Applications of Carbon Dioxide Measurements for Climate-Related Studies

Start Date:

July 9, 2024

Description:

Space-based CO2 measurements have become an important capability in support of climate studies and to inform policy decisions. This intermediate, three-part webinar series will build on the previous CO2 training from 2022, providing a more in-depth review of OCO-2 and OCO-3 measurements along with demonstrations of case-studies. The latter will focus on how to read, visualize and interpret the data, how to account for quality flags in an analysis, how to use the data from the OCO missions to analyze impacts of an El Niño event on atmospheric CO2 and carbon sources and sinks, and how to examine spatial variations of CO2 over a metropolitan area. The demonstration will be conducted using Jupyter Notebook. This training is also available in Spanish. Relevant UN Sustainable Development Goals: • Goal 11: Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable • Goal 12: Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns • Goal 13: Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts

Targeted Audience:

This training is primarily intended for scientists in the field and local, regional, and federal organizations from climate agencies.

Host:

NASA ARSET

Organizer:

NASA-ARSET

Format/Training Type:

Online Course

Language:

English, Spanish

Attendance:

Open

Qualifications:

Satellite Skills and Knowledge

Contact Name:

Brock Blevins

Contact Email:

brock.blevins@nasa.gov

Fees:

Link:

https://go.nasa.gov/4asZvWE

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