Ep 10 The Climate TRACE Coalition with Dr. Aaron Davitt

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Carbon Sense

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Hosted by Dr. Sean Crowell, Founder and CEO of LumenUs Scientific, Carbon Sense explores the cutting-edge science and technology driving climate solutions. With a focus on the transformative power of satellite data, each episode dives into the pressing challenges of carbon emissions and climate change. Dr. Crowell brings his expertise and vision for an inclusive, mindful approach to advancing climate technologies, creating a platform for leading experts to share actionable insights and solutions. Tune in to discover how innovation and collaboration are shaping a better future for all of us.

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Ep 10 The Climate TRACE Coalition with Dr. Aaron Davitt

Carbon Sense

35 minutes 43 seconds

5 months ago

Ep 10 The Climate TRACE Coalition with Dr. Aaron Davitt

In this conversation, Sean Crowell and Aaron Davitt of WattTime discuss the intersection of climate data, remote sensing, and emission tracking. Aaron introduces the Climate Trace Coalition, which was founded by Watt Time and former US Vice President Al Gore to create comprehensive greenhouse gas emission inventories. Unlike the previous discussions of GHG remote sensing, this discussion highlights the use of different sets of satellite imagery (visible, thermal, SAR, etc) to locate sources for monitoring emissions across various sectors, the importance of data accessibility, and the collaborative efforts needed to improve emission estimates and mitigation strategies.

This is Part 1 of a series on Climate TRACE.

Key Topics:

04:24 Aaron Davitt's Journey in Climate Science

06:50 Understanding Watt Time and Its Role

08:54 Overview of Climate Trace Coalition

11:17 Utilizing Satellite Data for Emission Estimates

13:43 Sector-Specific Emission Monitoring

15:40 Innovative Approaches in Emission Estimation

18:24 Collaboration and Open Data in Climate Trace

20:36 Future Directions for Climate Trace

Keywords: climate data, remote sensing, greenhouse gas emissions, satellite technology, Wattime, Climate Trace, emission inventory, environmental technology, data accessibility, collaboration, RMI