the University of Melbourne, Australia. To commemorate this milestone, CSDILA will be
The theme of the GEO Climate Policy and Finance Workshop is “Earth observations for climate ambition”, reflecting the Group on Earth Observation’s (GEO) focus on the role of Earth observations in supporting national climate
InterGEO is a three-day industry conference and expo for geoinformation, geodata and future-oriented applications. This year’s event will be in a hybrid format, taking place live in Hanover, Germany as well as being streamed