Measuring Carbon offers an open‑source, no‑code platform that aggregates satellite CO₂ measurements with geographic, activity, and socioeconomic data to provide high‑resolution, global carbon insights. Users can visualize, filter, and export data for over 150 countries spanning more than five years, using AI‑enhanced tools that require no technical expertise, supporting transparent emissions tracking and policy verification.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Policymakers, researchers, and climate practitioners often lack accessible, high‑resolution carbon dioxide data that integrates satellite observations with socioeconomic context, making it difficult to monitor emissions trends and verify national carbon reports.
Solution
Measuring Carbon provides an open‑source, no‑code platform that aggregates satellite CO₂ measurements (e.g., from NASA’s OCO missions) with geographic, activity and socioeconomic datasets. The system visualizes global carbon concentrations across more than 150 countries and over five years of data, delivering high‑resolution spatial and temporal insights without requiring technical expertise. Advanced AI and machine‑learning tools process the raw observations, linking them to land‑use, fire events, and other drivers to support transparent, independent verification of emissions at national and sub‑national levels. Users can explore, filter, and export data directly through a web interface, enabling data‑driven climate action and reporting.
Target Audience
Primary users are government climate agencies, environmental NGOs, and academic researchers who need reliable, granular carbon data for emissions tracking, policy development, and verification.
Features
- Integration of multiple satellite CO₂ sources with land‑use, fire and socioeconomic data
- No‑code web interface for trend identification, map visualisation and custom analysis
- High‑resolution monitoring covering 150+ countries with over five years of historical data
- AI‑enhanced analytics that correlate carbon concentrations with underlying activity drivers
- Open‑source platform available at no cost, supporting broad adoption and collaboration
- Exportable datasets and visualisations for inclusion in policy reports and research publications