Hyperspectral satellite leaves methane polluters nowhere to hide
MethaneSAT carries one instrument composed of two hyperspectral spectrometer sensors designed to measure methane from anthropogenic sources (Images: BAE Space & Mission Systems)
Countries across the globe are pledging to cut methane emissions, but there has been a critical gap in the observation data. Now, actual emissions can be checked against these obligations thanks to a hyperspectral measurement system
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