OpsBond Methane
Satellite methane watch for landfills. Public plume detections become cases with an owner, a field-check deadline, an audit trail and a signed Site Brief.
From a plume in orbit to a decision on the ground.
Every step keeps the evidence attached, so the person who acts can see where a number came from.
Satellite plume
A satellite or airborne instrument detects a methane plume near a landfill. We use the public detection, not an estimate of our own.
Observation with provenance
The detection is stored as an observation with its source, capture time and uncertainty. Nothing is shown without them.
Case with field check
A case is opened with a named owner and a field-check deadline. Approvals and changes go into the audit trail.
Signed Site Brief
The outcome is issued as a signed Site Brief, a readable PDF with a machine-readable JSON copy.
The watch, the workflow and the paper trail.
Dashboard
A live map and case list for your sites: detections, open cases, owners and deadlines in one place.
Telegram alerts & approvals
The case owner is alerted in Telegram and can approve or reject the next step without opening the dashboard.
Site Brief: PDF + JSON with SHA-256
A signed brief for each site, as a PDF for people and JSON for systems. Each file comes with a SHA-256 checksum so you can check it has not changed.
Tender radar
Public tenders and leads for landfill gas and methane monitoring work, surfaced for the team to review.
Public data, with its licence stated plainly.
Each source has its own terms. We show them here so nobody is surprised later.
Carbon Mapper
Non-commercial demoPublic data is used for non-commercial demonstration only. Public release runs about 30 days behind capture, so this is a monitoring aid, not a real-time alarm.
Source: Carbon Mapper (data.carbonmapper.org)
UNEP IMEO MARS
Non-commercialThe Methane Alert and Response System of the UN Environment Programme’s International Methane Emissions Observatory. Non-commercial terms apply.
Climate TRACE
CC BY 4.0 · modelledLicensed under CC BY 4.0 with attribution. Values are modelled estimates, not direct measurements, and are labelled that way.
NASA EMIT
OpenOpen data from NASA’s imaging spectrometer on the International Space Station.
Where a source is limited to non-commercial use, it appears on the live map for demonstration. Check the source’s own terms before reusing its data.
Five landfills under watch.
The first sites on the map. No emission figures are published on this page.
Al Jumum
Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
Riyadh (Al-Sulay)
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Rajm Khashman
Kuwait
CEAMSE Norte III
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Ghazipur
Delhi, India
Numbers appear only inside the product, each with its source, capture time and uncertainty.
See the watch on a map.
Open the live map, or talk to us about a pilot for your sites.
Live map: sign-in required.