CTrees uses AWS to track carbon in every living tree on Earth
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CTrees, a nonprofit organization, uses AWS to develop a global system for tracking carbon in every living tree on Earth, revolutionizing climate data monitoring.
- Developed Jurisdictional MRV (JMRV) tool to provide precise annual measurements of carbon stocks and forest activities
- Leveraged AWS services like S3, EC2, and Managed Airflow to process massive satellite data volumes
- Improved model resolution from 1 km to 100 meters, enhancing carbon tracking precision
- Revealed key climate insights, including a 15% decrease in tropical deforestation emissions
- Platform viewed over 4,000 times in 2024, supporting global climate action efforts
The project demonstrates how cloud technology can provide critical environmental data and support global climate mitigation strategies.
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