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Posts by Geert Barentsen

Papers led by researchers named Geert are usually excellent β€” you’d think arXiv would have figured this out by now!!

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Is this an elaborate plot to make Plainmoor the home of all future science press conferences?

9 months ago 1 0 0 0

This is nice!

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That’s such a cool PhD project!! Do you think QUB would let me do a second PhD?

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Carbon Mapper Achieves First Tanager-1 Methane Mitigation Success /PRNewswire/ -- Carbon Mapper released over 300 methane and CO2 plume detections todayβ€” its first tranche of emissions data based on observations from the...

Full story here: www.prnewswire.com/news-release...

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Left - a large methane plume from a leaking oil and gas pipeline was detected in the Texas Permian Basin by Tanager-1 on Oct. 9. After being shared with federal and state agencies, the leak was voluntarily fixed by the operator. Right - a subsequent Tanager observation on Oct. 24 detected no methane.

Left - a large methane plume from a leaking oil and gas pipeline was detected in the Texas Permian Basin by Tanager-1 on Oct. 9. After being shared with federal and state agencies, the leak was voluntarily fixed by the operator. Right - a subsequent Tanager observation on Oct. 24 detected no methane.

2024 highlight: On Oct 9, our @planet.com Tanager-1 satellite detected a significant methane leak β€” equivalent to the CO2 emissions of driving 47 gas-powered cars for a year. The leak was swiftly reported and repaired by the operator.

Here's to many more successes like this in 2025! πŸŒŽπŸŒˆπŸ›°οΈ

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Awesome work! The interpretability is so cool. πŸ‘

I wonder if you could validate methane retrievals against ground-based spectrometers like TCCON? e.g., frm4ghg.aeronomie.be

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@chrislintott.bsky.social Galileo says hi πŸ‘‹

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