Google has worked with Surui Chief Almir to use its Earth Engine to help the Amazonia tribe to measure its forest carbon.
While climate negotiators were busy discussing the role of forests in the Cancun climate negotiations, Google was launching its Earth Engine – a practical tool to help countries obtain information about their forests, which are critical carbon sinks, easily and freely.
Google’s Earth Engine Officially Launched at COP-16 in Cancun | Angel Hsu
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