Instrument Development & Project Vulcan | Empirical Energy Podcast
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Learn more about CleanConnect.ai's Project Vulcan, a revolutionary approach to measuring and reducing stack emissions in real-time.
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Mark Smith sits down with Dr. Emily Wilson, the brilliant scientist leading instrument development at CleanConnect.ai, for an in-depth exploration of cutting-edge emission measurement technology.
In this fascinating episode, Emily shares her remarkable 23-year journey at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, where she developed groundbreaking instruments for measuring trace gases in Earth and planetary atmospheres, including sending the mini-carb instrument into orbit via the space station in 2019.
Tune in for:
- Learn how Emily’s NASA-developed technology is being adapted for commercial emission monitoring
- Discover Project Vulcan’s approach to mapping combustion emissions across stack cross-sections
- Understand why direct measurement beats emission factors for accurate environmental data
- Explore the potential for 10% greenhouse gas reduction through optimized combustion
- See how real-time feedback loops can gamify emission reduction for companies
- Understand the critical need for global carbon monitoring networks in developing countries
Dr. Emily Wilson
Director of Research & Instruments, CleanConnect.ai
Dr. Wilson is a former NASA physicist with expertise in atmospheric sensing and remote laser systems.
Emily worked as Associate Deputy Director for Atmospheres and led the Laser Remote Sensing Lab, pioneering new methods for atmospheric gas measurement. She leads scientific development at CleanConnect.ai, ensuring solutions are grounded in research and environmental impact.
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