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Visiting the IAEA for a field demonstration of soil flux measurements for fertilizer optimization

By Renato Winkler, Picarro Application Scientist -- Some weeks ago, I was invited to join and assist an International...

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Using Stable Isotopes of Water for Water Use Efficiency in Agriculture

I just returned from a week-long trip to Dubai where I was fortunate to participate in and help lead an International...

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Crowd-sourced isotope study of Superstorm Sandy

By Guest Bloggers Stephen Good and Gabe Bowen: Well, we’re approaching the two-year anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, and...

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USGS/CUAHSI Virtual Workshop on Laser Spectroscopy

The Consortium of Universities for the Advancement of Hydrologic Science, Inc. (CUAHSI), in partnership with USGS...

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European Competition Network

CABAUW, NETHERLANDS — While carbon dioxide (CO2) currently contributes to two-thirds of anthropogenic radiative forcing...

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Picarro's Superflux at the Cabauw Superstation: InGOS Flux Instrument Trial

While carbon dioxide (CO 2) currently contributes to two-thirds of anthropogenic radiative forcing, the effects from...

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Hydrologist Ricardo Sánchez-Murillo Sets Up Costa Rica’s First Stable Isotope Lab

Ricardo Sánchez-Murillo of the National University of Costa Rica foresees water challenges affecting even the wettest...

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YAK-AEROSIB (Airborne Extensive Regional Observations in SIBeria)

FRANCE / RUSSIA — With a large percentage of its area covered by forest (800×106 hectares) and huge stocks of carbon...

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NOAA Earth System Research Lab

BOULDER, CO — According to their website, the Global Monitoring Division of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric...

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Back to the Greenhouse Gas Future: A Conversation with Jim Butler, Director of NOAA’s Global Monitoring Division

Few scientific meetings match the level of organization and attendee engagement as does this Global Monitoring Annual...

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The Urban Issue: why we need to start measuring cities now

One thing I probably do a little too much of in this job is travel. While it can be a hassle, you do get to see a lot of...

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Quarterly Featured Picarro Coolest Remote Sites

It's commonly said here at Picarro that our customers have more interesting lives than we do -- we're always receiving...

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Nerdgasm! Building Cool Scientific Instruments, and the Joys of Innovation

Prior to Picarro, I was on the academic path. I completed my PhD under the supervision of a brilliant scientist, then...

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Wing Pods, UAVs and NASA = Very Cool, Very Innovative Science

I've got two simple yet evocative phrases for you. Wing pods. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles. Excited? We are. During late...

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How do you know rising carbon dioxide levels are from human activities?

The greenhouse gas carbon dioxide (CO 2) is a product of human activities that use carbon-based fuels, such as home...

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