Connecting NASA Data and Tools with Health and Air Quality Stakeholders
Biography The Georgia Environmental Protection Division (GA EPD), uses satellite data and tools to perform technical analysis projects to improve ozone and PM2.5 air quality in the state. Specifically, GA EPD currently utilizes various satellite products for the following objectives: (1) To identify/confirm major emission sources with the TROPOMI NO2 dataset; (2) To locate large …
Biography We use NASA satellite data to better understand how exposure to air pollution impacts the risk and severity of lung disease, with a focus on the health of communities and workers impacted by environmental injustice.
Biography EDF uses NASA data to identify locations and times of elevated air pollution, assess health impacts, and characterize environmental injustices.
Biography BreezoMeter’s air quality, pollen, and wildfire products leverage data from NASA and NOAA satellites – including Terra, Aqua, Suomi NPP, JPSS, GOES, and Landsat – to provide global, real-time, and hyper-local information on air quality, pollen, and wildfire smoke.
Biography We leverage satellite data in conjunction with other available data sources to accurately quantify landfill emissions.
Biography We use satellite data to evaluate how exposure to climate change-fueled extreme weather events and pollution from fossil fuel infrastructure impacts access to cancer care and outcomes.
Biography We use satellite data to evaluate how exposure to climate change-fueled extreme weather events and pollution from fossil fuel infrastructure impacts access to cancer care and outcomes.
Biography I’ve used NASA data/tools for work at the Health Effects Institute as well as for training and public outreach engagements outside of my formal duties.
Biography I work on air pollution exposure and health effects using air pollutant concentrations derived from NASA air quality products and other datasets.