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Satellites, AI, and the Future of Emissions Monitoring

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Bristol Data Stories Episode 7: Satellites, AI, and the Future of Emissions Monitoring with Elena Fillola Mayoral


Join us for the seventh episode of Bristol Data Stories, where we talk to Elena Fillola Mayoral, an engineer working with scientists to apply AI to the field of atmospheric chemistry. In this episode, Elena discusses how greenhouse emissions are monitored from towers across the globe and how the expansion of satellites now allows researchers to collect millions of data points every day. She also shares how AI can create atmospheric simulations at a fraction of the time, making these models more accessible.


Bristol Data Stories is a podcast series by the Jean Golding Institute (JGI). This podcast series explores the personal research journeys of our guests and the diversity of research projects they've worked on. In each episode, we talk about what inspires them to pursue their work, the challenges they face, and the advice they have for aspiring researchers. Our hosts for this episode were Madlen Williams, JGI Senior Executive Assistant, and Léo Gorman, former JGI Data Scientist. If you have any ideas for guests you’d like to hear from, or topics we should discuss, we’d love to hear from you.


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Atmospheric Chemistry Research Group website: https://www.bristol.ac.uk/chemistry/r...

Elena Fillola Mayoral's contact details: https://research-information.bris.ac....


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