Our Mission
The EcoCarbonMonitor tool provides near real-time (~2 week latency) carbon and methane flux data
to the public and the scientific community. It serves as an open-access platform for
researchers, educators, and policymakers to explore, visualize, and download high-resolution
estimates of Net Ecosystem Exchange, Carbon Dioxide, and Methane flux data for Arctic and Boreal
terrestrial ecosystems. EcoCarbonMonitor has been developed as part of the Arctic Warning Network (AWARE) aimed at synthesizing and
communicating Arctic carbon emissions.
This tool combines advanced ecosystem modeling with satellite data assimilation to offer a comprehensive
view of how carbon is exchanged between the land and the atmosphere.
The Team
Grant Falvo, PhD
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Ted Schuur, PhD
Professor of Ecosystem Ecology at Northern Arizona University and leader of the AWARE project. Understanding feedbacks from terrestrial ecosystems to climate change is my main research interest.
Elliot Kennedy, M.S.
A M.S. graduate in Statistics and Data Science with expertise in machine learning, data analysis, modeling, and web design. I enjoy making websites that enable open access to data.
Project Details
Model Description
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Read the Paper View on GitHubData Assimilation Pipeline
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Read the Paper View on GitHubFrequently Asked Questions
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NOAA Report Card
Learn more about Arctic terrestrial carbon cycles from the NOAA Arctic Report Card 2024.
Watch on YouTube Read the Report