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The first two Carbon Mapper Tanager satellites are scheduled to launch in 2024 and will provide free data on methane and carbon dioxide emissions.
Planet has announced plans for a hyperspectral constellation named Tanager in partnership with the nonprofit Carbon Mapper Coalition.
Carbon Mapper is leading public-private partnerships to scale methane monitoring and is working with partners across 15 states.
Carbon Mapper plans to launch two methane-monitoring satellites in late 2023 with the commercial satellite company Planet Labs and philanthropic funding.
Carbon Mapper plans to launch two methane-monitoring satellites in late 2023 with the commercial satellite company Planet Labs and philanthropic funding.
Phase 2 of Carbon Mapper would expand to an operational multi-satellite constellation starting in 2025.
Phase 2 of Carbon Mapper is planned to expand to an operational multi-satellite constellation starting in 2025.
The first two Carbon Mapper satellites are scheduled to launch in 2023 to detect 80 percent of the largest global methane sources and major carbon dioxide emitters.
Carbon Mapper’s visible and infrared imaging spectrometers are designed to provide data with a resolution of 30 m per pixel.
A larger Carbon Mapper constellation is planned to begin providing frequent observations of greenhouse gas sources in 2025.