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NASA's Zero-Shot Model Detects Gas Leaks from Space Across Multiple Pollutants

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A model trained on methane plumes detects carbon monoxide, ammonia and nitrogen dioxide without retraining, including the first automated CO detections from NASA's EMIT instrument.

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  1. 2026-11-05 15:00 · Towards Data Science
    How We Built NASA's Zero-Shot Detector for Gas Leaks from Space

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