Datasets tagged methane in Earth Engine
[null,null,[],[[["This page provides access to a variety of datasets related to methane emissions and concentrations, including information on point sources, area sources, and total column measurements."],["Data is sourced from organizations like Copernicus, EDF (Environmental Defense Fund), and NASA, utilizing satellite and airborne instruments like Sentinel-5P, MethaneAIR, and EMIT."],["The datasets offer valuable insights into the distribution and quantification of methane emissions, a potent greenhouse gas contributing to climate change."],["While some datasets offer global coverage, others focus on specific regions like oil and gas producing areas in the United States."],["The Oil and Gas Infrastructure Mapping (OGIM) database provides location information for oil and gas infrastructure, aiding in understanding potential emission sources."]]],["Several datasets focus on methane (CH4) concentrations and emissions. Sentinel-5P provides offline, high-resolution methane concentration imagery. MethaneAIR datasets offer data on methane's dry air mole fraction (XCH4), spatially disaggregated emission fluxes in oil and gas regions, and high-emitting point source detections. The OGIM database maps global oil and gas infrastructure. NASA's EMIT project provides data on methane enhancement and plume complexes, measured using a spectrometer on the International Space Station.\n"]]
