31 in Glasgow and the Biden Administration works to include green tech in its Build Back Better infrastructure plan, the capital markets are racing to get on board, and oil and gas interests say they welcome unbiased satellite monitoring. This is a really important period to advance the state of the art to address critical climate and human health concerns” David Hogan, Senior Vice President of Strategic Business At AERĪs the United Nations’ COP26 summit prepares to meet Oct. “We are currently in the early stages of commercializing reliable global measurements of methane and other gases. Scepter’s big data capabilities can in turn fuse the entire sensor stack for a more accurate understanding of the dynamic nature of the atmosphere. This technique complements other available sensor platforms operating at different heights such as aircraft, drones and ground sensors. Scepter will deploy an array of approximately 24 satellites with multiple sensors on each to monitor not only methane but particulate matter and other pollutants in real time. “We’re working with the industry to solve the methane problem rather than point fingers-we’ve actually co-crafted this detection system with a Fortune 10 energy firm.” “AER brings deep scientific understanding combined with practical, hands-on experience and is critical to our mission of deploying a global methane-detection information system designed to meet the operational needs of the energy industry,” continued Father. “We brought in a top player to accelerate our time to market, sort of like bringing in the Marines,” said Scepter CEO Philip Father. The alliance with AER will allow Scepter to sharply and quickly boost its atmospheric data-collection and data-fusion capabilities for both industry and government. AER’s greenhouse gases team has decades of experience in combining remote sensing and dispersion modeling to measure greenhouse gas emissions locally and globally.

AER has made its name sensing, simulating, modeling and predicting weather-related phenomena in the atmosphere, ocean and space for a wide spectrum of federal agencies and commercial customers since 1977. The agreement comes days before the COP26 environmental summit in Glasgow and unites an up-and-coming player with a trusted environmental trailblazer. SAN FRANCISCO - Scepter, Inc., an emerging company backed by 元7 Ventures and TableRock that uses global Earth and space-based data to measure air pollution in real time, has today announced a collaboration with Atmospheric and Environmental Research (AER), a Verisk business.

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