atdepth MRV

We are excited to share that ARPA-E is supporting the development of our Measurement Reporting and Verification (MRV) system for marine Carbon Dioxide Removal (mCDR)! The funding will support the development of a high-accuracy, cost-effective and scalable MRV solution that integrates ocean monitoring and multiscale numerical ocean modeling. We are working on making continuous and real-time MRV possible, while resolving ocean processes from the global to the meter scale.?Reach out to learn more! https://lnkd.in/eD8dFrnj

We are excited to share that we have been contracted by?NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration?to further develop and expand the capabilities of OCM1,?our marine?CDR?Measurement?Reporting and?Verification (MRV)?system! Over the next three years, and as part of NASA's Carbon Monitoring program, we will develop, deploy and?validate?the first end-to-end?ocean?MRV system for?seagrass restoration and conservation projects. If you know of any exciting seagrass restoration projects, do not hesitate to reach out! We’re currently exploring potential deployment sites for OCM1 and would love to hear about any initiatives we could support. While seagrasses are often grouped with other Blue Carbon ecosystems like mangroves and salt marshes, they remove CO2 in a fundamentally different way. Unlike mangroves, which capture CO2 from the air,?seagrasses absorb CO2 from ocean water. Whether this leads to an effective reduction in atmospheric CO2 depends on ocean conditions, biogeochemical processes and complex air-sea gas exchanges. This complexity makes it essential to have an?MRV system tailored specifically to seagrass ecosystems?to accurately track and verify carbon removal for issuing carbon credits. We will go beyond just MRV and use OCM1 to assess the?co-benefits and impacts?of seagrass ecosystems, such as improving water quality, enhancing oxygen levels, balancing nutrient content, and promoting biodiversity. The video below is a proof-of-concept simulation of a seagrass restoration project run on OCM1.

? Join us for an insightful webinar on Coastal and Ocean Carbon Sequestration and Monitoring! ? ?? Date: May 29, 2024 ? Time: 1:00 - 2:30 PM ET ?? Speakers: - Dr. Sophie Chu | Captura - Dr. Simon Freeman | ARPA-E - Dr. Greg Frost | NOAA: National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration - Dr. Carlos Munoz-Royo | atdepth MRV Moderated by Chris Ostrander | CEO, MTS ?? Don't miss out on this pivotal conversation - save your spot today! https://hubs.ly/Q02ynFzT0 #CarbonSequestration #ClimateAction #Webinar #MarineTechnology

CDL-Atlantic is excited to announce the 2023/24 graduating ventures of our Ocean and Prime cohorts! We are looking forward to hosting attending alumni at #CDLSuperSession on June 19th in Toronto, Canada, and want to applaud the following ventures for successfully graduating from CDL-Atlantic: 2023/24 Oceans cohort graduates: ADHERE GEAR Technology Corporation , Portland, USA atdepth MRV, Cambridge, USA Care Weather Technologies, Utah, USA Katchi, Nova Scotia, Canada NONA Technologies, Massachusetts, USA Seasats, San Diego, USA SOS Carbon, Torre Piantini, Dominican Republic VoltSafe Inc.,? British Columbia, Canada 2023/24 Prime cohort graduates:? Aruna Revolution Health Inc, Nova Scotia, Canada Elle, MD Biotechnologies, Nova Scotia, Canada Infusd Nutrition, Nova Scotia, Canada Locarius by Three Hippies Inc., Prince Edward Island, Canada OPAS Mobile, Newfoundland, Canada Phoenix Waste Solutions, Louisiana, USA Quantum Devices Corp., Nova Scotia, Canada RFINE Biomass Solutions Inc, Nova Scotia, Canada Unified.to, Toronto, Canada Congratulations!

We are hosting an exciting event - "Exploring Ocean Climate Solutions" - at MIT today, Tuesday May 7th. Thanks to my co-host Tod Hynes, to Brad Ack from Ocean Visions for coming to present, to our panelists Peter de Menocal, Julie Pullen, Emanuele Di Lorenzo and Marc von Keitz, to our start-up presenters Allan Adams (Aquatic Labs) and Carlos Mu?oz Royo (atdepth MRV), and to Alissa Peterson for some latest information for the SeaAhead program. If you are coming, be sure to register via the link provided here: https://lnkd.in/ePE_gqWh

?? We are back with another edition of "This Week in CDR" - a weekly round-up of the top news and developments from the world of durable carbon removal! ?? From a huge deal worth 22,500 tons of CDR ?? To huge partnership and funding announcements ?? This has been yet another interesting week in CDR. ?? This week's edition features: ? The Next 150 | Shell Environmental Products ? Swiss International Air Lines | Lufthansa Group | Climeworks ? Copenhagen Airports A/S | Klimate.co ? Sirona Technologies | Cella | Great Carbon Valley ? Deep Sky | atdepth MRV ? Greenlyte Carbon Technologies | Earlybird Venture Capital | Carbon Removal Partners | Green Generation Fund ?? Read on to learn more. ?? Follow us at CDR.fyi for more such developments in the carbon removal market. ?? A huge shoutout to Carbon180 who recently revamped their website (link in the comments), making it seamless to access their tools and resources on CDR such as factsheets, reports, infographics, trackers, newsletters and more. ? Join over 200 companies and sign up for the Portal to gain durable CDR market insights, showcase your company’s profile and progress, and get on the CDR map: https://lnkd.in/gzWASYJ6

atdepth MRV is developing an ocean modeling system that utilizes graphical processing units instead of traditional central processing units, which significantly improves modeling speeds and computational costs to provide real-time outputs with fine-scale ocean dynamics. Program Director Dr. Simon Freeman recently met with the SEA-CO2 project team in Cambridge, MA to learn more about their system’s measurement reporting and verification application for carbon capture. By reproducing the physics of marine carbon dioxide removal and continuously modeling ocean processes, the system would be able to provide high-certainty quantification of carbon drawdown from the global to the meter scale. #ARPAEontheRoad

Deep Sky and atdepth MRV, a provider of MRV services to the ocean and marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR) industry, have partnered to advance Direct Ocean Capture in Canada. #carbonremoval #carboncapture #partnership #mCDR https://bit.ly/3V8nLZX

We are very excited to announce that we have started working with Deep Sky to advance the assessment of their direct ocean capture operations. We are currently integrating and testing monitoring systems that will be deployed very soon to better understand the ocean conditions around Deep Sky Labs’ ocean facility. https://lnkd.in/e94-c8Ds

Our co-founder and CTO Dr. Raphael Ouillon will be talking about innovations in MRV for marine carbon dioxide removal tomorrow at 1pm EST! Registration link below: