Training description

Understand how satellite observations can reveal large waste methane sources and support targeted follow-up.

Content: Participants explore the fundamentals of satellite methane monitoring, learn to interpret observations and plumes, and examine detection limits, uncertainty, coverage, and revisit frequency. The course shows how satellite information can complement inventories and on-site measurement to guide investigation and mitigation.

Who is this for: Waste operators, government agencies, regulators, data analysts, consultants, researchers, investors, and sustainability professionals.

Format: A 90–120 minute expert-led interactive session, delivered virtually or in person, with observation examples, discussion, and Q&A.

Language: English.

Interested in the full learning pathway? This course forms Module 4 of the comprehensive programme “Comprehensive Solid Waste Methane Training”.