Solutions / Atmosphere and climate
Find data for the locations, measurements, and periods you need. Combine published satellite products with weather, station records, and facility information to investigate patterns, prepare reports, or create a review dashboard for your team.
Explore a workflow for this industry. The app preview uses illustrative data; contact us to discuss your own sites, requirements and access.
The work you need to do
Search atmospheric and imagery products around a facility or region. Compare their observation dates, measured quantities, coverage, and quality before choosing what to acquire.
A data selection or order brief with the measurement and delivery requirements.
Review a published detection alongside wind information, nearby facilities, and your investigation records. Preserve the difference between an observation and a proposed source explanation.
A dated evidence package for specialist review and follow-up.
Explore consistent atmospheric or surface-temperature products over your region. Join local measurements and distinguish a short-term anomaly from a pattern supported by a longer record.
Regional charts with observation counts, units, and comparison periods.
01 / Acquire the data
Request data for any location on Earth, including a facility footprint or wider atmospheric region. Compare published open products and suitable commercial collection options; actual coverage, measurement capability, and delivery conditions are confirmed for the request. Acquisition can be the complete task.
Just need the data? Acquiring it is a complete outcome. Use delivered files in your own tools where the license permits, or continue with analysis and apps in Milkypad.
02 / Run your own analysis
Use the assistant to organize the data and run your analysis, with expert review where interpretation requires it.
Add the region or facility list, relevant dates, measured quantity, and question. Include operational records or station measurements you already hold.
Select suitable products, review any purchase, and check units, footprints, quality flags, and observation times before combining sources.
Compare eligible observations and reference periods. Ask for charts or spatial summaries that keep missing data and method differences visible.
Export the findings with supporting observations, add reviewer notes, or create an app for repeated facility and regional reviews.
03 / Build and customize your app
A proposed no-code dashboard for reviewing observations by facility or region, with dates, quality, contextual measurements, and investigation notes kept together.
Explore a prepared example
01 / Data inputs
Select atmospheric products by the quantity, spatial scale and observation window needed. Keep weather and local records alongside the request.
02 / Review a layer
The translucent bands illustrate a spatial observation pattern. They are not measured concentrations, a forecast or proof of source attribution.
03 / Use an app
An app can keep selected observations, regional comparisons and follow-up notes connected for researchers and environmental teams.
Prepared scenes and records show how a workflow could look. These are illustrative locations and layers, with no live data or analysis.
Build a review app for these facilities with an observation timeline, wind context, quality filters, and a place to record follow-up findings.
Describe the tool and the changes you need in ordinary language. The AI assistant helps build it; colleagues use the resulting maps, tables, and controls without writing code.
Explore App BuilderA map and timeline linking each available observation to its product, units, and acquisition date.
Charts, contextual data, and reviewer notes prepared for an internal or client discussion.
Locations requiring additional observations or independent measurement, with the reason for each follow-up.
Use the result with context
A reported gas concentration above the background level does not by itself establish its source or an emission rate. Non-detection does not establish zero emissions. Use the product’s detection limits, relevant weather, and independent evidence to guide interpretation.
Questions for your workflow
Yes. Data discovery and ordering are valid outcomes on their own. Specify the region, dates, measurement, and intended use; analysis or an app is optional.
The intended workflow joins your station, facility, and investigation records to suitable observations. Check that the units, timestamps, areas represented, and type of measurement are comparable before combining the values.
Its history reflects available observations and their publication times. The intended refresh behavior is defined for the selected sources; satellite coverage does not imply continuous observation of each facility.
Milkypad for atmosphere & climate
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