Verification and repair decisions
World → region → evidence
Program coverage · OpenStreetMapGlobal overview
ActivePlanned
Interactive reference map: select a region or change the basemap. Program markers show Uplift coverage, not measured methane concentration.
Bering Sea and high-latitude carbon
Data feasibility first
Source, date, units and uncertainty
Data architecture
Every map must show what the data can—and cannot—prove.
The platform will expose source, date, spatial resolution, units, quality flags and uncertainty. Demonstration data will never be presented as a live measurement.
LayerCandidate sourceUseStatus
Texas methane plumesCarbon Mapper / public satellite productsEvent screeningIntegration planned
Wells & facilitiesTexas Railroad Commission / EPA GHGRPAsset contextIntegration planned
County boundariesU.S. Census TIGER/LineChoropleth geographyReady for production
Atmospheric CH₄NOAA GML / NASA products / Sentinel-5PRegional trendsResearch integration
Sea ice & oceanNSIDC / NOAA PMELEnvironmental contextResearch integration
Bering Sea coresIODP Site U1339 + Dr. Nkwain’s analysesSeep and hypoxia historyResearch dataset
Production basemapsOpenStreetMap referenceUSGS terrain and imageryNOAA bathymetryArctic polar projection
One platform, two workflows
From signal to defensible decision.
Texas emphasizes rapid operational action. Arctic and Bering Sea work emphasizes multi-source comparison, uncertainty and long-term environmental interpretation.
Ingest
Preserve provider, method and time
Standardize
Align location, units and depth
Compare
Overlay independent evidence
Interpret
Score patterns and uncertainty
Verify
Use field or laboratory evidence
Report
Publish traceable results
Scientific standard
Detected, attributed, quantified and verified are different states.
Uplift rule
Every result retains its evidence state. The platform supports decisions; it does not turn a satellite pixel, a sediment signal or a model estimate into a confirmed emission source.